Karaganda schoolboy won silver at the International Olympiad

Karaganda schoolboy won silver at the International Olympiad

Ramazan Perdebai, a tenth-grade student of the N. Nurmakov specialized boarding school, won a silver medal at the 29th International Olympiad "Tuimaada". In the competition, schoolchildren from around the world showed their knowledge in mathematics, physics, computer science and chemistry.

The Olympiad was held in Yakutsk, Sakha Republic. It was attended by 355 schoolchildren from six countries – Romania, Kazakhstan, Russia, Singapore, Iran and Indonesia.

The works of intellectuals were evaluated by authoritative members of the jury and methodological commissions of the Olympiads of the All-Russian and international level.

This year, one Ramazan Perdebai was announced from the Karaganda region. And he performed with dignity. This is his second silver in the category "computer science" at the Olympiad "Tuimaada".

– I participated in the Olympiad online, – says Ramazan. – The tasks were different – both easy and difficult, but all understandable. There was not enough time to win a little. In total, five hours were allotted for completing tasks. There was no special preparation, I study almost every day. Computer science teacher Yertugan Muslim helped to prepare.

Ramazan has been taking part in Olympiads since the sixth grade. He has repeatedly represented the Karaganda region at international competitions. In his piggy bank of victories there is a bronze medal of the European Junior Olympiad, the International Zhautyk Olympiad, the gold of the Republican Olympiad of schoolchildren last year.

Ramazan plans to participate next year in the International Olympiad in Computer Science among IOI schoolchildren, where the strongest guys from all over the world gather.