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NTIC students bag 19 medals from International Math Challenge

52 students from the Nigerian Nigerian Tulip International College (NTIC) recently participated in the Online International Math Challenge.

The challenge was organized by Pan-Asia International School, Thailand, where students were expected to solve 40 multiple choice questions in 90 minutes.

It was an opportunity for students to win up to 1 million U.S. dollars’ worth of scholarships in notable universities around the world.

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The event is hoped to motivate students to see math in a different light, have their interest stimulated in the subject, and think about how they can apply math in their future studies and daily life.

19 students from NTIC were awarded with medals while six clinched the honourable mention awards.

The outstanding NTIC students received nine Gold medals, six Silver medals, four bronze medals and six honorable mentions.

Due to their exceptional performances, they have been invited to participate in the Global Round of the Copernicus Mathematics Olympiad, scheduled to take place in New York in July 2024 hosted by Columbia University.

NTIC Managing Director, Mr. Feyzullah Bilgin said “We specially recognize our Gold Medallists: Luis Lu, Chidubem Festus Nwakuche, Chibuike Augustine Amah, Kaosisochukwu Karsten Enebe, Chukwukasiemobi Andre Enebe, Chukwunwike Ezebube, Abdulhafiz Wakili, Oghenerukevwe Esemitodje and Ikenna Enwere.

“Congratulations to our students, teachers and parents for these wonderful achievements!

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