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5th NDC National Math Festival 2025 to be held in February

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06 February, 2025, 03:40 pm
Last modified: 06 February, 2025, 03:41 pm

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5th NDC National Math Festival 2025 to be held in February

Press Release
06 February, 2025, 03:40 pm
Last modified: 06 February, 2025, 03:41 pm
5th NDC National Math Festival 2025 to be held in February

Notre Dame Math Club will host the Apex Presents 5th National Math Festival on February 14-15, 2025.

This two-day extravaganza will bring together young mathematical minds from across the country, allowing them to test their skills in an environment of collaboration, creativity, and competition.

This year's festival will feature 24 exciting segments, including 16 solo events, three team-based competitions, two online submission activities and three unique segments. The event engages students in various mathematical challenges, encouraging them to think critically and work collaboratively.

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Among the key attractions are the team-based events, which include Project Display, Wall Magazine and Scrapbook. These segments aim to enhance teamwork and creativity, allowing participants to explore mathematical concepts uniquely and engagingly. Submission-based competitions such as Math Article Writing and Math Meme Contest will provide an additional platform for students to showcase their ingenuity.

The event will see nationwide participation, with support from 120+ campus ambassadors and collaborations with 35+ student clubs, ensuring representation from institutions across Bangladesh. Distinguished guests, including faculty members, students, and dignitaries from prestigious institutions, will be in attendance. Notable figures such as Notre Dame College's principal, vice-principal and Mathematics Department faculty members are also expected to grace the event. The festival will be managed by a dedicated team of organisers and volunteers, working under the leadership of the club's executive team to ensure a smooth experience for all attendees.

Established on March 14, 2017, Notre Dame Math Club has pioneered fostering a love for mathematics among students. The annual National Math Festival has become a cornerstone of NDMC's mission to make mathematics an engaging and practical subject.

As the festival concludes, winners will be awarded crests, magazines, and certificates, and all participants will receive a participation certificate, snacks, and other exclusive gifts. The Apex Presents 5th National Math Festival promises to be a landmark event that will leave an unforgettable impact on all math enthusiasts.

 

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