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What competitions are there in college mathematics? (200 points)
In addition to IMC (International Mathematics Competition for College Students), there are mainly two modeling competitions:

American Mathematical Modeling Competition, which is international.

contemporary undergraduate mathematical contest in modeling

There may be others, but I don't know.

In most areas, college students' math competitions are non-math majors (there are similar non-professional competitions in physics and chemistry).

There seems to be no math Olympics in the university. As for another IMC, I haven't heard that there are universities involved in China. In fact, MCM is a major player every year. What's more, MCM competition is a modeling competition, which roughly means that a team solves a large-scale application problem in three days, which is very different from the mathematical Olympics in middle schools.