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AMC 10 Mathematics 2026 Rs 899

AMC 10 Full Mock — Paper 4

AMC 10 full mock paper 4: 25 mixed-topic contest questions with worked solutions, timed at 75 minutes under authentic AMC 10 scoring.

25Questions
75Minutes
150Marks
None Negative
9-10Grades

About this test

AMC 10 Full Mock — Paper 4 is a full 25-question paper you attempt online in 75 minutes. It follows the American Mathematics Competition 10 pattern, so the timing, the question style and the marking match the real exam. There is no negative marking, so it is worth attempting every question. Leaving a question blank still earns 1.5 marks.

You get your score the moment you submit, question by question, with a step-by-step solution to every problem. 25 questions in 75 minutes. A high score qualifies for the AIME.

What it covers

Percentages Mean and median Linear equations Right triangles Handshakes Ratios Vieta relations Counting divisors Dice probability Arithmetic sequences Circles Exponent rules Modular exponentiation Simultaneous equations Combinations Distance formula Work rates Logarithms GCD and LCM Polygon angles Floor sums Geometric probability Heron's formula Inclusion-exclusion Symmetric substitution

Sections

  • Percentages — 1 question
  • Mean and median — 1 question
  • Linear equations — 1 question
  • Right triangles — 1 question
  • Handshakes — 1 question
  • Ratios — 1 question
  • Vieta relations — 1 question
  • Counting divisors — 1 question
  • Dice probability — 1 question
  • Arithmetic sequences — 1 question
  • Circles — 1 question
  • Exponent rules — 1 question
  • Modular exponentiation — 1 question
  • Simultaneous equations — 1 question
  • Combinations — 1 question
  • Distance formula — 1 question
  • Work rates — 1 question
  • Logarithms — 1 question
  • GCD and LCM — 1 question
  • Polygon angles — 1 question
  • Floor sums — 1 question
  • Geometric probability — 1 question
  • Heron's formula — 1 question
  • Inclusion-exclusion — 1 question
  • Symmetric substitution — 1 question

Difficulty spread

  • 5 easy questions
  • 7 medium questions
  • 8 hard questions

Before you start

25 questions · 75 minutes.

  • Each correct answer scores 6 points.
  • Each unanswered question scores 1.5 points.
  • A wrong answer scores 0 — a blank is worth more than a guess unless you can eliminate at least three options.
  • No calculators. Rough work on paper.

This is a full-length paper at real AMC 10 difficulty: questions rise from straightforward through the middle band that decides most scores, to the final tier that separates AIME qualifiers.

A look at the questions

Q1. A jacket priced at $620$ rupees is reduced by $30\%$. What is the new price in rupees?
A) 434
B) 590
C) 186
D) 444
E) 424
Q2. What is the mean of the numbers $5, 8, 13, 16, 23$?
A) 15
B) 13
C) 11
D) 14
E) 20
23 more questions in the full paper, each with a worked solution.

Questions people ask

What does a full mock cover?

All four AMC 10 areas in one sitting: algebra, geometry, number theory, and counting and probability. The questions ramp from warm-up to contest level in the order the real paper does, so it also trains your pacing, not just your technique.

How is it scored?

Real AMC 10 rules: 6 points for a correct answer, 1.5 for a blank and 0 for a wrong one, over 75 minutes. Because a blank outscores a wrong answer, guessing at random on a question you have not read is a losing move.

How does it differ from the topic papers?

A topic paper drills one area deeply, so you know what technique is coming. A full mock does not tell you, which is the harder and more realistic skill: recognising which method a question wants before you start on it.

Are the answers reliable?

Every answer here is computed in code rather than typed by hand, then re-derived independently, and the whole paper is sat end to end with the stored keys to confirm a perfect score before publication.

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