Bangladesh Biology Olympiad

The Bangladesh Biology Olympiad (BdBO) is an annual biological competition arranged for school and college students of Bangladesh to encourage their interest and capabilities for biology. Bangladesh Biology activities started in 2015 formally.[1][2]

Bangladesh Biology Olympiad
Start Date2015
Country Bangladesh
Websitebdbo.org

Committees

The central committee of Bangladesh Biology Olympiad consists of Dr. Rakha Hari Sarkar, Dr. Bidhan Ranjan Roy Poddar, Dr. A. K. M. Jakir Hussain, Dr. Mrittunjoy Kundu, Dr. Nitya Ranjan Paul, Dr. Md Habibur Rahman, Dr. Soumitra Chakravorty, Dr. Samiul Alam, Rafikul Islam, Dr. Tariq Arafat, Aniruddha Pramanik, Md. Tariq Rahman, Md. Morshedul Islam, Abdullah Al Kayyum Arpan, Syed Jahid Hasan, Debashis Sarkar Tamal, Abida Anjum Arna, Emon Barya, Md, Khalid Hasan Miraz, Ahmed Awal Dipon, Md. Khalid bin Mosharrof, Oiswaria Basak Oishe, Md. Raisul Asad Prince, Shakil Hasan, Md. Musa Mridha, Md. Abir Hasan Siddik Rahi, A S M Abrar Jahin Tushar, Rad Sharar, Surmi Chakma, M. M. A. Shahriar Kabya, Md. Morshed Jaman, Md. Nahid Hussain Shimul, Kazi Ajhar Uddin, Md. Mottakin Billah Parvez, Md. Rana Islam, Farhana Afroz, Md. Rakib Hasan, Sifat Anzum, Kimia Nahar Khushbu, Saim Mahmud, Suraiya Akhter Lopa, Jahin Suva, Sheikh Mufrad Rahman Anim, Sidratul Muntaha Shishir, Syeda Nusrat Jahan Mili, Ashik Iqbal, Ashikur Rahman and general secretaries of all regions.[3]

Achievements at IBO

Bangladesh won a total of 16 bronze medals and 7 honourable mentions.

2015

Bangladesh was an observer countries at 26th International Biology Olympiad.[4]

2016

The representatives of Bangladesh were Ayman Wadud (St. Joseph Higher Secondary School), Wasique Hasan (Mastermind English Medium School), Maisha Munawwara Prome (Oxford International School) and Wasee Rahman Chowdhury (Scholastica). Maisha Munawwara Prome and Wasique Hasan won honourable mentions.[5][6]

2017

Representatives this year were Nafeez Ishmam Ahmaed (SFX Greenherald International School), Md Bayezid Mia (Turkish Hope International School), Maisha M Prome (Oxford International School) and Nazmus Sadaat (Mangrove International School). Bangladesh secured two honourable mentions.[7]

2018

Representatives this year were Auddithio Nag, Prokriti Projukti, Md Bayezid Mia and Md Tamzid Hossain Tanim. Auddithio Nag won a bronze medal.[8]

2019

Representatives this year were Auddithio Nag, Madhav Vadhyan Sankaran, Rafsan Rahman Raayan and Ahnaf Tahmidur Rahman. Auddithio Nag, Madhav Vadhyan Sankaran and Rafsan Rahman Raayan won bronze medals.[9][10]

2020

Representatives this year were Tasnim Binte Zulfiqar, Rafsan Rahman Raayan, Raad Sharar and Abrar Jamil. Rafsan Rahman Raayan and Raad Sharar won bronze medals.[11][12]

2021

Representatives this year were A. S. M. Abrar Tushar (Notre Dame College), Raad Sharar (Rajshahi College), Rayan Rahman (SFX Greenherald International School) and Tasnim Zulfiqar (SFX Greenherald International School). Tasnim Zulfiqar and Raad Sharar won bronze medals and A. S. M. Abrar Tushar and Rayan Rahman won honourable mentions.[13]

2022

Representatives this year were Rayan Rahman (SFX Greenherald International School), Fayyad Ahmed (Scholastica), Khundkar Ishraq Ahammad (Notre Dame College) and Tahseen Shaan Leon (Alfred International School and College). Rayan Rahman, Fayyad Ahmed, Khundkar Ishraq Ahammad and Tahseen Shaan won bronze medals.[14]

2023

Representatives this year were Fayyad Ahmmed (Scholastica), Fayez Ahmed (Rajshahi Government Laboratory High School), Ahammad Naim (Dhaka City College) and Aariz Anas (South Point School and College). Fayyad Ahmmed, Fayez Ahmad and Ahammad Naim won bronze medals and Aariz Anas won honourable mention.[15]

2024

Fayez Ahmed (Rajshahi Government Laboratory High School and College) won a bronze medal.[16]

2025

Representatives this year are Aariz Anas (South Point School and College), Farbeed bin Faisal (Mastermind English Medium School), Ha-mim Rahman (Notre Dame College) and Marjan Afrose Opshora (Rajuk Uttara Model College).[17]

Format

The first round is the regional round which is open for all Bangladeshi students above class six. Winners from the regional round participates in the national round which is held in Dhaka. The winners from the national round are trained in a camp where the representatives for IBO are selected.[2]

See also

References

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