Thirty-five points
The scoreboard published by the organisers lists Ding under the team code GER1 with a total of 35, seven below the maximum of 42. Four contestants finished above her: Yankuan Liu of China on a perfect 42, Yuxuan Meng of China on 38, Magdalena Pudełko of Poland on 37, and Amber Li of Australia on 36.
Netta Ilani of Israel matched Ding's 35 exactly, so the two share fifth place in the ranking. Below them the table reads Angela Liu of the United States on 34, Yuqi Lan of China on 33, and Anna Kazhamiakina of Italy and Hannah Fox of the United States level on 32.
A crowded three points
From third place to joint ninth, the 2025 scoreboard spans five points. That compression is normal at an olympiad, where most of the leading contestants solve the accessible problems in full and the order is decided by the hardest questions on the paper. It means a place gained or lost at the top is often the width of a single piece of partial credit.
The field itself numbered 214, drawn from national teams selected through rounds of domestic competition. Although the olympiad is European in name, the top ten in 2025 included China, Australia and the United States, all ranked in the same single order as the European entries.
Where the numbers come from
The source for this page is the official scoreboard of the competition. Olympiad marks are agreed in coordination between the jury and each country's team leaders before the table is published, so the totals are settled figures rather than provisional ones, and they are released by the body that ran the competition rather than reported second-hand.
That table is also the entire documented record used here. No German press coverage, interview or profile is among the sources gathered, and the scoreboard itself carries a name, a code, a total, a rank and a medal, and nothing else.
What is documented — and what is not
Firm: 35 points of 42, joint fifth place shared with Netta Ilani of Israel, a gold medal, Germany as the country, and the 2025 olympiad in Prishtina as the competition, in a field of 214.
Open: no age, birth year, school, city or photograph appears in these sources. Nothing states how Ding was selected for the German team, whether she returned to the olympiad in a later year, or what she has done since. The gaps are listed here as gaps.
What the result represents
Teams at the olympiad are limited to four contestants, so a national place in the top ten is the product of a selection process that runs from school competitions through national rounds to a training camp. The four who travel are the end of that filter rather than a sample from it.
Gold at the competition covers a band of scores rather than a threshold, and the boundary moves with the difficulty of the paper. Joint fifth of 214 does not move: it is a fixed position in a published order, and it remains checkable on the scoreboard for as long as the page exists.
| Person | Country | Milestone | Age / Stat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tina Ding | Germany | Thirty-five points in Prishtina, joint fifth in the world, and gold for Ge | — |
| Junghun Ju | South Korea | A perfect score at the International Mathematical Olympiad | — |
| Amber Li | Australia | Three consecutive EGMO gold medals | — |
| Aida Mitroi | Romania | Three consecutive EGMO gold medals | — |
| Alisa Volkova | Russia | She solved five of the six problems outright and finished twelfth in the w | — |
What is documented — and what is not
✓ Documented
- 35 points of 42 at EGMO 2025 in Prishtina, joint fifth, gold medal (official EGMO scoreboard)
- Shared the rank with Netta Ilani of Israel in a field of 214
- Finished behind Yankuan Liu, Yuxuan Meng, Magdalena Pudełko and Amber Li
? Unverified, disputed or wrong
- No age, birth year, school or city appears in these sources
- No German press coverage or interview is included among the sources used
- No record of earlier or later olympiad appearances
Questions people ask about Tina Ding
What did Tina Ding achieve?
A gold medal for Germany at the 2025 European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad in Prishtina, with 35 points out of 42 and joint fifth place among 214 contestants.
How old is Tina Ding?
No source in this record gives her age or birth year. The official scoreboard publishes names, country codes, scores, ranks and medals only.
Who shared her place?
Netta Ilani of Israel, who also scored 35 points.
Who won the 2025 olympiad?
Yankuan Liu of China, with the only perfect score of 42 in the field.
Where was EGMO 2025 held?
In Prishtina, Kosovo, in April 2025, with 214 contestants taking part.
How large are the teams?
National teams at the olympiad are limited to four contestants, and the scoreboard numbers each by country code and team position.
Is Tina Ding on Wikipedia?
No Wikipedia article was found for her. The source used here is the official EGMO scoreboard.
Where is Tina Ding now?
No source in this record says. The documented trail is a single row on the 2025 scoreboard.
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Sources
- EGMO 2025 scoreboard — European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad, 2025-04
Checked by the Geniuses.club editorial team. Ages are given as of September 2026.
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