What is the Leveling Structure at Random Math?

The new leveling system is designed to guide students' progression and achievements:

• Level A : Learning problem-solving skills and improving computational skills - Beginner Level(only in summer)
• Level B1: Learning problem-solving skills and improving computational skills 
• Level B2: Learning problem-solving skills and improving computational skills 
• Level C1: AMC8 - Top 25%, learn the concepts to solve problems #12-13 in AMC8
• Level C2: AMC8 - Top 15%, learn the concepts to solve problems #14-16 in AMC8
• Level D1: Honor Roll in AMC8, learn the concepts to solve problems #16-19 in AMC8
• Level D2: DHR in AMC8, learn the concepts to solve problems #19-23 in AMC8 and problems #1-10 in AMC10
• Level E1: AMC 10 - Achievement - Score of 90+
• Level E2: AIME
• Level F1: AMC10+AIME Index - Top 2000
• Level F2: AMC10+AIME - Top 500
• Level G1: USA(J)MO Qualifiers - Level 10 [AMC10+AIME - Top 250]
• Level G2: USAMO Qualifiers/USA(J)MO Honorable Mention
• Level H: Qualify for MOP