BEAM (B Melayu, English & Arithmetic Masters) is an annual national level competition designed to empower students in mastering the art of mathematics and the precision of language.
| Normal Tier | |
| 5 winners x 6 years | e-Certificate + RM20 TnG e-wallet credit + Enter the Elite Tier |
| Elite Tier (From 2nd Monthly Challenge onwards) | |
| 3 winners x 6 years | e-Certificate + RM20 TnG e-wallet credit + Qualified to the Grand Final |
| Participants will compete with participants in the same tier. |
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| Qualified to the Grand Final | 35 top performing contestants x 6 years |
| Subject distinction award | e-Cert for obtaining 90 points or above in a subject |
| All attendees from Year 4 to Year 6 will receive the *PAJSK points (Skor Penglibatan Kebangsaan) | |
Year 4, Year 5 and 6 Year:
| 1st Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM1000 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 2nd Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM500 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 3rd Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM300 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 4th Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM200 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 5th Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM100 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 10 x Gold winners x 3 years | Medal + Certificate + RM50 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 10 x Silver winners x 3 years | Medal + Certificate |
| Other finalists - Bronze winners x 3 years | Medal + Certificate |
| The Top 5 winners will receive additional *PAJSK points (Skor Pencapaian Kebangsaan) | |
Year 1, Year 2 and 3 Year:
| 1st Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM500 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 2nd Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM300 TnG ce-wallet redit |
| 3rd Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM200 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 4th Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM100 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 5th Place x 3 years | Trophy + Certificate + RM100 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 10 x Gold winners x 3 years | Medal + Certificate + RM50 TnG e-wallet credit |
| 10 x Silver winners x 3 years | Medal + Certificate |
| Other finalists - Bronze winners x 3 years | Medal + Certificate |
*Like all previous BEAM, PAJSK scores will be approved by MOE and awarded to participants after the Grand Final.
Three (3) schools with the most finalists will win a cash prize of RM1500.
All students who meet one of the following criteria will get the e-Certificate of Participation
The e-Certificate can be downloaded from the BEAM Parent's portal in September 2026.
All students who study in the primary schools, either government of private, can participate in the BEAM26.
There are 6 categories:
Age 7 - Students born between 1st Jan 2019 to 1st Jan 2020
Age 8 - Students born between 1st Jan 2018 to 1st Jan 2019
Age 9 - Students born between 1st Jan 2017 to 1st Jan 2018
Age 10 - Students born between 1st Jan 2016 to 1st Jan 2017
Age 11 - Students born between 1st Jan 2015 to 1st Jan 2016
Age 12 - Students born between 1st Jan 2014 to 1st Jan 2015
It is free to join the competition and participate in the Qualifying Round and the *Grand Final.
*Only the 35 top contestants in each year will be invited to the Grand Final.
All primary students can register individually through the BEAM website.
The are two paths to the Grand Final:
Path 1
Path 2
The registration must be completed before 25 July 2026.
Yes, BEAM competitions are approved by the Ministry of Education.
Practice Modules will be opened until 31 December 2026.
The questions for Practice Module will be updated monthly to tally with the school syllabus. Practicing with the Practice Module will help students in mastering the school syllabus greatly.
| Month 1 | 0% - 20% of the textbooks |
| Month 2 | 0% - 20% of the textbooks |
| Month 3 | 20% - 40% of the textbooks |
| Month 4 | 40% - 60% of the textbooks |
| Month 5 | 60% - 80% of the textbooks |
| Month 6 | 80% - 100% of the textbooks |
The competition is highly competitive. The more practice, the higher chance a contestant will win the competition.
The Practice Modules can be accessed with an active enrolment.
There are 6 Monthly Challenges to serve as the progress checks and practice for students. The Top-5 winners in the Normal Tier will enter the Elite Tier, and the Top-3 winners in the Elite Tier will secure the seat to Grand Final.
| Round 1 (Optional) | 28 Feb 2026 (Saturday), 9:00AM to 9:00PM |
| Round 2 (Optional) | 28 Mac 2026 (Saturday), 9:00AM to 9:00PM |
| Round 3 (Optional) | 25 Apr 2026 (Saturday), 9:00AM to 9:00PM |
| Round 4 (Optional) | 23 May 2026 (Saturday), 9:00AM to 9:00PM |
| Round 5 (Optional) | 20 June 2026 (Saturday), 9:00AM to 9:00PM |
| Round 6 (Optional) | 18 July 2026 (Saturday), 9:00AM to 9:00PM |
Joining the Qualifying Round is required to be qualified to the Grand Final (except the Top-3 winners in the Elite Tier). Joining is free. The top 35 contestants per year in each region will be qualified to the final.
Date: 25 July 2026 (Saturday) 9:00AM to 9:00PM
Venue: Online at BEAM portal
Contestants must login and complete the test within the time frame.
The qualified finalists can attend any of test centres to complete the Final Test (Round 1).
The Final Test (Round 1) will decide the Top 15 winners, Silver winners and Bronze winners.
Date: 1 August 2026 (tentative)
Venue: Will be announced later
Time: 2:00PM - 3:30PM
Date: 8 August 2026 (tentative)
Venue: Will be announced later
Time: 2:00PM - 3:30PM
Date: 15 August 2026 (tentative)
Venue: Will be announced later
Time: 2:00PM - 3:30PM
Date: 22 August 2026 (tentative)
Venue: Will be announced later
Time: 2:00PM - 3:30PM
Venue: Penang (in conjunction with GEMS 2026)
Date: 10 October 2026
Time: 2:00PM - 4:00PM
The Top 15 winners in each category will be invited to the Grand Final and Award Ceremony.
A 40-minute Grand Final test with 60 questions (on paper) must be completed prior to the award ceremony.
The final score will be calculated based on the following weightage:
Online - There will be 100 Mathematics questions, 100 English questions and 100 Bahasa Melayu questions. Participants will have to answer all questions in 60 minutes.
Online - There will be 100 Mathematics questions, 100 English questions and 100 Bahasa Melayu questions. Participants will have to answer all questions in 60 minutes.
Paper Based - There will be 30 Mathematics questions, 30 English questions and 30 Bahasa Melayu questions. Participants will have to answer all questions in 50 minutes at the Grand Final venue.
For Qualifying Round, the webcam is required to be turned on. Contestants who are found cheating will be disqualified.
The Grand Final is the physical paper based exam.
The will be multiple choice questions and subjective questions.
The questions will be based on the KSSR textbooks following the age group.
| Monthly Challenge 1 | 0% - 20% of the textbooks |
| Monthly Challenge 2 | 0% - 20% of the textbooks |
| Monthly Challenge 3 | 20% - 40% of the textbooks |
| Monthly Challenge 4 | 40% - 60% of the textbooks |
| Monthly Challenge 5 | 60% - 80% of the textbooks |
| Monthly Challenge 6 | 0% - 80% of the textbooks |
| Qualifying Round | 80% of the textbooks |
| Grand Final | 100% of the textbooks |
Participants who answer the most questions correctly will be the winner. If two participants answer the same number of questions correctly, whoever uses the shorter time will win.
A computer (Windows 10+ or macOS) or tablet (Android 10+ or iOS 12+) with Chrome browser and webcam can be used to access the competition. The webcam must be on during the competition session for the anti-cheat system to operate. Whoever closing the webcam will be disqualified.
If you are using a tablet, please turn it to vertical mode to use the Virtual Keyboard.
You can Telegram/Whatsapp us at 011-5985 8048 for technical support between 9AM to 9PM daily.
The technical support only available until 5 September 2025. No technical support will be given during the competition day. Pleaes ensure that you have logged in and checked your system compatibility before the date.
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The Organiser reserves the right to amend, modify, or cancel any part of the event, including but not limited to the schedule, format, rules, prizes, or venue, at any time without prior notice. Any such changes will be made at the sole discretion of the Organiser, and participants shall be bound by the revised terms.