Association of Mathematics Teachers of India (AMTI)

The Association of Mathematics Teachers of India (AMTI) is a premier, academically oriented organization dedicated to promoting excellence in mathematics education across India. Established on June 27, 1965, and registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860, AMTI empowers mathematics teachers at all levels by enhancing their expertise and professional skills, making mathematics engaging and enjoyable for students. The association is committed to identifying and fostering mathematical talent among young individuals through various initiatives, including the prestigious National Mathematics Talent Contests (NMTC), which sees over 50,000 participants annually. AMTI actively disseminates new trends in mathematics education, offers consultancy services to schools, and organizes impactful orientation courses, seminars, and workshops for teachers nationwide. They publish a quarterly journal, "The Mathematics Teacher (India)," and a tri-annual student journal, "JUNIOR MATHEMATICIAN," to further their mission of advancing mathematical knowledge and pedagogical practices. AMTI's consistent efforts contribute significantly to raising mathematical standards in the country and nurturing future mathematicians, ensuring a robust foundation for India's mathematical talent.