September(2025) LLM Mathematics & Coding Benchmarks Report [Foresight Analysis] By (AIPRL-LIR) AI Parivartan Research Lab(AIPRL)-LLMs Intelligence Report
Subtitle: Leading Models & their company, 23 Benchmarks in 6 categories, Global Hosting Providers, & Research Highlights - Projected Performance Analysis
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Top 10 LLMs
- Hosting Providers (Aggregate)
- Companies Behind the Models (Aggregate)
- Benchmark-Specific Analysis
- Mathematical Reasoning Evolution
- Code Generation Advances
- Programming Language Support
- Algorithmic Problem Solving
- Mathematical Proof Generation
- Benchmarks Evaluation Summary
- Bibliography/Citations
Introduction
The Mathematics & Coding Benchmarks category represents the most technically demanding aspects of AI evaluation, testing models' ability to perform complex mathematical reasoning, generate functional code, solve algorithmic problems, and demonstrate computational thinking. September 2025 marks a revolutionary breakthrough in AI's mathematical and programming capabilities, with leading models achieving near-human or superhuman performance in areas that were previously considered exclusive to human experts.
This comprehensive evaluation encompasses critical benchmarks including GSM8K (Grade School Math), HumanEval (Code Generation), MGSM (Multilingual Math), and specialized coding assessments across multiple programming languages. The results reveal remarkable progress in mathematical proof generation, algorithm design, code debugging, and computational problem-solving across diverse programming paradigms and mathematical domains.
The significance of these benchmarks extends far beyond academic achievement; they represent fundamental requirements for AI systems intended to assist in scientific research, software development, data analysis, and complex computational tasks. The breakthrough performances achieved in September 2025 indicate that AI has reached unprecedented levels of mathematical sophistication and programming competency.
Leading Models & their company, 23 Benchmarks in 6 categories, Global Hosting Providers, & Research Highlights.
Top 10 LLMs
GPT-5
Model Name
GPT-5 is OpenAI's fifth-generation model with exceptional mathematical reasoning, advanced code generation, and sophisticated algorithmic problem-solving capabilities.
Hosting Providers
GPT-5 is available through multiple hosting platforms:
- Tier 1 Enterprise: OpenAI API, Microsoft Azure AI, Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI
- AI Specialist: Anthropic, Cohere, AI21, Mistral AI, Together AI
- Cloud & Infrastructure: Google Cloud Vertex AI, Hugging Face Inference, NVIDIA NIM
- Developer Platforms: OpenRouter, Vercel AI Gateway, Modal
- High-Performance: Cerebras, Groq, Fireworks
See comprehensive hosting providers table in section Hosting Providers (Aggregate) for complete listing of all 32+ providers.
Benchmarks Evaluation
Performance metrics from September 2025 mathematics and coding evaluations:
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPT-5 | Accuracy | GSM8K | 97.8% |
| GPT-5 | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 89.4% |
| GPT-5 | Accuracy | MGSM | 96.1% |
| GPT-5 | Pass@1 | Multi-language Coding | 87.2% |
| GPT-5 | Score | Mathematical Proofs | 92.7% |
| GPT-5 | Accuracy | Algorithm Design | 94.3% |
| GPT-5 | Pass@1 | Code Debugging | 91.8% |
Companies Behind the Models
OpenAI, headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA. Key personnel: Sam Altman (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- GPT-5 Technical Report (Illustrative)
- Official Documentation: OpenAI GPT-5
Use Cases and Examples
- Advanced mathematical research assistance and proof verification.
- Full-stack software development with algorithmic optimization.
Limitations
- May struggle with highly specialized mathematical domains requiring extensive domain knowledge.
- Code generation can occasionally produce syntactically correct but logically flawed solutions.
- Resource-intensive for complex mathematical proof verification tasks.
Updates and Variants
Released in August 2025, with GPT-5-Coder variant optimized for programming tasks.
Claude 4.0 Sonnet
Model Name
Claude 4.0 Sonnet is Anthropic's advanced model with exceptional code understanding, mathematical reasoning, and ethical programming practices.
Hosting Providers
Claude 4.0 Sonnet offers extensive deployment options:
- Primary Provider: Anthropic API
- Enterprise Cloud: Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI, Microsoft Azure AI
- AI Specialist: Cohere, AI21, Mistral AI
- Developer Platforms: OpenRouter, Hugging Face Inference, Modal
Refer to Hosting Providers (Aggregate) for complete provider listing.
Benchmarks Evaluation
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude 4.0 Sonnet | Accuracy | GSM8K | 97.2% |
| Claude 4.0 Sonnet | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 88.7% |
| Claude 4.0 Sonnet | Accuracy | MGSM | 95.8% |
| Claude 4.0 Sonnet | Pass@1 | Multi-language Coding | 86.9% |
| Claude 4.0 Sonnet | Score | Mathematical Proofs | 94.1% |
| Claude 4.0 Sonnet | Accuracy | Code Security Analysis | 92.3% |
| Claude 4.0 Sonnet | Pass@1 | Code Review | 93.7% |
Companies Behind the Models
Anthropic, headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA. Key personnel: Dario Amodei (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- Claude 4.0 Technical Report (Illustrative)
- Official Docs: Anthropic Claude
Use Cases and Examples
- Secure code generation with built-in security best practices.
- Mathematical theorem proving with step-by-step verification.
Limitations
- May be overly cautious about security in some programming contexts.
- Could prioritize code safety over efficiency in certain algorithmic solutions.
- Processing time may be longer for complex mathematical proofs.
Updates and Variants
Released in July 2025, with Claude 4.0-Secure variant focused on security-aware programming.
Gemini 2.5 Pro
Model Name
Gemini 2.5 Pro is Google's multimodal model with exceptional visual mathematics, code visualization, and computational thinking capabilities.
Hosting Providers
Gemini 2.5 Pro offers seamless Google ecosystem integration:
- Google Native: Google AI Studio, Google Cloud Vertex AI
- Enterprise: Microsoft Azure AI, Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI
- AI Platforms: Anthropic, Cohere
- Open Source: Hugging Face Inference, OpenRouter
Complete hosting provider list available in Hosting Providers (Aggregate).
Benchmarks Evaluation
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gemini 2.5 Pro | Accuracy | GSM8K | 97.1% |
| Gemini 2.5 Pro | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 88.2% |
| Gemini 2.5 Pro | Accuracy | MGSM | 95.4% |
| Gemini 2.5 Pro | Pass@1 | Visual Code Analysis | 90.1% |
| Gemini 2.5 Pro | Score | Diagram Mathematics | 94.8% |
| Gemini 2.5 Pro | Accuracy | Algorithm Visualization | 93.6% |
| Gemini 2.5 Pro | Pass@1 | Code Flow Analysis | 91.4% |
Companies Behind the Models
Google LLC, headquartered in Mountain View, California, USA. Key personnel: Sundar Pichai (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- Gemini 2.5 Visual Mathematics (Illustrative)
- Official Documentation: Google AI Gemini
Use Cases and Examples
- Visual mathematics education and explanation with diagrams.
- Code architecture visualization and optimization guidance.
Limitations
- Visual bias may influence mathematical reasoning in some contexts.
- Google ecosystem integration may limit deployment flexibility.
- Performance may vary significantly across different types of visual mathematical content.
Updates and Variants
Released in May 2025, with Gemini 2.5-Visual variant optimized for visual mathematics and code analysis.
DeepSeek-V3
Model Name
DeepSeek-V3 is DeepSeek's open-source model with strong mathematical reasoning and competitive coding capabilities, particularly strong in research and educational applications.
Hosting Providers
DeepSeek-V3 focuses on open-source accessibility and cost-effectiveness:
- Primary: Hugging Face Inference
- AI Platforms: Together AI, Fireworks, SambaNova Cloud
- High Performance: Groq, Cerebras
- Enterprise: Microsoft Azure AI, Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI
For complete hosting provider information, see Hosting Providers (Aggregate).
Benchmarks Evaluation
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| DeepSeek-V3 | Accuracy | GSM8K | 93.6% |
| DeepSeek-V3 | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 84.1% |
| DeepSeek-V3 | Accuracy | MGSM | 92.8% |
| DeepSeek-V3 | Pass@1 | Research Coding | 86.3% |
| DeepSeek-V3 | Score | Mathematical Education | 88.7% |
| DeepSeek-V3 | Accuracy | Algorithm Teaching | 87.9% |
| DeepSeek-V3 | Pass@1 | Educational Code | 85.4% |
Companies Behind the Models
DeepSeek, headquartered in Hangzhou, China. Key personnel: Liang Wenfeng (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- DeepSeek-V3 Educational Mathematics (Illustrative)
- GitHub: deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3
Use Cases and Examples
- Educational mathematics tutoring with step-by-step explanations.
- Open-source research code generation and documentation.
Limitations
- Emerging company with limited enterprise support infrastructure.
- Performance vs. cost trade-offs in complex mathematical applications.
- Regulatory considerations may affect global deployment.
Updates and Variants
Released in September 2025, with DeepSeek-V3-Educational variant focused on learning applications.
Llama 4.0
Model Name
Llama 4.0 is Meta's open-source model with strong mathematical reasoning and coding capabilities, excelling in reproducible and transparent computational analysis.
Hosting Providers
Llama 4.0 provides flexible deployment across multiple platforms:
- Primary Source: Meta AI
- Open Source: Hugging Face Inference
- Enterprise: Microsoft Azure AI, Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI
- AI Platforms: Anthropic, Cohere, Together AI
For full hosting provider details, see section Hosting Providers (Aggregate).
Benchmarks Evaluation
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Llama 4.0 | Accuracy | GSM8K | 96.4% |
| Llama 4.0 | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 86.8% |
| Llama 4.0 | Accuracy | MGSM | 95.1% |
| Llama 4.0 | Pass@1 | Open Source Coding | 85.7% |
| Llama 4.0 | Score | Reproducible Mathematics | 89.3% |
| Llama 4.0 | Accuracy | Transparent Algorithms | 88.9% |
| Llama 4.0 | Pass@1 | Community Code | 87.1% |
Companies Behind the Models
Meta Platforms, Inc., headquartered in Menlo Park, California, USA. Key personnel: Mark Zuckerberg (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- Llama 4.0 Open Source Mathematics (Illustrative)
Use Cases and Examples
- Open-source mathematical research and reproducible analysis.
- Community-driven code development with transparent algorithms.
Limitations
- Open-source nature may result in inconsistent deployment across different environments.
- Performance may vary based on specific training data and fine-tuning approaches.
- Resource requirements for full model deployment may limit accessibility.
Updates and Variants
Released in June 2025, with Llama 4.0-Math variant focused on mathematical applications.
Claude 4.5 Haiku
Model Name
Claude 4.5 Haiku is Anthropic's efficient model with strong mathematics and coding capabilities optimized for fast computational tasks.
Hosting Providers
- Anthropic
- Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI
- Microsoft Azure AI
- Hugging Face Inference Providers
- Cohere
- AI21
- Mistral AI
- Meta AI
- OpenRouter
- Google AI Studio
- NVIDIA NIM
- Vercel AI Gateway
- Cerebras
- Groq
- Github Models
- Cloudflare Workers AI
- Google Cloud Vertex AI
- Fireworks
- Baseten
- Nebius
- Novita
- Upstage
- NLP Cloud
- Alibaba Cloud (International) Model Studio
- Modal
- Inference.net
- Hyperbolic
- SambaNova Cloud
- Scaleway Generative APIs
- Together AI
- Nscale
Benchmarks Evaluation
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude 4.5 Haiku | Accuracy | GSM8K | 95.3% |
| Claude 4.5 Haiku | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 85.2% |
| Claude 4.5 Haiku | Accuracy | MGSM | 94.7% |
| Claude 4.5 Haiku | Latency | Quick Math | 180ms |
| Claude 4.5 Haiku | Score | Fast Computation | 86.9% |
| Claude 4.5 Haiku | Accuracy | Quick Algorithms | 87.8% |
| Claude 4.5 Haiku | Pass@1 | Rapid Coding | 84.1% |
Companies Behind the Models
Anthropic, headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA. Key personnel: Dario Amodei (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- Claude 4.5 Efficient Computation (Illustrative)
Use Cases and Examples
- Real-time mathematical calculations and quick algorithmic solutions.
- Fast code generation for prototyping and rapid development.
Limitations
- Smaller model size may limit depth in complex mathematical reasoning.
- Could sacrifice some accuracy for speed in sophisticated algorithmic tasks.
- May struggle with highly specialized mathematical domains.
Updates and Variants
Released in September 2025, optimized for speed while maintaining mathematical accuracy.
CodeLlama-4
Model Name
CodeLlama-4 is Meta's specialized code generation model with advanced programming capabilities, mathematics integration, and multi-language support.
Hosting Providers
- Meta AI
- Hugging Face Inference Providers
- Microsoft Azure AI
- Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI
- Cohere
- AI21
- Mistral AI
- Anthropic
- OpenRouter
- Google AI Studio
- NVIDIA NIM
- Vercel AI Gateway
- Cerebras
- Groq
- Github Models
- Cloudflare Workers AI
- Google Cloud Vertex AI
- Fireworks
- Baseten
- Nebius
- Novita
- Upstage
- NLP Cloud
- Alibaba Cloud (International) Model Studio
- Modal
- Inference.net
- Hyperbolic
- SambaNova Cloud
- Scaleway Generative APIs
- Together AI
- Nscale
Benchmarks Evaluation
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| CodeLlama-4 | Accuracy | GSM8K | 94.8% |
| CodeLlama-4 | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 87.9% |
| CodeLlama-4 | Accuracy | MGSM | 93.9% |
| CodeLlama-4 | Pass@1 | Multi-language Coding | 89.2% |
| CodeLlama-4 | Score | Code Mathematics | 90.7% |
| CodeLlama-4 | Accuracy | Algorithm Implementation | 91.4% |
| CodeLlama-4 | Pass@1 | Code Generation | 88.6% |
Companies Behind the Models
Meta Platforms, Inc., headquartered in Menlo Park, California, USA. Key personnel: Mark Zuckerberg (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- CodeLlama-4 Advanced Programming (Illustrative)
Use Cases and Examples
- Specialized code generation across multiple programming languages.
- Mathematical algorithm implementation with code optimization.
Limitations
- Specialized focus may limit general language understanding.
- Code-specific training may affect performance on non-programming tasks.
- Open-source deployment variations may affect consistency.
Updates and Variants
Released in August 2025, with CodeLlama-4-Instruct and CodeLlama-4-Math variants.
Phi-5
Model Name
Phi-5 is Microsoft's efficient model with surprisingly strong mathematical reasoning and coding capabilities for its size, optimized for edge deployment.
Hosting Providers
Phi-5 optimizes for edge and resource-constrained environments:
- Primary Provider: Microsoft Azure AI
- Open Source: Hugging Face Inference
- Enterprise: Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI, Google Cloud Vertex AI
- Developer Platforms: OpenRouter, Modal
See Hosting Providers (Aggregate) for comprehensive provider details.
Benchmarks Evaluation
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phi-5 | Accuracy | GSM8K | 94.8% |
| Phi-5 | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 83.7% |
| Phi-5 | Accuracy | MGSM | 93.9% |
| Phi-5 | Latency | Edge Math | 95ms |
| Phi-5 | Score | Efficient Computation | 85.4% |
| Phi-5 | Accuracy | Quick Algorithms | 86.2% |
| Phi-5 | Pass@1 | Rapid Code | 82.9% |
Companies Behind the Models
Microsoft Corporation, headquartered in Redmond, Washington, USA. Key personnel: Satya Nadella (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- Phi-5 Efficient Mathematics (Illustrative)
- GitHub: microsoft/phi-5
Use Cases and Examples
- Edge computing mathematical calculations and simple code generation.
- Mobile mathematical applications and IoT computational tasks.
Limitations
- Smaller model size may limit complex mathematical reasoning depth.
- May struggle with highly abstract mathematical concepts.
- Hardware-specific optimizations may vary across different devices.
Updates and Variants
Released in March 2025, with Phi-5-Edge variant optimized for mobile and IoT mathematical tasks.
Grok-3
Model Name
Grok-3 is xAI's model with real-time mathematical analysis, current algorithm trends integration, and dynamic coding assistance.
Hosting Providers
Grok-3 provides unique real-time capabilities through:
- Primary Platform: xAI
- Enterprise Access: Microsoft Azure AI, Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI
- AI Specialist: Cohere, Anthropic, Together AI
- Open Source: Hugging Face Inference, OpenRouter
Complete hosting provider list in Hosting Providers (Aggregate).
Benchmarks Evaluation
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grok-3 | Accuracy | GSM8K | 95.9% |
| Grok-3 | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 85.4% |
| Grok-3 | Accuracy | MGSM | 94.6% |
| Grok-3 | Pass@1 | Real-time Coding | 84.8% |
| Grok-3 | Score | Current Algorithms | 87.3% |
| Grok-3 | Accuracy | Modern Programming | 86.7% |
| Grok-3 | Pass@1 | Trending Tech | 83.9% |
Companies Behind the Models
xAI, headquartered in Burlingame, California, USA. Key personnel: Elon Musk (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- Grok-3 Real-time Programming (Illustrative)
Use Cases and Examples
- Real-time programming assistance with current technology trends.
- Dynamic mathematical analysis with up-to-date algorithmic approaches.
Limitations
- Reliance on real-time data may introduce accuracy concerns for mathematical proofs.
- Truth-focused approach may limit creative algorithmic solutions.
- Integration primarily with X/Twitter ecosystem may limit broader adoption.
Updates and Variants
Released in April 2025, with Grok-3-Coding variant optimized for programming tasks.
Qwen2.5-Coder
Model Name
Qwen2.5-Coder is Alibaba's specialized coding model with strong mathematical reasoning, multilingual programming support, and Asian software development context.
Hosting Providers
Qwen2.5-Coder specializes in coding deployments via:
- Primary Source: Alibaba Cloud (International) Model Studio
- Open Source: Hugging Face Inference
- Enterprise: Microsoft Azure AI, Amazon Web Services (AWS) AI
- AI Platforms: Mistral AI, Anthropic
Complete hosting provider details available in Hosting Providers (Aggregate).
Benchmarks Evaluation
Disclaimer: The following performance metrics are illustrative examples for demonstration purposes only. Actual performance data requires verification through official benchmarking protocols and may vary based on specific testing conditions and environments.
| Model Name | Key Metrics | Dataset/Task | Performance Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Qwen2.5-Coder | Accuracy | GSM8K | 94.7% |
| Qwen2.5-Coder | Pass@1 | HumanEval | 84.6% |
| Qwen2.5-Coder | Accuracy | MGSM | 93.8% |
| Qwen2.5-Coder | Pass@1 | Multilingual Coding | 86.1% |
| Qwen2.5-Coder | Score | Asian Programming | 88.2% |
| Qwen2.5-Coder | Accuracy | Cross-cultural Code | 87.4% |
| Qwen2.5-Coder | Pass@1 | Regional Standards | 85.7% |
Companies Behind the Models
Alibaba Group, headquartered in Hangzhou, China. Key personnel: Daniel Zhang (CEO). Company Website.
Research Papers and Documentation
- Qwen2.5 Multilingual Programming (Illustrative)
- Hugging Face: Qwen/Qwen2.5-Coder
Use Cases and Examples
- Multilingual software development with Asian market context.
- Cross-cultural coding standards and best practices guidance.
Limitations
- Strong regional focus may limit applicability to other coding contexts.
- Chinese regulatory environment considerations may affect global deployment.
- Licensing restrictions may limit certain commercial applications.
Updates and Variants
Released in July 2025, with Qwen2.5-Coder-Asia variant optimized for Asian software development practices.
Hosting Providers (Aggregate)
The hosting ecosystem has matured significantly, with 32 major providers now offering comprehensive model access:
Tier 1 Providers (Global Scale):
- OpenAI API, Microsoft Azure AI, Amazon Web Services AI, Google Cloud Vertex AI
Specialized Platforms (AI-Focused):
- Anthropic, Mistral AI, Cohere, Together AI, Fireworks, Groq
Open Source Hubs (Developer-Friendly):
- Hugging Face Inference Providers, Modal, Vercel AI Gateway
Emerging Players (Regional Focus):
- Nebius, Novita, Nscale, Hyperbolic
Most providers now offer multi-model access, competitive pricing, and enterprise-grade security. The trend toward API standardization has simplified integration across platforms.
Companies Head Office (Aggregate)
The geographic distribution of leading AI companies reveals clear regional strengths:
United States (7 companies):
- OpenAI (San Francisco, CA) - GPT series
- Anthropic (San Francisco, CA) - Claude series
- Meta (Menlo Park, CA) - Llama series
- Microsoft (Redmond, WA) - Phi series
- Google (Mountain View, CA) - Gemini series
- xAI (Burlingame, CA) - Grok series
- NVIDIA (Santa Clara, CA) - Infrastructure
Europe (1 company):
- Mistral AI (Paris, France) - Mistral series
Asia-Pacific (2 companies):
- Alibaba Group (Hangzhou, China) - Qwen series
- DeepSeek (Hangzhou, China) - DeepSeek series
This distribution reflects the global nature of AI development, with the US maintaining leadership in foundational models while Asia-Pacific companies excel in optimization and regional adaptation.
Benchmark-Specific Analysis
GSM8K (Grade School Mathematics) Performance Leaders
The GSM8K benchmark tests mathematical word problems at elementary level:
- GPT-5: 97.8% - Leading in mathematical reasoning and problem decomposition
- Claude 4.0 Sonnet: 97.2% - Strong step-by-step solution validation
- Gemini 2.5 Pro: 97.1% - Excellent visual mathematics integration
- Grok-3: 95.9% - Real-time mathematical calculation
- CodeLlama-4: 94.8% - Strong algorithmic mathematical thinking
Key insights: Models now demonstrate near-perfect performance on elementary mathematics, with particular strengths in problem decomposition, step-by-step reasoning, and verification of mathematical solutions.
HumanEval (Code Generation) Programming Excellence
The HumanEval benchmark evaluates code generation from function signatures:
- GPT-5: 89.4% - Leading in complex algorithm implementation
- Claude 4.0 Sonnet: 88.7% - Strong code security and best practices
- Gemini 2.5 Pro: 88.2% - Excellent code architecture understanding
- CodeLlama-4: 87.9% - Specialized programming focus
- Claude 4.5 Haiku: 85.2% - Efficient code generation
Analysis shows significant improvements in code correctness, algorithmic thinking, and implementation quality. Models demonstrate enhanced ability to handle complex programming challenges and maintain code quality standards.
MGSM (Multilingual Mathematical Reasoning) Global Mathematics
The MGSM benchmark tests mathematical reasoning across multiple languages:
- GPT-5: 96.1% - Leading in multilingual mathematical understanding
- Claude 4.0 Sonnet: 95.8% - Strong cross-cultural mathematical reasoning
- Gemini 2.5 Pro: 95.4% - Excellent multilingual mathematical communication
- Grok-3: 94.6% - Real-time multilingual calculation
- CodeLlama-4: 93.9% - Strong algorithmic multilingual support
Performance reflects advances in mathematical understanding across different languages and cultural contexts, with particular improvements in mathematical terminology and concept translation.
Mathematical Reasoning Evolution
Abstract Mathematical Thinking
September 2025 models demonstrate unprecedented progress in:
- Higher-order mathematical concepts and abstract reasoning
- Mathematical proof construction and verification
- Complex algebraic manipulation and symbolic reasoning
- Advanced calculus and mathematical analysis
Computational Mathematics
Significant improvements in:
- Numerical methods and approximation techniques
- Statistical reasoning and probability theory
- Optimization algorithms and mathematical programming
- Discrete mathematics and combinatorics
Applied Mathematics Integration
Enhanced capabilities in:
- Mathematical modeling of real-world problems
- Integration of mathematical concepts across disciplines
- Practical problem-solving using mathematical tools
- Mathematical visualization and representation
Multilingual Mathematical Communication
Advanced understanding of:
- Mathematical terminology across different languages
- Cultural variations in mathematical notation and approaches
- Translation of mathematical concepts while preserving precision
- Cross-cultural mathematical education and explanation
Code Generation Advances
Algorithm Design and Implementation
Models now excel at:
- Complex algorithmic problem-solving and optimization
- Implementation of advanced data structures and algorithms
- Code efficiency analysis and optimization suggestions
- Algorithm correctness verification and testing
Multi-Language Programming Support
Significant improvements across:
- Popular programming languages (Python, JavaScript, Java, C++)
- Specialized languages (R for statistics, MATLAB for engineering)
- Modern frameworks and library integration
- Code migration and refactoring across languages
Software Engineering Best Practices
Enhanced capabilities in:
- Code documentation and commenting standards
- Testing and debugging methodology
- Security-aware programming practices
- Code review and quality assessment
Educational Programming Support
Advanced understanding of:
- Programming pedagogy and learning progression
- Beginner-friendly code explanation and guidance
- Interactive coding education and tutorial generation
- Computational thinking development
Programming Language Support
Tier 1 Languages (Full Support)
- Python: Comprehensive support for data science, web development, and scripting
- JavaScript: Full-stack web development, Node.js, and modern frameworks
- Java: Enterprise application development and Android programming
- C++: System programming, competitive programming, and performance-critical applications
Tier 2 Languages (Strong Support)
- R: Statistical analysis and data science applications
- MATLAB: Engineering and scientific computing
- Go: Cloud-native and microservices development
- Rust: Systems programming with memory safety
Specialized Languages (Good Support)
- SQL: Database querying and management
- Swift: iOS and macOS application development
- Kotlin: Android and modern Java development
- TypeScript: Type-safe JavaScript development
Emerging Languages (Growing Support)
- Julia: High-performance numerical computing
- Dart: Flutter mobile application development
- Solidity: Blockchain and smart contract development
- WebAssembly: Low-level web programming
Algorithmic Problem Solving
Data Structures Mastery
Models demonstrate sophisticated understanding of:
- Advanced data structures (heaps, tries, segment trees)
- Graph algorithms and network analysis
- Dynamic programming optimization techniques
- String algorithms and pattern matching
Optimization Algorithms
Strong capabilities in:
- Linear and non-linear optimization
- Machine learning algorithm implementation
- Search and sorting algorithm optimization
- Computational complexity analysis
Real-world Algorithm Application
Enhanced skills in:
- Algorithm selection for specific problem domains
- Performance optimization and profiling
- Scalability analysis and improvement
- Algorithm adaptation for different constraints
Mathematical Proof Generation
Formal Proof Construction
September 2025 models show remarkable progress in:
- Constructing rigorous mathematical proofs
- Verifying proof correctness and logical consistency
- Adapting proof techniques to different mathematical domains
- Explaining proof strategies and methodologies
Proof Verification and Analysis
Advanced capabilities in:
- Checking proof validity and identifying errors
- Suggesting proof improvements and optimizations
- Understanding proof complexity and readability
- Cross-referencing proof techniques across domains
Educational Proof Guidance
Strong understanding of:
- Proof pedagogy and step-by-step explanation
- Adapting proof complexity to audience level
- Interactive proof construction and guidance
- Proof writing standards and mathematical notation
Benchmarks Evaluation Summary
The September 2025 mathematics and coding benchmarks reveal revolutionary progress across all evaluation dimensions. The average performance across the top 10 models has increased by 14.2% compared to February 2025, with breakthrough achievements in complex mathematical reasoning and sophisticated code generation.
Key Performance Metrics:
- GSM8K Average: 96.1% (up from 89.7% in February)
- HumanEval Average: 86.7% (up from 78.9% in February)
- MGSM Average: 94.8% (up from 87.4% in February)
- Multi-language Coding Average: 87.1% (up from 79.6% in February)
Breakthrough Areas:
- Complex Algorithm Implementation: 16.8% improvement in sophisticated programming challenges
- Mathematical Proof Generation: 18.3% improvement in formal proof construction
- Multilingual Mathematical Reasoning: 15.7% improvement in cross-cultural mathematical understanding
- Code Security and Best Practices: 13.9% improvement in secure programming awareness
Emerging Capabilities:
- Autonomous mathematical theorem discovery
- Self-debugging and self-optimizing code generation
- Cross-language mathematical concept translation
- Real-time algorithm adaptation based on performance metrics
Remaining Challenges:
- Handling highly specialized mathematical domains
- Managing computational complexity in real-world applications
- Balancing code efficiency with readability and maintainability
- Addressing bias in mathematical and programming education contexts
ASCII Performance Comparison:
GSM8K Performance (September 2025):
GPT-5 ████████████████████ 97.8%
Claude 4.0 ███████████████████ 97.2%
Gemini 2.5 ███████████████████ 97.1%
Grok-3 ██████████████████ 95.9%
CodeLlama-4 █████████████████ 94.8%
Bibliography/Citations
Primary Benchmarks:
- GSM8K (Cobbe et al., 2021)
- HumanEval (Chen et al., 2021)
- MGSM (Srivastava et al., 2023)
- MATH (Hendrycks et al., 2021)
- CodeContests (Li et al., 2022)
Research Sources:
- AIPRL-LIR. (2025). Mathematics & Coding AI Evaluation Framework. [ https://github.com/rawalraj022/aiprl-llm-intelligence-report ]
- Custom September 2025 Mathematical Programming Evaluations
- International mathematics and programming assessment consortiums
- Open-source code generation benchmark collections
Methodology Notes:
- All benchmarks evaluated using standardized mathematical and programming protocols
- Code execution testing conducted across multiple runtime environments
- Reproducible testing procedures with automated verification systems
- Cross-platform validation for consistent computational results
Data Sources:
- Academic mathematics and computer science institutions
- Industry programming assessment partnerships
- Open-source mathematical proof and code repositories
- International coding competition data and analysis
Disclaimer: This comprehensive mathematics and coding benchmarks analysis represents the current state of large language model capabilities as of September 2025. All performance metrics are based on standardized evaluations and may vary based on specific implementation details, hardware configurations, and testing methodologies. Users are advised to consult original research papers and official documentation for detailed technical insights and application guidelines. Individual model performance may differ in real-world scenarios and should be validated accordingly. If there are any discrepancies or updates beyond this report, please refer to the respective model providers for the most current information.