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Letters to the circle

Extracts from letters written to the circle by the families of its pupils, and by pupils themselves. Each letter may be read in full. Letters are written only after a pupil has studied in the circle for at least a year, or, since 2025, for at least two.

From families

“Yaashaa taught mathematics in its purest form, emphasizing rigorous reasoning, logical deduction, and creative insight.”
Eleftherios Charalampousfather of Konstantinos Charalampous · CyprusThe letter
“…we must entrust our child’s future to their guidance.”
Dr Dattatray Dhobalefather of Sarthak Dattatray Dhobale · IndiaThe letter
“…constructing student-led proofs through a series of hints, definitions, and motivating examples.”
Pravin Sahufather of Aaditya Sahu · United StatesThe letter
“My son, Tommy, thoroughly enjoys each session, despite the high complexity of the theoretical mathematics presented.”
Ecaterina McCormickmother of Thomas McCormick · United Kingdom and RomaniaThe letter
“He urges students to push themselves and find new limits in their thoughts and capabilities.”
Somesh Gannyfather of Ishika Ganny · United StatesThe letter
“Director Golovanov teaches mathematics for its own sake—with genuine enjoyment, patience, and a level of care that is increasingly rare.”
Badis Labbediof the University of Chicago, brother of Raslene Labbedi · TunisiaThe letter

From pupils

“If I had to describe AMMOC in three words, it would be ‘hard,’ ‘autonomous,’ and ‘demanding.’”
Madani Harouach Valensipupil · FranceThe letter
“Mathematics is no longer just a subject; it is something I genuinely enjoy exploring.”
Ananya Kaliapupil · CanadaThe letter
“AMMOC had completely shattered my lasting fear.”
Shrivathsan Krishnanpupil · CanadaThe letter
“I am grateful that I have learned and researched abstract algebra & mathematical analysis and achieved so much under your guidance…”
Nihad Hashimovpupil, now at KAIST · AzerbaijanThe letter

The circle has also received letters from the admissions offices of the University of Chicago and the California Institute of Technology.