About · Student honours
Results that read like a trophy cabinet.
Every roll Hanlin publishes, rebuilt in English — national-team selections across nine disciplines and twelve subject honour boards, from the AMC ladder to the elite maths camps.
- 36National-team selections
- 235AIME qualifications · 2024–25
- 120G5 offers · 2020–24
- 500+Students published in journals
By season
Browse the rolls by year.
Four season archives collect the award notices in full; this page carries the all-time boards by subject.
National (training) teams
Thirty-six selections, nine disciplines.
Hanlin students selected for national teams and national training camps, 2019–2026 — a roll the Chinese site marks as “continually updating”.
Chemistry & biology
- 2026One student promoted to the UK IChO national team; one selected for the USNCO national training camp; one Swiss IChO national-team member in dedicated coaching
- 2025–26IBO: one student in the US national training camp (2025) and one on Canada's national team (2026)
- 2023–25IMDO medicine olympiad: 4 students on Team China (2023), 3 (2024), 5 (2025), plus 2 on the US national team (2025)
- 2025Brain Bee: one student represented the Chinese Taipei region at the international round
Physics & astronomy
- 2022IPhO: one student on the Hong Kong, China team
- 2023IAAC: global Gold, first place in the China region
- 2025IYPT: one student on Team China; IPhO: one student on Canada's national team, taking a global Bronze; one US-high-school student into the US physics national camp; one into Australia's olympiad camp
- 2026One student on Canada's IPhO national team
Linguistics & young talent
- 2021IOL linguistics olympiad: four students on Team China
- 2025IOL: one student on Canada's national team — the same student earlier selected for Canada's girls' mathematics team
- 2023World Youth Olympiad qualification shortlist for the national team
Economics & informatics
- 2019–26IEO: Team China selections in 2019, 2022 (five students), 2025 (two) and 2026 (two); Hong Kong, China squad places in 2024, 2025 and 2026; USAEBO US camp and NZEO New Zealand camp (with a 12th-place Silver) in 2026
- 2019–25IOI informatics: US national training camp in 2019 (two students) and 2020; New Zealand national team in 2025
- 2026USAAIO: one student promoted to the US national training camp
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Mathematics.
From the AMC series through the UK, Canadian and Australian circuits to invitationals at Duke, Johns Hopkins and Berkeley.
AIME qualifications in a single season
The 2024–25 AMC 10/12 cohort alone — with 30 students in the global top 1% and three perfect scores.
AMC series & AIME
- 2024–25AMC 8: 30 students in the global top 5%, 16 in the top 1%. AMC 10/12: 235 AIME qualifications, 123 in the top 5%, 30 in the top 1%, three perfect scores, 19 at 140+, 191 at 120+. AIME: 32 students at 10+, 14 reaching the USA(J)MO index
- 2023–24253 AIME qualifiers at a 65% rate; 170 in the top 5%, 45 in the top 1%; AIME highs of 14; 20 at the USA(J)MO index
- 2022–23137 qualifiers (56%), 89 top 5%, 37 top 1%, 25 at 130+; AIME best 14; 10 at the index
- 2021November: 102 qualifiers (53.1%); February: AMC 10 high of 135, AMC 12 high of 139.5, nine students past the USA(J)MO line
- 2020AMC 8: 19 top 5%; AMC 12 high of 132 on a 128 average; the US sitting carried a 93.3% AIME qualification rate
Waterloo — Euclid & Gauss
- 2025Euclid: 233 Distinctions; 8 at 90+, 97 at 80+
- 2024177 Distinctions; 17 at 90+ with a high of 99; 75 at 80+
- 2023165 Distinctions at a 70% award rate; 8 at 90+, 63 at 80+
- 202296 Distinctions (75%); 7 students at 90–93
- 202133 Distinctions (50%); four above 90
- 2022Gauss: 12 of 22 Grade-7 entrants above 100; 3 of 6 Grade-8 entrants above 120
UKMT — BMO, SMC, IMC, JMC
- 2025BMO: 2 Distinctions, 3 Merits. JMC: 8 Golds (top 8%), 7 Silvers
- 20248 students through to BMO Round 2 with Merits and Distinctions. SMC: 8 Gold, 2 Silver, 2 Bronze
- 2023SMC: 6 Gold, 2 Silver, 2 Bronze
- 2022IMC: 2 Golds
- 20202 students to BMO Round 2 — one in the global top 20
Duke Math Meet & Math League
- 2025DMM: 7 students to the China round, one selected for the global round. Math League: stage one at an 85% promotion rate; stage two sent 15 students to the final with 8 in the top 8%
- 2021DMM: 9 students to the global round — 4 individual Golds, 5 Silvers, a Best Power Round award, and teams placing 13th, 19th and 21st worldwide
Kangaroo & Australian AMC
- 2025Kangaroo: 10 Super Golds, 11 Gold, 9 Silver, 16 Bronze, 8 skills awards
- 2024Kangaroo: 8 global achievement awards, 26 Super Golds, 42 Gold / 27 Silver / 34 Bronze. Australian AMC: two Peter O'Halloran achievement awards and 19 first prizes across levels A–E
- 2023Kangaroo: 4 Super Golds, 9 Gold, 15 Silver, 10 Bronze. Australian AMC prizes across all five levels
JHMT, BMT & ARML
- 2024JHMT: individual 2 Gold, 1 Silver, 2 Merits plus a top-score award; team Golds in the theme and relay rounds and overall, with Bronze/Silver placings for a second team
- 2022ARML: team in the global top 100 and national team Gold; individual national top 100
- 2020–21BMT 2020: the only perfect calculus score worldwide, top-three in China for algebra. ARML 2020: regional top-20 (west) and top-100 (south); a team Bronze with promotion. CMO 2021: two students into Canada's winter camp
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Mathematical modelling.
HiMCM, the IMMC and the undergraduate MCM/ICM.
NCTM Winner, worldwide
Hanlin's 2022 HiMCM Outstanding team was named NCTM Winner — an honour given to just two teams a year.
HiMCM & MCM/ICM
- 20243 Finalist, 6 Meritorious, 10 Honorable Mention teams
- 20235 Finalist, 6 Meritorious, 12 HM — plus an MCM M-prize team
- 2022An Outstanding team named NCTM Winner — one of only two each year — with 6 Finalist, 5 Meritorious, 11 HM
- 20211 Outstanding, 3 Finalist, 5 Meritorious, 11 HM; MCM HM (top 16%)
- 20201 Outstanding, 3 Finalist, 6 Meritorious, 13 HM
IMMC
- 20257 teams to the international round; Greater-China round: 4 Finalist nominations and 3 Meritorious; international round: 3 Finalist nominations, 2 HM, 1 Meritorious
- 2024All 6 teams promoted to the international round — a 100% rate
- 20236 teams promoted; 3 took international Finalist entries plus first/second prizes at both levels
- 2021–222021: all 3 teams promoted (100%), one a Greater-China Finalist; 2022: an HM team
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Physics.
Physics Bowl, the BPhO series, national olympiad routes and the astronomy challenges.
Joint world first, Physics Bowl 2025
A perfect paper put one student joint top of the world; another finished joint second.
Physics Bowl
- 2025D1: 3 Super Gold, 15 Gold, 12 Silver, 14 Bronze; D2: 6 Super Gold, 12 Gold, 30 Silver. Five students in the global top 100 — one a joint global #1 on a perfect paper, another joint #2
- 20242 in the global top 100; 32 national Golds
- 20231 in the global top 5; 5 in the top 100; 22 national Golds
- 20222 in the global top 10, 9 in the top 100
- 2021D1 placings at global 4/15/38; D2 at global 1/3/4/16/50
- 2017–192019: D1 individual global #18, team global #3; 2017: D1 global #6
BPhO series & IPC/SPC
- 2024Round 1: 2 Super Golds in the UK region; 9 Super Golds, 20 Gold, 20 Silver, 12 Bronze in China
- 202320 Super Golds and 24 Golds at Round 1; Round 2: 4 global Silvers, 2 Bronzes
- 2020–22Super Golds: 19 (2022), 8 (2021), 6 at a 70% award rate (2020)
- 2025IPC: 8 Gold, 3 Silver; SPC: 3 Gold, 11 Silver, 3 Bronze
- 2020–24IPC/SPC online: 10 Gold 2 Silver (2024); 6 Gold 2 Silver (2021); 2 Golds (2020)
National routes — CAP, F=ma, ASOP
- 2025CAP: second place nationally, invited into UBC's training camp, selected for Canada's national team and an IPhO Bronze. F=ma: five through to round two; one US-high-school student into the 20-place USAPhO National Camp. ASOP: one admitted to Australia's physics camp
- 2024CAP: Gold on the top national score, 2 Silver, 1 Bronze
Astronomy & PUPC
- 2025BAAO Senior: global Gold. USAAAO: one through round one to the NAC
- 2023IAAC: global Gold, first in the China region; PUPC: 2 global merits
- 2022PUPC: 11 global awards, best at global #12
- 2020–21PUPC 2020: the only global Gold; 2021: 14 global awards from #21. BAAO 2021: junior global Gold; 2024: 2 Bronzes
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Chemistry.
The Canadian series, both national olympiads and the UK rounds.
UKChO Golds in one season
The 2025 UK Chemistry Olympiad haul — plus two Golds sat in the UK region itself.
CCC · CCO · JCCO
- 2025CCC: 36 global excellence awards; 26 Gold, 15 Silver, 9 Bronze
- 2024CCC: 25 excellence, 12 Gold; CCO: 2 global Bronze, 8 global merits, a national Gold; JCCO: 4 global merits, 2 national Golds
- 2022–23CCC 2022: 31 excellence (top 10%) with 8 national Golds; CCO 2022: 2 global Silver, 7 global Bronze; 2023: a national Super Gold
- 2019–21CCC Golds every season — 13 in 2021; JCCO global Silver/Bronze runs; a first Gold in 2019
USNCO · UKChO · C3L6 · ASOC
- 2025USNCO: 3 students into the US final. UKChO: 65 Gold, 18 Silver, 3 Bronze plus 2 Gold in the UK region. C3L6: 2 UK-region Golds. ASOC: one into Australia's chemistry camp
- 2024UKChO: 48 Gold, 26 Silver, 13 Bronze; C3L6: 4 global Golds
- 2020–23UKChO Golds: 22 (2023), 20 (2022), 11 (2021), 9 including national #2/9/10 (2020)
- 2018–19USNCO: 7 Golds with a national #1 (2019); 5 Golds at national 1/2/3/5/15 (2018)
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Biology & medicine.
The USABO/BBO double, HOSA, Brain Bee and the medicine olympiad.
USABO + BBO double Golds
Nineteen students took Gold in both olympiads in 2025 — and one reached the US Finalist round, the top 0.3%.
USABO / BBO
- 2025USABO: 17 Super Gold, 45 Gold — six US-region students to the Semifinal, one a Finalist (top 0.3%). BBO: 44 Gold, 56 Silver. Nineteen students took the double Gold
- 2024USABO 36 Gold; BBO 91 Gold, 60 Silver; 19 double Golds
- 2022–232022: USABO 49 Gold, BBO 51 Gold, 27 double Golds; 2023: 37 and 49 Golds, 20 doubles
- 2019–21National placings — USABO #5 (2021), #3 (2020); BBO #1 and #3 (2021), #10 (2020); a 69% Gold rate in 2019
Brain Bee · IMDO · HOSA
- 2025Brain Bee: 28 regional awards, 20 to the national round (70%+); a first-edition first prize in the Chinese Taipei division. IMDO: a global Bronze; 8 shortlisted — the whole ChinaMDO top eight; USMDO 148-point global Silver
- 2024Brain Bee: 3 national first prizes, 25 promoted; IMDO: 3 shortlisted with ChinaMDO 2 Gold 3 Silver and USMDO 1 Gold
- 2023IMDO: 4 students selected for Team China; Brain Bee: 33 promoted nationally
- 2020–24HOSA: ATC biology and chemistry medals every season, with two national #1 finishes in first aid (2022)
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Computing.
Five USACO seasons, the IOI route and data-science platforms.
USACO Platinum promotions
Across the last five seasons — backed by 133 Gold-division promotions.
USACO
- 2024–255 Platinum, 25 Gold, 38 Silver promotions
- 2023–248 Platinum, 32 Gold, 37 Silver
- 2022–2310 Platinum, 29 Gold, 71 Silver
- 2021–228 Platinum, 29 Gold, 53 Silver
- 2020–2111 Platinum, 18 Gold, 25 Silver
IOI & Kaggle
- 2025One student promoted to New Zealand's informatics national team
- 2019–20Kaggle: a Gold medal (2019) and Bronze (2020)
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Business.
FBLA, the investment and entrepreneurship circuits, and the BPA all-rounder.
In the world — FBLA finals
A Business Financial Plan team took global second, the first Chinese top-three in the event.
FBLA & SIC
- 2023–24FBLA China: 23 leadership-conference invitations; a national #1 in Marketing; three national Golds with promotion to the global round
- 2021–23100% first-round promotion (2021–22) with national #1 in Business Plan; two teams in the national top 2 (2022–23)
- 2020–2111 teams at the global finals; Marketing global top 15; Business Financial Plan global #2 — the first Chinese top-three in the event
- S4–S13SIC: season honours across ten seasons — U-FEB Quiz Golds, a global Silver team (S11), four global Golds (S8) and national Gold/Silver/Bronze team sweeps (S9)
DC · BPA · MEC · DECA · BFBL · WGHS
- 2022–25Diamond Challenge: semifinal city #1s in Nanjing and Shenzhen (2022–23); four semifinalists in each of the last two seasons
- 2021–22DC: Business-track global #3. BPA: national top award in Business Law & Ethics; Small Business Management team #1
- 2022–25BPA: digital-marketing global #1 and a Financial Analyst Team global top-10 (2022–23); team global top-3 finishes in 2023–24 and 2024–25
- 2017–25MEC: national #2 (2019), best-marketing award at the national final (2020), global round (2024), China final (2025). DECA ICDC: #4 promotion (2024); two US state #4s (2019–20); China-delegation top honour (2017–18). BFBL: marketing-theme national #1 (2022). WGHS: China-region final (2018–19)
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Economics.
The IEO and CNEC circuits in full, plus the Asia convention and essay prize.
Team total at the IEO world final
All five members of IEO Team China 2022 were Hanlin students — a three-year national record.
IEO
- 2025Global round: individual global #5 and the Best in Economics Gold, plus a Silver. National round: 14 promoted with 3 individual Golds; team Golds ×4. Junior round: 26 promoted at 93%, a 430 top score, and the professional group taking a team Gold with 7 individual Golds
- 2022All five members of IEO Team China were Hanlin students — 1 Gold, 3 Silver, 1 Bronze, and the world's #5 team total, a three-year Chinese record
- 2023–24National-team candidate camp: team runner-up overall (2023); a global individual Silver (2024)
- 2019–21National champion overall in 2019; national final runner-up and second-runner-up teams with 11 individual Golds (2020); 14 team Golds in the professional group (2021)
CNEC · EAC · IEA
- 2025CNEC global US division: AS-group QT+CT global #1 and #2 totals; China–US showdown global #2 by a fraction; Asia division: DR team Gold with quiz teams in the global top 10. Nationals: 9 teams to the global round; juniors: 30+ teams promoted with 8 Gold, 26 Silver, 48 Bronze
- 2023A global sweep: AS team total #1, economics-assessment team #1, macro team #1; 14 national teams with 50+ individual awards
- 2022DR team total global #1 and quiz-bowl runner-up; 46 team and 28 individual awards at the China round; 41 regional teams promoted (87%)
- 2020–21All seven teams through to the 2020 finals (100%); DR national #1 totals in 2021 with Top Scoring Teams in Critical Thinking
- 2020–25EAC 2025: High Distinction (top 10%) and Distinction, two into the international round. IEA essay 2020: global top 30
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Humanities & social sciences.
Linguistics, psychology, history and earth science.
Of IOL Team China
Half of the 2021 international linguistics olympiad squad trained at Hanlin.
IOL circuit
- 2025Exploration camp: 2 Best Solutions, 3 High Distinctions; IOLC assessment: 3 professional-group High Distinctions
- 2023One student selected for Canada's national team at the regional round
- 20214 individual Golds at the China round — and half of the IOL Team China list
- 2020–24Team Gold at the 2020 China round; High Distinctions across groups in 2022 and 2024
IPsyO · IHBB · ASOE
- 2025IPsyO: 13 promoted — 7 Higher Distinction, 4 Distinction, 2 Excellence
- 2020–21IHBB: all four entrants promoted to the global round (100%), with a regional-final runner-up
- 2020ASOE: a second prize
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Essay & writing prizes.
John Locke, the New York Times contests and the Harvard International Review.
John Locke shortlists in one year
The 2023 season's shortlist count — with 45 global awards at a 47% rate the following year.
John Locke Essay Competition
- 202657 students shortlisted at a 17.5% rate
- 2024–2595 shortlisted with 45 global awards at 47% (2024); 86 shortlisted (2025)
- 2022–23108 shortlisted (2023); 45 shortlisted with 12 global awards including 10 High Commendations (2022)
- 2020–2113 shortlisted, six High Commendations across history, philosophy, economics and psychology (2021); four shortlisted with commendations (2020)
HIR, NYT & other prizes
- 2022–24Harvard International Review: 14 global awards (4 Gold, 4 Silver, 6 Bronze) at a 100% defence award rate (2022); Outstanding Writing Content and a Commendation Prize (2024)
- 2019–21NYT contests: Summer Reading Honorable Mentions (2019–21) and an editorial-contest Finalist (2020)
- 2019–25Social Justice Awards shortlist (2025); River of Words poetry Finalist and an Ocean Awareness prose winner (2020); Torrance fiction third, Columbia Young Authors non-fiction third and a Scholastic Art & Writing Silver (2019)
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Research & science fairs.
ISEF, the Regeneron STS, the Yau award and the innovation circuit — run with Hanlin's research partner programme.
Students published in journals
Indexed acceptances across SCIE, Scopus, EI and IEEE — from biology to astrophysics.
ISEF & Regeneron STS
- 2024–25ISEF finals: a top prize, 2 special awards, a first and a fourth; one of only five Sichuan qualifiers. STS: 3 in the Top 300
- 2023–24ISEF: a top prize with Finalist first/second/third/fourth prizes and 10+ special awards. STS: 2 in the Top 40
- 2021–23ISEF Finalist prize runs plus state-fair Grand Awards from Indiana to Massachusetts; STS Top 300s across NJ, NY, NZ and VA
- 2020–21STS: six Top-300 scholars in a single season
Yau Science Award & talent schemes
- 202416 finalists took Gold, Silver, Bronze or merit prizes; 33 semifinal awards
- 202317 finalist medals and 57 semifinal awards
- 2020–2212 into the 2020 finals with 8 global Golds among the medals; steady finalist runs in 2021–22
- 2020–24Yingcai talent scheme: four CAST ISEF winter-camp selections (2023–24) and admissions every season since 2020
Innovation circuit
- 2024–25CASTIC: 5 Beijing first prizes and 3 Shanghai awards. CTB: 3 teams to the national forum, 2 to the global forum. Conrad: 5 teams and 18 students at the China finals with best-innovation and best-teamwork awards
- 2022–24CTB: an editor's-pick paper in the global top 4% (2022–23); CWSF regional Golds (2023–24) and a national-final entry (2022–23)
- 2019–23JSHS: a regional top-10 and National Fair Finalist (2023–24) after semifinal and qualifier runs; Thermo Fisher Finalist (2022–23); three Big Bang Finalists (2021–22); Tomorrow's Little Scientists: 8 promoted (2021)
- Publications500+ research students have published in indexed journals and conferences — SCIE, SCI, Scopus/EI/CPCI and IEEE acceptances spanning biology, psychology, economics, computing, mathematics and astrophysics
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Elite mathematics camps.
Offers earned by Hanlin AMC/AIME students at the world's selective summer programmes.
Ross Mathematics offers
Offers every single season since 2019 — alongside SUMaC, PROMYS and Mathcamp admissions.
Ross & SUMaC
- RossOffers every season 2019–2025: 2 · 4 · 5 · 3 · 5 · 3 · 2 across the years
- SUMaC3 offers in 2025, 2 in 2024, 4 in 2023, 2 in 2022 — and back-to-back admissions in 2018–19
PROMYS, HCSSiM, AwesomeMath & Mathcamp
- 2025PROMYS ×2, HCSSiM ×1, AwesomeMath ×1
- 2021–24AwesomeMath: 1 (2024), 4 (2023), 4 (2022), 1 (2021); Canada/USA Mathcamp: 1 (2023)
- 2019PROMYS ×1
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Reading the honour rolls.
How these boards are compiled and what they mean for planning.
Where do these numbers come from?
Every figure is rebuilt from the honour rolls Hanlin publishes on its Chinese site — the national-team roll and twelve subject boards — with the season archives linked at the top of this page.
How current are the rolls?
The national-team roll runs to 2026 and is marked "continually updating"; subject boards carry results through the 2024–25 season, with the current season collected in the 2026-to-date archive.
Which disciplines are strongest?
Mathematics is the deepest board — 235 AIME qualifications in 2024–25 alone — while biology's USABO/BBO double, the CNEC and IEO economics circuits, and UKChO in chemistry post the largest medal counts.
Do these results include team events?
Yes — modelling (HiMCM, IMMC), business (FBLA, BPA, SIC) and economics (CNEC, IEO) are team circuits, and the boards record both team placings and individual awards.
How does my child get onto a board?
Start with a placement diagnostic; an advisor maps a competition route by subject and grade, from first contests to the invitational tiers these rolls track.
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