The JMCWC is an international in-person event—not an online competition! It will take place 2025 in Bielefeld, Germany, bringing together young mental calculation talents from around the world.
Age Groups The competition will be held in three main age categories, plus a special group for invited participants over 19:
| Group | Age Range |
|---|---|
| Juniors 1 | Up to 11 years |
| Juniors 2 | 12–14 years |
| Seniors | 15–19 years |
| Seniors Plus | 20–23 years (invited only) |
More Than a Contest Alongside the competition, participants can enjoy expert-led workshops, a cultural program to explore Germany, and opportunities to meet people from different countries—such as during our international dinner evenings.
Locations 2025
Workshops: Ratsgymnasium Bielefeld
Competition: Ravensberger Park Bielefeld
Here are the champions of the Junior Mental Calculation World Championship from 2014 to 2024. These talented participants have demonstrated exceptional mental calculation skills across various age groups.
Seniors (15–19 years) 1st: Abhilakshya Arora (2730) 2nd: Walid Ksentini (2580) 3rd: Radhika Maheshwari (2515)
Juniors II (12–14 years) 1st: Kaloyan Geshev (2664) 2nd: Andrej Živanović (2550) 3rd: Swanand Bhore (2350)
Juniors I (up to 11 years) 1st: Mohamed Iyed M’Ghozzi (2225) 2nd: Douidi Wissal Firdaousse (2176) 3rd: Niva Vishal Gada (2049)
Seniors (15–19 years) 1st: Abhilakshya Arora, India (2612) 2nd: Radhika Maheshwari, India (2411) 3rd: Parth Garg, India (2190)
Juniors II (12–14 years) 1st: Kaloyan Geshev, Bulgaria (2531) 2nd: Vandan Nyati, India (2375) 3rd: Stiaan Scheepers, South Africa (2336)
Juniors I (up to 11 years) 1st: Andrej Živanović (2291) 2nd: Veer Sahas Bagi, India (2135) 3rd: Mohamed Iyed M'Ghozzi, Algeria (2071)
Seniors (15–19 years) 1st: Abhilakshya Arora, India (2413) 2nd: Mohammad El-Mir, Lebanon (2342) 3rd: Mudrika Garg, India (2276)
Juniors II (12–14 years) 1st: Garvita Raj, India (2153) 2nd: Aaryan Gupta, India (2144) 3rd: Stiaan Scheepers, South Africa (2110)
Juniors I (up to 11 years) 1st: Kaloyan Geshev, Bulgaria (2217) 2nd: Andrej Živanović (2123) 3rd: Moncif Seddiki, Algeria (1612)
Seniors (15–19 years) 1st: Wenzel Grüß, Germany (2428) 2nd: Mohammad El-Mir, Lebanon (2315) 3rd: Deepak Nagar, India (1611)
Juniors II (12–14 years) 1st: Asmita Pal, UAE (1972) 2nd: Abhilakshya Arora, India (1785) 3rd: Radhika Maheshwari, India (1758)
Juniors I (up to 11 years) 1st: Vandan Nyati, India (1644) 2nd: Stiaan Scheepers, South Africa (1638) 3rd: Aaryan Gupta, India (1600)
Seniors (15–19 years) 1st: Wenzel Grüß, Germany (2264) 2nd: Paul Ortlepp, Germany (1525) 3rd: Maximilian Krahn, Switzerland (1502)
Juniors II (12–14 years) 1st: Mohammad El-Mir, Lebanon (2331) 2nd: Hetansh, India (1558) 3rd: Radhika Maheshwari, India (1527)
Juniors I (up to 11 years) 1st: Abhilakshya Arora, India (1580) 2nd: Stiaan Scheepers, South Africa (1479) 3rd: Aaryan Gupta, India (1333)
Seniors (15–19 years) 1st: Wenzel Grüß, Germany 2nd: Paul Ortlepp, Germany 3rd: Martin Drees, Germany
Juniors II (12–14 years) 1st: Mohammad El-Mir, Lebanon/Canada 2nd: Sparsh Mangal, India 3rd: Alexander Heeg, Germany
Juniors I (up to 11 years) 1st: Om Satish Dhumal, India 2nd: Aaryan Gupta, India 3rd: Neel Hiren Savla, India
Seniors (15–19 years) 1st: Sudhansu Bathia, India 2nd: Izdar Abulizi, Germany 3rd: Paul Ortlepp, Germany
Juniors II (12–14 years) 1st: Mohammad El-Mir, Lebanon/Canada 2nd: Wenzel Grüß, Germany 3rd: Maximilian Krahn, Switzerland
Juniors I (up to 11 years) 1st: Asmita Pal, UAE 2nd: Jonas Bekaan, Germany 3rd: Domenic Mlodoch, Germany
Seniors (15–19 years) Gold: Izdar Abulizi, Germany Silver: Ricardo Lätzsch, Germany Bronze: Michael Rother, Germany
Juniors II (12–14 years) Gold: Wenzel Grüß, Germany Silver: Paul Ortlepp, Germany Bronze: Maximilian Krahn, Switzerland
Juniors I (up to 11 years) Gold: Mohammad El-Mir, Canada/Lebanon Silver: Konshal Krishna LR, UAE Bronze: Mihir Shah, India
Seniors (15–17 years) 1st: Izdar Abulizi, Germany 2nd: Max Weber, Germany 3rd: Michael Rother, Germany
Juniors II (12–14 years) 1st: Granth Thakkar, India 2nd: Wenzel Grüß, Germany 3rd: Martin Drees, Germany
Juniors I (up to 11 years) 1st: Mohammad El-Mir, Canada/Lebanon 2nd: Sundaresh Sundaragopal, UAE 3rd: Nityashri Sankaran, India
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