Bangladeshi Brilliant Minds Bag Global Glory in Mathematics

Five Bangladeshi students have achieved a rare global feat by securing a perfect score in Mathematics in this year’s Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) examinations.

The five students who attained 100 percent in Mathematics are Md. Faiyaz Siddiqui, Ahona Saha, Mohammad Mohaymin Uddin Naib, Bushra Rubana Afroz, and Sambrata Ambor. Among them, Faiyaz and Ahona also became school toppers, securing 96 percent and 95.6 percent overall respectively. In addition, Ahona earned the prestigious “Cambridge ICE Award with Distinction.”

For the first time in the history of Glenrich International School, Uttara, the highest number of students have emerged as world toppers in Mathematics.

Beyond this extraordinary milestone, the overall performance of the batch has also been remarkable. Out of the 200 students from Glenrich Uttara who appeared for the IGCSE exams, 41 students scored 90 percent or above, while nearly half — 99 students — secured 80 percent or more. The school’s overall average stands at 80.3 percent.

Glenrich International School has established itself as one of the leading international educational institutions in Bangladesh. Its consistent performance reflects not merely exam preparation, but also the institution’s strong academic foundation and farsighted approach to education.

Amlan K. Saha, Principal of Glenrich International School, Uttara, stated: “This result cannot be judged by numbers alone; it reflects the success of our quality education system. Along with celebrating this achievement, we reaffirm our commitment to maintaining academic excellence and ensuring the best learning environment and resources for our students in the future.”

With the rising global demand for STEM-based (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education, Glenrich has integrated robotics, coding, and project-based learning into its curriculum, preparing students for future challenges.