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ex- USSR / Russian math competitions
national
Regional
Caucasus MO
Champions Tournament (Турнір чемпіонів) Ukraine
Chisinau City MO (Moldova)
High Standards Olympiad (Высшая проба) (Russia)
Innopolis University Open MO (Russia)
Kharkiv City MO (Ukraine)
Kvanta MO (Ukraine)
Kukin MO - OmSU (Russia) 
Kyiv City MO (Ukraine)
Kyiv Mathematical Festival (Ukraine)
Kyiv TST (for Ukraine MO)
League of Winners Tournament (Лига Победителей) (Russia)
Leningrad MO (LMO)[renamed as St. Petersurg]
Russian Competitions

(according to official levels of difficulty in Math) [1 is the hardest]

level 1  (order by name)
  1. All - Russian Mathematical Olympiad                                (before 1982 as All Soviet Union)
  2. High Standards Olympiad                                                                          (Высшая проба)
  3. Moscow Mathematical Olympiad                                (MMO) (older name: Leningrad MO)
  4. Saint Petersburg Mathematical Olympiad
  6. Tournament of Towns International Mathematics   (ToT)    (before 2001)
level 2  (order by name)
  1. All-Siberian Open School Olympiad
  2. Formula of Unity / Third Millenium    
  3. Kurchatov Olympiad 
  4. Lomonosov Tournament    
  5. Youth Mathematical School Olympiad  (YMSh) (St. Petersburg State University)                                        
level 3  (order by name)
  1. Innopolis University Open MO 
  2. Izumrud Olympiad Emerald by UrFU 

It is worth noting that not all student olympiads are the same. 
I level The holder of the diploma can be enrolled in a university without entrance exams.
II level The owner can get the opportunity to enter a specialized field without exams or get +100 points to the exam result.
III level gets +100 points to the exam result.
Important! Each university independently decides what benefits the winners and prize-winners of school olympiads will receive. [source]
collected pdf files
translated by S/W engineer Vladimir Pertsel

translated by D. Leites (ed.), without figures 
written by G. Galperin, A. Tolpygo, P. Grozman, A. Shapovalov, V. Prasolov, A. Fomenko

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