Joydip Saha

Joydip Saha represented Bangladesh at the 2018 International Mathematical Olympiad in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, as a student of Notre Dame College, Dhaka. He scored 19 points (rank 215, 64%) across the six problems and won a Bronze medal, part of a six-member Bangladesh team whose teammate Ahmed Zawad Chowdhury took the country's first-ever IMO gold. In September 2018 he went on to win Gold at the 4th Iranian Geometry Olympiad (IGO), ranking first in the Graduated level with a perfect score. He remained active in the Bangladesh olympiad scene, later serving as a co-Leader of the Bangladesh team and as an Observer A at national olympiad events.

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• Followed his IMO bronze with Gold at the 4th Iranian Geometry Olympiad (Sept 2018), ranking 1st in the Graduated level with a perfect score - the strongest single result in his record.Sep 2018
• Later gave back to the olympiad pipeline as a co-Leader of the Bangladesh team alongside Saad Bin Quddus and as an 'Observer A' at national olympiad events, turning from competitor into coach/organiser.2024
• Won Bronze at IMO 2018 with 19 points (7,5,0,7,0,0 across the six problems), part of a six-member Bangladesh team that finished 41st overall.Jul 2018
• Teammate Ahmed Zawad Chowdhury took Bangladesh's first-ever IMO gold in the same 2018 contest, which suggests Saha was part of the cohort that marked the country's breakthrough at the olympiad.Jul 2018
• A prominent West Bengal mathematician also named Joydip Saha (Assistant Professor, Barasat College; commutative algebra; IIT Gandhinagar postdoc) is a namesake, not this person - caution needed when merging web results.2025
• His name is romanized both as 'Joydip Saha' (IMO official) and 'Joydeep Saha' (Prothom Alo, Dhaka Tribune), a transliteration split that fragments his web footprint across news outlets.Jul 2018