The competition consisted of an exam with 20 multiple-choice questions and three problems. The test was graded out of 100 (60% the theoretical part and 40% the practical part), the three best grades were the winners.

"Students demonstrated their mathematical skills during the competition. There was a tie for third place" said Peña.

The winners of the contest were:

The winner of the competition received a commemorative plaque, a diploma and a scholarship for books, while the second and third place received a recognition and were granted the direct access to the next contest next semester. "These awards are the result of our effort. We thank UPS for encouraging us to carry out constructive practices to become the professional we want to be," said Darwin Chacha, winner of the contest