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Mikaeel Shah

Trinity, Cambridge student studying mathematics.
Self-employed · Isleworth, England, United Kingdom · academic
Now: Studying mathematics at the University of Cambridge; working as a private tutor.
Bronze Medalist For The UK At IMO 2024 As A School Pupil From Isleworth & Syon SchoolNow Studying Mathematics At Trinity College, Cambridge

Mikaeel Shah represented the United Kingdom at the 2024 International Mathematical Olympiad, winning a bronze medal with 19/42 as the UK team placed joint 6th of 108 nations. A pupil at Isleworth & Syon School in west London when selected, he went on to study mathematics at Trinity College, Cambridge and works as a private tutor. His IMO 2024 result and the well-documented UK olympiad pathway mark him as a high-achieving young mathematician.

Mikaeel Shah is a British mathematics student at Trinity College, Cambridge, and a bronze medalist for the United Kingdom at the 65th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 2024, Bath), scoring 19/42. He was selected for the six-student UK team in May 2024 while at Isleworth & Syon School in west London, helping the UK to a joint 6th-place finish, and now works as a private tutor.

Details
LocationIsleworth, England, United Kingdom
UniversityUniversity of Cambridge
MathematicsProblem solvingTutoringCompetitive mathematicsMathematical olympiad
Notes
  • Won bronze at IMO 2024 with 19/42 and ranked 227th of 609, one of six UK pupils selected; the UK's joint 6th place was its best showing since 1995, so he was part of a standout cohort.Jul 26, 2024
  • Progressed from the IMO team (summer 2024) to reading mathematics at Trinity College, Cambridge - the oxbridge route typical for UK olympiad medalists, indicating he is continuing in elite mathematics.Jan 1, 2025
  • Selected for the UK IMO team in May 2024 while at Isleworth & Syon School, alongside Alex Chui and Samuel Sturge (gold) - a state-school pupil in a cohort otherwise drawn from selective grammar and independent schools.May 27, 2024
  • Scored full marks on Problems 1 and 4 (7/7 each) but 2, 0, 3 on Problems 2, 3, 5 - strong on the more tractable problems, weaker on the hardest, consistent with a younger team member still building depth.Jul 20, 2024

Competition record

United Kingdom · IMO

2024 · Bronze · Rank 227