Infinity: Revolutionizing Math Learning with a Global Challenge

Aditya Birla World Academy's 'Infinity' marks its 12th year as a dynamic mathematics challenge, involving 360 students from 68 schools across multiple countries. The program emphasizes problem-solving over speed, culminating in the 'Mathematician of the Year' award. It fosters collaboration and deep mathematical understanding among participants.

Aditya Birla World Academy recently celebrated the 12th edition of 'Infinity', a pioneering mathematics challenge that attracted 360 students from 68 schools spanning five countries, including India, UAE, and Qatar. Founded by Mrs. Neerja Birla, the event highlights creativity and collaboration in mathematical learning.

Infinity breaks away from conventional speed-focused contests, promoting reasoning and teamwork through individual and team-based rounds. The format encourages participants to explore mathematical concepts deeply, ensuring that learning is engaging and meaningful. Agastya B. Khare and Yerin Choi emerged as the Mathematicians of the Year for 2026.

With support from academic and corporate partners, the program has evolved over 12 years into a significant event in school education systems, focusing on collaborative learning and analytical skills. Educational leaders, including Dr. Mark Saul, contributed to this year's edition, enhancing its impact and outreach.

(With inputs from agencies.)