Aime2025: Mathematics Competition Problems from the 2025 AIME I & II

Aime2025 contains competition problems from the 2025 American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) I and II, published by opencompass in February 2025. The collection consists of fewer than 1,000 text-based records designed for high-level mathematical question-answering tasks. It provides a standardized format for evaluating model performance on the most recent invitational-level high school mathematics problems.

Use Cases

• Evaluating LLM mathematical reasoning on 2025 AIME I and II exam questions
• Benchmarking zero-shot and few-shot performance on competition-grade math problems
• Testing chain-of-thought reasoning paths for high-school level invitational mathematics

Strengths

• Includes problems from both the 2025-I and 2025-II exam sessions
• MIT licensed for open research and commercial benchmarking
• Standardized JSON format compatible with pandas and polars libraries

Limitations

• Small sample size of under 1,000 records, restricted by the actual number of problems in the competition
• Source metadata lacks explicit column definitions and sample data previews

Provenance

Source

American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) via opencompass

Collection Method

annotated

Time Range

2025

Freshness

Highly current, last updated in February 2025 following the 2025 exam sessions.

Geography

United States