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Amila Pašić

Young competition mathematician from Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina - honourable mention at IMO 2026, bronze medalist at EGMO 2025 and JBMO 2023, top scorer of BiH's EGMO 2025 team
Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina · academic
Honourable Mention, IMO 2026 (Shanghai) - BiH's Best-ever Team Result (32nd Of 117)Bronze Medal And Top BiH Scorer, EGMO 2025 With 19 PointsBronze Medal, Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad 2023Named Student Of The Generation By Gimnazija "Meša Selimović", Tuzla

Amila Pašić is a mathematics student from Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, one of the country's most consistent young competition mathematicians. She first drew attention as an elementary pupil, then won a bronze medal at the 27th Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad (2023) in her first year at Gimnazija "Meša Selimović" in Tuzla. She was Bosnia and Herzegovina's top scorer at the European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO) 2025 in Prishtina with 19 points and a bronze medal, competed again at EGMO 2026 in Bordeaux, and represented BiH at the 67th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 2026) in Shanghai, earning an honourable mention with 12 points as BiH finished 32nd overall - its best-ever IMO result. Beyond mathematics she is an accomplished pianist, and her school has named her student of the generation.

Amila Pašić (born c. 2007-2008) is a young mathematician from Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina. She attended OŠ "Novi Grad" in Tuzla and went on to Gimnazija "Meša Selimović". In 2021, as an eighth-grade pupil, she was profiled by local media as an outstanding all-round pupil who had started school before turning six, loved mathematics, music and animals, and had already won first places at international piano competitions. Competing for BiH, she won bronze at the 27th Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad (2023), was BiH's leading scorer with a bronze at EGMO 2025 (19 points), competed at EGMO 2026, and earned an honourable mention at IMO 2026 in Shanghai (12 points).

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LocationTuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Competition mathematicsMathematical olympiad problem solvingClassical pianoMathematicsPianoReadingAnimals
Notes
  • Represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at the 67th IMO 2026 in Shanghai, scoring 12 points (7-1-0-1-3-0) for an honourable mention at rank 440; BiH finished 32nd of 117 countries, its sixth straight year in the world top 40 and best-ever team result.Jul 2026
  • Was BiH's leading scorer at EGMO 2025 in Prishtina with 19 points (7-1-0-7-4-0), taking bronze and anchoring a BiH team that also medaled with Sara Smajić and Farah Demirović - the sign she had already moved from promising junior to the core of the senior women's team.Apr 2025
  • Won bronze at the 27th Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad in 2023 as a first-year student at Gimnazija "Meša Selimović"; Tuzla mayor Zijad Lugavić hosted her and her father on 5 July 2023.Jul 5, 2023
  • The Bosnia and Herzegovina Futures Foundation (via founder Dr Edhem Čustović) singled her out as an "inspiration" at a 2023 Tuzla networking event and offered financial support toward training camps and competitions - she is embedded in BiH's talent pipeline for olympiad mathematicians.Jul 2, 2023
  • Competed again as BiH's contestant 2 at EGMO 2026 in Bordeaux but scored only 8 points (no medal), a notable drop from 19 a year earlier - while teammate Anja Tešević took gold, suggesting the 2026 problems or form were tougher for her specifically.Apr 2026
  • Profiled in 2021 as an eighth-grade pupil at OŠ "Novi Grad" Tuzla: started school before turning six, was excellent in every subject, plays piano at competition level (first places at international competitions) and loves animals - the profile of a generalist, not a single-track math grind.May 20, 2021

Competition record

Bosnia and Herzegovina · IMO

2026 · Honourable mention · Rank 440