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Random Math offers competitive math and specialized math classes that include problem solving, math puzzles, and MOEMs coaching. The program includes an online assessment for each child, an assessment to join Random Math, and an accelerator, along with summer programs, summer camps, winter camps, and festivals such as the AMC 10/12 Festival, AMC 8 Festival, AIME Festival, and the Silicon Valley Math Tournament (SVMT). Students prepare for contests including AMC 8, AMC 10, AMC 12, AIME, USA(J)MO, CML, MOEMS, Math Kangaroo, Noetic, BMMT (Berkeley), Exeter Math, CEMC, MathCounts, CMIMC (Carnegie Mellon), MMaths (Yale), DMMP, PUMaC (Princeton), BMT (Berkeley), HMMT (Harvard-MIT), SMT (Stanford), and CHMMC (Caltech), and can also take Together classes.
• Schedule: Assessments are online with a duration of 30 minutes.
Random Math requires assessments to join and provides personalized course recommendations based on assessment results, and students from different grade levels can be in the same class if they are on the same skill level. The program focuses on problem solving, co-opetition, and an integrated STEM approach, and maintains a culture of collaboration and competition where students learn to be great teammates. The AMC 10 Festival package includes exam concepts' review, 8 full length mock exams (with the first 3 exams free), and discussion sessions.
Random Math was officially founded in 2015 by Stuti Dubey, and its history includes Manish Mishra training his son Nilay from age two, forming a MOEMs chapter, expanding to over 20 students and moving to a hotel conference room, and organizing the Silicon Valley Math Tournament after initial competition successes. As of 2023, Random Math has 21 USA(J)MO Qualifiers and over 125 AIME Qualifiers, and its students have been winners in contests including the Pi Math Contest (PMC), the Berkeley mini Math Tournament (BmMT), and MOEMS, with achievements such as 1st and 5th place teams in CHMMC 2023, 1st place team in HMMT 2023, 1st place in BMT 2023, 108 AIME Qualifiers last year, 1st place in EMCC 2019, 2020, and 2021 individual rounds, 1st place in HMMT 2019–2020, and several elementary and middle school students placing first in Math Kangaroo competitions. Random Math organized its own regional competition, the Silicon Valley Math Tournament, which had a massive turnout from the greater community.
The leadership team includes Stuti Dubey as CEO, Co-founder, and Coach; Manish Mishra as Co-founder, COO, and Coach; Monika Singh as Center Director for the Cupertino location of Random Math; and Simrit Dhanjal as Director of Technology. Staff credentials include Stuti Dubey holding a bachelor's degree from the Indian Institute of Technology and prior industry experience as an engineer, and Manish Mishra holding an MBA from the University of Michigan: Stephen M. Ross School of Business and a bachelor's degree from the Indian Institute of Technology with prior experience advising clients on acquisition integration and carve-outs. Additional team members include Monika Singh, who has a degree in human resource management from San Jose State University; Simrit Dhanjal, a Carnegie Mellon University student pursuing a bachelor's degree in Artificial Intelligence with a minor in computational finance; Amol Rama, a sophomore at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology studying computer science who has qualified for the USAJMO twice and made Blue MOP once; and Nilay Mishra, a sophomore at MIT studying math and computer science. Random Math states that it strives to provide the highest quality of education and to invest fully in each of its students, and its faculty and coaches are described as very well qualified, passionate, and aiming to empower students with mathematical prowess.
Parent testimonials describe Random Math as maintaining a family-like or family-vibe environment with personal care, with multiple levels of classes oriented toward various competitions and curriculum oriented toward contests so students have goals to aim for. Parents report that their children attend both lesson tracks and competition practice tracks, spend hours in class and on homework without feeling bored, and enjoy learning math concepts and math tricks, as well as activity centers such as air-hockey after practice sessions. Testimonials also state that Manish and Stuti take personal interest in each individual child, motivate them to be diligent and persistent in math practices, and go the extra mile to prepare students for various events, and that students are expected to work hard and are always challenged to keep raising their bar higher. Parents mention that their children have become part of a “math family,” gained motivation to learn math, improved teamwork and collaboration skills, and developed self-motivation to work independently and excel in math competitions, and several parents strongly recommend Random Math and rate it highly.
Last updated June 21, 2026.
• Schedule: Assessments are online with a duration of 30 minutes.
Random Math requires assessments to join and provides personalized course recommendations based on assessment results, and students from different grade levels can be in the same class if they are on the same skill level. The program focuses on problem solving, co-opetition, and an integrated STEM approach, and maintains a culture of collaboration and competition where students learn to be great teammates. The AMC 10 Festival package includes exam concepts' review, 8 full length mock exams (with the first 3 exams free), and discussion sessions.
Random Math was officially founded in 2015 by Stuti Dubey, and its history includes Manish Mishra training his son Nilay from age two, forming a MOEMs chapter, expanding to over 20 students and moving to a hotel conference room, and organizing the Silicon Valley Math Tournament after initial competition successes. As of 2023, Random Math has 21 USA(J)MO Qualifiers and over 125 AIME Qualifiers, and its students have been winners in contests including the Pi Math Contest (PMC), the Berkeley mini Math Tournament (BmMT), and MOEMS, with achievements such as 1st and 5th place teams in CHMMC 2023, 1st place team in HMMT 2023, 1st place in BMT 2023, 108 AIME Qualifiers last year, 1st place in EMCC 2019, 2020, and 2021 individual rounds, 1st place in HMMT 2019–2020, and several elementary and middle school students placing first in Math Kangaroo competitions. Random Math organized its own regional competition, the Silicon Valley Math Tournament, which had a massive turnout from the greater community.
The leadership team includes Stuti Dubey as CEO, Co-founder, and Coach; Manish Mishra as Co-founder, COO, and Coach; Monika Singh as Center Director for the Cupertino location of Random Math; and Simrit Dhanjal as Director of Technology. Staff credentials include Stuti Dubey holding a bachelor's degree from the Indian Institute of Technology and prior industry experience as an engineer, and Manish Mishra holding an MBA from the University of Michigan: Stephen M. Ross School of Business and a bachelor's degree from the Indian Institute of Technology with prior experience advising clients on acquisition integration and carve-outs. Additional team members include Monika Singh, who has a degree in human resource management from San Jose State University; Simrit Dhanjal, a Carnegie Mellon University student pursuing a bachelor's degree in Artificial Intelligence with a minor in computational finance; Amol Rama, a sophomore at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology studying computer science who has qualified for the USAJMO twice and made Blue MOP once; and Nilay Mishra, a sophomore at MIT studying math and computer science. Random Math states that it strives to provide the highest quality of education and to invest fully in each of its students, and its faculty and coaches are described as very well qualified, passionate, and aiming to empower students with mathematical prowess.
Parent testimonials describe Random Math as maintaining a family-like or family-vibe environment with personal care, with multiple levels of classes oriented toward various competitions and curriculum oriented toward contests so students have goals to aim for. Parents report that their children attend both lesson tracks and competition practice tracks, spend hours in class and on homework without feeling bored, and enjoy learning math concepts and math tricks, as well as activity centers such as air-hockey after practice sessions. Testimonials also state that Manish and Stuti take personal interest in each individual child, motivate them to be diligent and persistent in math practices, and go the extra mile to prepare students for various events, and that students are expected to work hard and are always challenged to keep raising their bar higher. Parents mention that their children have become part of a “math family,” gained motivation to learn math, improved teamwork and collaboration skills, and developed self-motivation to work independently and excel in math competitions, and several parents strongly recommend Random Math and rate it highly.
Last updated June 21, 2026.
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