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MathArena Apex

The hardest problems from recent competitions. MathArena.

As of 24 Oct 2026, Claude Opus 4.8 leads MathArena Apex on BenchLeader with 81.3%, ahead of GPT-5.5 at 80.2%, across 46 model configurations with a published result.

MathArena marks 35 of these 46 results as possibly contaminated: the model was evaluated after the questions were public, so they may already be in its training data. Those scores are in the table below, and count in the index at the same weight as the rest.

Published by
MathArena
Category
Maths
Index weight
0.5
Models
46
Data as of
24 Oct 2026

MIT — eth-sri/matharena.

What the test looks like

MathArena Apex collects the problems from recent competitions that no model solved at the time, forming a frontier set.

How it is scored

Percent solved, averaged over runs.

What to keep in mind

By construction scores start near zero and the set is small, so it flags breakthroughs rather than ranking ordinary ability.

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1Claude Opus 4.8max81.3%63.3possible
2GPT-5.5xhigh80.2%66.1possible
3GPT-5.4 Proxhigh69.8%61.9possible
4Kimi K3thinking65.6%–possible
5Gemini 3.1 Pro60.9%60.6possible
6GPT-5.4xhigh54.2%64.7possible
7Claude Opus 4.7xhigh40.6%57.4possible
8Claude Opus 4.6high34.5%62.7possible
9Gemini 3.5 Flash32.3%49.1possible
10DeepSeek V4 Promax28.1%60.8possible
11DeepSeek V4 Flashmax27.1%59.4possible
12Gemini 3.6 Flash26.0%49.5possible
13Kimi K2.6thinking24.0%59.4possible
14Gemini 3 Pro23.4%60.4possible
15GLM 5.219.8%52.0possible
16Gemini 3 Flash15.6%57.0possible
17Step 3.7 Flash14.6%51.5possible
18GPT-5.2high13.5%56.0possible
19Step 3.5 Flash13.5%53.7possible
20GLM 5.111.5%55.9possible
21GLM-510.9%54.9possible
22DeepSeek V3.2 Speciale9.4%53.0possible
23Kimi K2.5thinking8.8%57.6possible
24Nemotron 3 Super7.8%44.3possible
25Grok 4.1 Fastthinking5.2%54.7possible
26Grok 4 Fast R5.2%–possible
27Qwen3 235B 2507thinking5.2%––
28Qwen3.5-35B-A3B4.2%50.2possible
29Grok 42.1%58.0–
30Qwen3.5-27B2.1%52.3possible
31Qwen3-4B-Instruct-2507thinking2.1%40.0–
32GPT 5 Agenthigh2.1%––
33Claude Sonnet 4.5thinking1.6%52.6possible
34Qed Nano1.6%–possible
35GPT-5high1.0%57.9–
36GPT-5.1high1.0%57.7possible
37GPT-5 minihigh1.0%54.1–
38GLM-4.51.0%51.7–
39DeepSeek R1 05281.0%49.5–
40gpt-oss-120bhigh1.0%48.5–
41DeepSeek V3.2thinking0.5%55.5possible
42Gemini 2.5 Pro0.5%53.9–
43GLM-4.60.5%49.9possible
44Qwen3 30B A3B 2507thinking0.5%43.2–
45Qwen3.5-9B0.5%40.1possible
46Kimi K2 Thinkingthinking0.0%52.4possible

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Cite as: BenchLeader, “MathArena Apex leaderboard”, data as of 24 Oct 2026, https://www.benchleader.com/benchmarks/matharena_apex_2025.

MathArena Apex: questions

What does MathArena Apex measure?
MathArena Apex collects the problems from recent competitions that no model solved at the time, forming a frontier set. Scores are reported in percent of tasks solved; higher is better.
Which AI model leads MathArena Apex?
Claude Opus 4.8 leads MathArena Apex with 81.3% as of 24 Oct 2026, ahead of GPT-5.5 at 80.2%.
How many models have MathArena Apex results?
46 model configurations have a MathArena Apex result on BenchLeader, all taken from MathArena.
Who runs MathArena Apex and how often is it updated?
MathArena Apex is published by MathArena. BenchLeader re-reads the published results once a day and records the date each result was published.
Does MathArena Apex count toward the BenchLeader Index?
Yes. MathArena Apex contributes to the maths category of the BenchLeader Index, normalised so that 50 is the average of the evaluated models.