Education

| Introduction | History | Training |

Share |

Introduction

Don't exactly remember my first day at school but can still remember that soon after I started in Standard-One, at the age of seven, my teachers recommended that I be promoted to Standard-Two as I already knew more than was required for Standard-One.

I would like to think that my life abroad has contributed immensely to my education and made me the person that I am today; not to mention the three languages that I can read, write and speak (English, Arabic and Bengali) and a fourth one that I can speak (Hindi) .

History

Below is a short history of my formal education. I thought I will present this in the order it actually happened as my CV lists the same in the 'most recent first' format.

Late 80s to mid 90s: Standard-One to Standard-Seven, Indian Community School, Sebha, Libya.
1996 - 1998: Siddiqui's Tutorial, Muhammadpur, Dhaka.

January '98 - June '98: GCE O-Level.

Subject Grade

Pure Mathematics
B

Mathematics A
A

Mathematics B
A

Physics
A

Chemistry
A

English Language
A

Bengali
B

September '98 - January '00: Manarat International College, Gulshan Dhaka.

January '00 - June '00: GCE A-Level.

Subject Grade

Pure Mathematics C

Physics D

Chemistry E

September '00 - June '02: American International University Bangladesh (AIUB) - Completed the first and second year of my undergraduate studies there. CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) at the time of leaving was 3.4/4.
June 2006: Earned the BSC Hons. degree in Computing from the University of Wales.

Training

June '09: Participated in a 2-day training on Microsoft Project 2007. The training covered advanced features such as creating task/resource calendars, user defined columns, reports etc. Also, received a certificate at the end of the training.