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B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE)-Green University of Bangladesh
Figure 1: Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) Provisional Certificate.
Fig 1 - Fall (2019-2023) : This is the original certificate of my Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Green University of Bangladesh.
Figure 2: Official Academic Transcript of B.Sc. in EEE (Page 1)
Fig 2 -This section contains detailed results from the initial semesters of my undergraduate studies, along with a record of completed credits.
Figure 3: Official Academic Transcript of B.Sc. in EEE (Final Page).
Fig 3 - This section provides a summary of my final CGPA upon completion of the degree, the credits from the last semesters, and the total accumulated points.
Figure 4: Grading System and Academic Transcript Details.
Fig 4 - The grading policy of Green University of Bangladesh, the GPA calculation method, and the guidelines for academic transcript verification are described here in detail.
Higher secondary school certificate(HSC)-2018 from Demra Ideal College
Figure 5: Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC), Batch of 2018.
Fig 5 - This is the certificate of successfully completing Higher Secondary education in the Science group in 2018 from Demra Ideal College under the Dhaka Education Board.
Figure 6: Academic Transcript of Higher Secondary Certificate Examination.
Fig 6 - This academic transcript contains detailed information about my subject-wise grades in the Higher Secondary examination, along with my achieved GPA of 4.83.
Secondary School Certificate(SSC)-2016 from Hajee Moazzem Ali High School
Figure 7: Secondary School Certificate (SSC), Class of 2016.
Fig 7 - This is the original certificate of my Secondary School Certificate (SSC), which I completed in 2016 in the Science group from Hazi Moazzem Ali High School under the Dhaka Education Board.
Figure 8: Official Academic Transcript of SSC Examination.
Fig 8 - This academic transcript contains detailed information about my subject-wise results in the Secondary School examination, along with my achieved GPA of 4.50.
Junior School Certificate(JSC)- 2013 from Hajee Moazzem Ali High School
Figure 9 : Junior School Certificate (JSC), Examination Year 2013.
Fig 9 - This is the original certificate of my Junior School Certificate (JSC) examination, which I completed in 2013 from Hazi Moazzem Ali High School.
Figure 10: Official Academic Transcript of JSC Examination.
Fig 10 - This section contains the detailed mark sheet of my subject-wise results from the early stage of my secondary level, along with my achieved GPA of 4.75.
The writing on the Dead Sea Scrolls is mostly in black or occasionally red ink, and the scrolls themselves are nearly all made of either parchment (animal skin) or an early form of paper called 'papyrus'.The only exception is the scroll numbered 3Q15, which was created out of a combination of copper and tin. Known as the Copper Scroll, this curious document features letters chiselled onto metal - perhaps, as some have theorized, to better withstand the passage of time.One of the most intriguing manuscripts from Qumran, this is a sort of ancient treasure map that lists dozens of gold and silver caches.Using an unconventional vocabulary and odd spelling, it describes 64 underground hiding places that supposedly contain riches buried for safekeeping.9None of these hoards have been recovered, possibly because the Romans pillaged Judea during the first century CE.According to various hypotheses, the treasure belonged to local people, or was rescued from the Second Temple before its destruction or never existed to begin with. Some of the Dead Sea Scrolls have been on interesting journeys.In 1948, a Syrian Orthodox archbishop known as Mar Samuel acquired four of the original seven scrolls from a Jerusalem shoemaker and part-time antiquity dealer, paying less than $100 for them.10He then travelled to the United States and unsuccessfully offered them to a number of universities, including Yale.11Finally, in 1954, he placed an advertisement in the business newspaper The Wall Street Journal - under the category "Miscellaneous Items for Sale" - that read: "Biblical Manuscripts dating back to at least 200 B.C. are for sale.This would be an ideal gift to an educational or religious institution by an individual or group."Fortunately, Israeli archaeologist and statesman Yigael Yadin negotiated their purchase and brought the scrolls back to Jerusalem, where they remain to this day.
The writing on the Dead Sea Scrolls is mostly in black or occasionally red ink, and the scrolls themselves are nearly all made of either parchment (animal skin) or an early form of paper called 'papyrus'.The only exception is the scroll numbered 3Q15, which was created out of a combination of copper and tin. Known as the Copper Scroll, this curious document features letters chiselled onto metal - perhaps, as some have theorized, to better withstand the passage of time.One of the most intriguing manuscripts from Qumran, this is a sort of ancient treasure map that lists dozens of gold and silver caches.Using an unconventional vocabulary and odd spelling, it describes 64 underground hiding places that supposedly contain riches buried for safekeeping.9None of these hoards have been recovered, possibly because the Romans pillaged Judea during the first century CE.According to various hypotheses, the treasure belonged to local people, or was rescued from the Second Temple before its destruction or never existed to begin with. Some of the Dead Sea Scrolls have been on interesting journeys.In 1948, a Syrian Orthodox archbishop known as Mar Samuel acquired four of the original seven scrolls from a Jerusalem shoemaker and part-time antiquity dealer, paying less than $100 for them.10He then travelled to the United States and unsuccessfully offered them to a number of universities, including Yale.11Finally, in 1954, he placed an advertisement in the business newspaper The Wall Street Journal - under the category "Miscellaneous Items for Sale" - that read: "Biblical Manuscripts dating back to at least 200 B.C. are for sale.This would be an ideal gift to an educational or religious institution by an individual or group."Fortunately, Israeli archaeologist and statesman Yigael Yadin negotiated their purchase and brought the scrolls back to Jerusalem, where they remain to this day.
The writing on the Dead Sea Scrolls is mostly in black or occasionally red ink, and the scrolls themselves are nearly all made of either parchment (animal skin) or an early form of paper called 'papyrus'.The only exception is the scroll numbered 3Q15, which was created out of a combination of copper and tin. Known as the Copper Scroll, this curious document features letters chiselled onto metal - perhaps, as some have theorized, to better withstand the passage of time.One of the most intriguing manuscripts from Qumran, this is a sort of ancient treasure map that lists dozens of gold and silver caches.Using an unconventional vocabulary and odd spelling, it describes 64 underground hiding places that supposedly contain riches buried for safekeeping.9None of these hoards have been recovered, possibly because the Romans pillaged Judea during the first century CE.According to various hypotheses, the treasure belonged to local people, or was rescued from the Second Temple before its destruction or never existed to begin with. Some of the Dead Sea Scrolls have been on interesting journeys.In 1948, a Syrian Orthodox archbishop known as Mar Samuel acquired four of the original seven scrolls from a Jerusalem shoemaker and part-time antiquity dealer, paying less than $100 for them.10He then travelled to the United States and unsuccessfully offered them to a number of universities, including Yale.11Finally, in 1954, he placed an advertisement in the business newspaper The Wall Street Journal - under the category "Miscellaneous Items for Sale" - that read: "Biblical Manuscripts dating back to at least 200 B.C. are for sale.
The nest (2020-2013) :
The writing on the Dead Sea Scrolls is mostly in black or occasionally red ink, and the scrolls themselves are nearly all made of either parchment (animal skin) or an early form of paper called 'papyrus'.The only exception is the scroll numbered 3Q15, which was created out of a combination of copper and tin. Known as the Copper Scroll, this curious document features letters chiselled onto metal - perhaps, as some have theorized, to better withstand the passage of time.One of the most intriguing manuscripts from Qumran, this is a sort of ancient treasure map that lists dozens of gold and silver caches.Using an unconventional vocabulary and odd spelling, it describes 64 underground hiding places that supposedly contain riches buried for safekeeping.9None of these hoards have been recovered, possibly because the Romans pillaged Judea during the first century CE.According to various hypotheses, the treasure belonged to local people, or was rescued from the Second Temple before its destruction or never existed to begin with.
The nest (2020-2013) :
Some of the Dead Sea Scrolls have been on interesting journeys.In 1948, a Syrian Orthodox archbishop known as Mar Samuel acquired four of the original seven scrolls from a Jerusalem shoemaker and part-time antiquity dealer, paying less than $100 for them.10He then travelled to the United States and unsuccessfully offered them to a number of universities, including Yale.11Finally, in 1954, he placed an advertisement in the business newspaper The Wall Street Journal - under the category "Miscellaneous Items for Sale" - that read: "Biblical Manuscripts dating back to at least 200 B.C. are for sale.
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Participating in the “RunRise Nation 15K Marathon 2025 Powered by GIGABYTE” event held at Hatirjheel on August 29, 2025, was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. In this international-standard marathon, I had the opportunity to challenge myself alongside hundreds of runners.
Performance Highlights: Category: 7.5 km (7.5K); Finishing Time: 00:53:04; Overall Rank: 74th out of 714 participants; Gender Rank: 67th out of 609 participants.
Running in the peaceful early morning atmosphere of Hatirjheel alongside thousands of people and successfully crossing the finish line within the designated time to earn this certificate was immensely satisfying. This marathon journey has inspired me to pursue bigger goals in the future while maintaining a healthy lifestyle and physical fitness.
Beyond the Run: A Vibrant Event Experience
The RunRise Nation 15K 2025 was not just a running competition; it was a festive gathering full of excitement. After completing the race, participants had access to a variety of modern and entertaining activities at the venue to unwind and enjoy themselves.
One of the main attractions of the event was the Gaming Zone, organized courtesy of GIGABYTE. Participants had the opportunity to experience Sim Racing (car racing) and high-end gaming on the PS5, which thrilled tech-loving runners. In addition, there were various Energy Test Games designed to assess physical fitness, creating a unique sense of excitement among the competitors.
To ensure everyone’s nutrition and refreshment after the race, there was a well-arranged Food Event Zone where participants recharged themselves with energy drinks and healthy snacks. Altogether, the combination of running, gaming, and delicious food turned this event into an international-standard sports festival.
Feeling like a f1 raceing
The most fun game at the festivel: Punching Challenge
“Kafela” 3.5 km Mini Marathon to Promote a Healthy Body and an Aware Youth Generation
Today, the social organization “Kafela” organized a mini marathon program to celebrate Victory Day and its 1st founding anniversary. The event was hosted by the organization’s Co-Vice President Parvez Alam, and the welcome speech was delivered by Engr. Moinul Haque Sakib. The marathon started from the organization’s office premises and concluded after completing a 3.5-kilometer route.
The main objective of this event was to raise awareness about running and physical fitness among people of all age groups in the community, with a particular focus on encouraging the youth generation to engage in regular exercise. The event clearly conveyed the message that running is an effective way to promote health consciousness.
A large number of participants from different age groups joined the marathon voluntarily, demonstrating the event’s success and acceptance. The active participation of the local community added vibrancy and energy to the program.
At the conclusion of the event, all participants were awarded crests, morning refreshments, and medals. Everyone present appreciated and commended Kafela for this admirable initiative and encouraged the organization to continue arranging such events on a larger and more regular scale in the future.
Fig 1 - To demonstrate my English language proficiency for international higher education and professional environments, I took the IELTS Academic examination. In the test held on February 17, 2026, I achieved an overall band score of 6.0, with balanced scores across all modules—Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. This result reflects my competence in English and my ability to adapt effectively in an international setting.
Figure 2: Certificate of Completion - IELTS Mock Test Solutions.
Fig 2 - This is the certificate I received for successfully completing the “IELTS Mock Test Solutions” course from 10 Minute School. Issued on June 3, 2025, this course helped me gain in-depth knowledge of solving various complex problems in the IELTS exam and applying effective strategies. It marks an important milestone in my continuous learning journey and my efforts to improve my language proficiency.
Figure 3: Certificate of Completion - Ghore Boshe Spoken English.
Fig 3 - This certificate was awarded for successfully completing the “Spoken English at Home” online course from 10 Minute School. Issued on June 3, 2025, this course provided me with a comprehensive understanding of everyday conversations, professional English communication, and smart English hacks. It has played a significant role in improving both my personal and professional communication skills.
Figure 4: Medium of Instruction (MOI) Certificate from Green University.
Fig 4 - This certificate, issued by Green University of Bangladesh, confirms that all academic activities, classes, and research throughout my four-year BSc Engineering (EEE) program were conducted in English. It serves as an important document demonstrating my academic proficiency in English for higher education and the global professional environment.
Figure 5: Proficiency Certificate in Japanese Language.
Fig 5 - This certificate was awarded for successfully completing a 6-month Japanese Language Course from Nippon Education Centre. Through this intensive 220-hour training, I developed fundamental skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking in Japanese. It reflects my multilingual ability and my strong interest in international cultural exchange.
Figure 6: Japanese Language NAT-TEST Score Report (Level 5).
Fig 6 This section provides detailed information about my results in the Japanese Language NAT-TEST (N5 Level) held in June 2019. In this examination, I scored 81 out of 180 marks, with a notable performance in the Listening module.
This internationally recognized test result serves as a reliable proof of my foundational proficiency in the Japanese language and my dedication to learning new languages.
Figure 1: Certificate of Achievement - 1st Position in Essay Writing Competition.
In 2019, on the occasion of World Teachers’ Day, I achieved first place in the essay competition titled “My Favorite Teacher”, organized by the Green University Reading Society (GURS). The certificate, signed by the honorable Vice-Chancellor of the university, serves as a special recognition of my creative writing skills and literary thinking. This accomplishment is a bright example of my active participation and excellence in co-curricular activities alongside my academic studies.
Treasurer at EEE Club-PC
Figure 2: Certificate of Appreciation - Treasurer of Green University Reading Society.
In recognition of my successful service as the Treasurer of the Green University Reading Society (GURS), I was awarded this certificate of honor. During the 2018–2019 session, I played an active role in managing the organization’s finances, preparing budgets, and overseeing funding for various events. This experience helped me develop strong leadership, transparency, and teamwork skills, which will have a positive impact on my professional career.
Marathone
Figure 3: Finisher Medal - RunRise Nation 15K Marathon 2025.
This is a finisher medal awarded in recognition of successfully completing the “RunRise Nation 15K Marathon Powered by GIGABYTE”, held on August 29, 2025, at Hatirjheel. I completed a distance of 7.5 km in just 00:53:04, reaching the finish line with determination and perseverance. This moment stands as a meaningful reflection of my physical endurance and mental resilience. The medal continues to inspire me to maintain a healthy lifestyle and to take on greater challenges in the future.
Japan-Bangladesh Robotics Workshop
Figure 4: Participation Certificate in Japan-Bangladesh Robotics Workshop.
This is a certificate of participation awarded for taking part in the Robotics Workshop and Competition organized by the Japan-Bangladesh Robotics and Advanced Technology Research Center (JBRATRC) at Green University. Through this event, held in 2019, I gained practical knowledge of the fundamental concepts of robotics and the application of modern technologies.
EMK Workshop
Figure 5: Certificate of Appreciation - Social Media Literacy Workshop.
This is a certificate of successful participation in the “Social Media Literacy Workshop”, organized by the EMK Center and Mekateam on October 30, 2024. Through this workshop, I gained a comprehensive understanding of responsible behavior on digital platforms and the effective use of social media. It is a significant achievement that has enhanced my cyber awareness and digital literacy in today’s technology-driven world.
Environment Gameing
Figure 6: Certificate of Appreciation - Environment Game Workshop.
This certificate was awarded in recognition of my participation in the unique workshop titled “Environment Game: Colonial Conservation and Environmental Romanticism”, organized by the EMK Center and Mekateam. Held on June 11, 2024, this event enabled me to gain in-depth knowledge of environmental conservation and its historical context through game-based learning. It also reflects my commitment to environmental sustainability and social responsibility.
software quality
Figure 7: Certificate of Completion - Workshop on Software Quality Assurance & Test Automation.
This certificate was awarded in recognition of my successful participation in the two-day workshop titled “Software Quality Assurance & Test Automation”, organized by the IEEE Computer Society Student Branch Chapter of Green University of Bangladesh on November 13, 2022. Through this workshop, I gained practical knowledge of the software testing lifecycle, bug tracking, and the fundamentals of automation testing, which further enriched my technical skills.
Engineering Sumit
Figure 8: Certificate of Participation - Engineering Summit-2023.
This is a certificate of successful participation in the “Engineering Summit-2023”, organized by Youth for Better Future Society (YBF) at the IDEB Building in Dhaka on March 3, 2023. Through this summit, I gained valuable insights into modern engineering challenges, future prospects, and professional networking. Participating in this national-level conference has further enriched my academic perspective and professional outlook.
GUB Robotics Workshop
Figure 9: Certificate of Completion - Workshop on Robotics.
This certificate was awarded in recognition of my successful participation in the “Workshop on Robotics”, organized by the IEEE Computer Society Student Branch Chapter of Green University of Bangladesh and the IEEE GUB Student Branch on February 24, 2020. Through this workshop, I gained practical knowledge of fundamental circuit design, sensor interfacing, and the applied aspects of modern robotics technologies. This experience represents an important step in enhancing my technical capabilities for my engineering career.
GUB Robotics Workshop
Figure 10: Membership Certificate - Engineers Association of Bangladesh (EAB).
As a proud member of the Engineers’ Association of Bangladesh (EAB), I was awarded this membership certificate. Issued on May 12, 2022, the certificate reflects my professional engagement in the engineering community and my commitment to my career. Membership in this organization has provided me with a valuable platform to network with experienced engineers in the country and to work on modern engineering challenges.
Web Design
Figure 11: Certificate of Completion - Professional Web Design Course.
This certificate was awarded in recognition of the successful completion of an intensive 1-year training on “Professional Web Design” from Shikbe Shobai (SS). Issued on June 20, 2022, this certificate serves as an important validation of my technical skills and creativity in HTML5, CSS3, Responsive Design, and modern web technologies.
Communication Secrets
Figure 12: Certificate of Completion - Communication Secrets.
This certificate was awarded for the successful completion of the “Communication Secrets” course, organized by 10 Minute School. Completed on June 3, 2025, this course provided me with in-depth knowledge of effective communication strategies, public speaking, and professional interpersonal skills. These abilities will help me communicate more clearly and confidently with others in both professional and personal settings.
Freelancing-er Hate-khodi
Figure 13: Certificate of Completion - Freelancing-er Hate-khodi.
This certificate was awarded in recognition of the successful completion of the online course “Introduction to Freelancing” from 10 Minute School. Issued on December 2, 2023, the course provided me with foundational skills in freelancing marketplaces, bidding strategies, and working with international clients. It serves as a guideline for applying my professional skills on online platforms alongside traditional employment.
Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Figure 14: BCSIR Science and Technology Fair.
Code In Place
Figure 15: CS106A - Code in Place (Stanford University).
This is a special recognition for successfully completing the “CS106A: Code in Place” program conducted by Stanford University. Through this international course, I gained in-depth knowledge of Python programming fundamentals, control structures, and modern problem-solving techniques. Being part of this global learning community has helped elevate my computer science skills to an international standard.
Sports Club-Green University of Bangladesh
Industrial Field Visit: Power Plant Infrastructure
System Architecture : Observed the integration of gas turbines with Heat Recovery Steam Generators (HRSG) to maximize thermal efficiency.
Structural Engineering: Examined the heavy-duty steel structures, high-pressure piping manifolds, and exhaust stack designs used in large-scale energy production.
Safety Protocols: Engaged in on-site safety briefings, emphasizing the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including hard hats and industrial-grade footwear in high-hazard zones.
Technical Networking: Collaborated with a team of engineering peers to discuss the real-world application of thermodynamic cycles and electrical grid synchronization.
Science Fair-2013
Figure 16: Achievement Award - National Children's Competition by Phulkuri Ashar.
This is one of the awards I received in a talent search competition organized by the children and youth organization Phulkuri Asor. From an early age, I actively participated in various science and merit-based competitions, through which I earned this special recognition. This achievement served as an early source of inspiration in my journey to becoming an engineer and helped build the foundation of my creative thinking.
Cricket-2013
Other Volunteering Activities
Figure 17: Some Memories from Our Various Programs
Fig 17: Through these three different images, we have highlighted some of our diverse activities.
The first image captures a moment from when we organized “EEE Day” at Green University of Bangladesh. One of our members is seen delivering a speech on stage. We arranged the event in a vibrant and engaging manner, which helped build a strong sense of connection among everyone in the department.
The second image is from a conference where we participated in an international event related to Industry 4.0. There, we interacted with experts and gained insights into the application of emerging technologies. Our team members are seen attentively listening to the discussions, making it a valuable learning experience for us.
The third image shows a group photo from a trip we took together as friends. Wearing matching t-shirts, we enjoyed the experience and created lasting memories. These trips play an important role in strengthening our team spirit and relationships.
Figure 18: Preparation for the Eid Gift Distribution Program
Fig 21: With the aim of sharing the joy of Eid-ul-Fitr with everyone, we took a special initiative. This image captures a moment from the preparation phase of our program.
We prepared special “Eid gift bags” containing essential food items for underprivileged families. In the image, our volunteers are seen neatly arranging the bags on a desk in an organized manner. Each bag is labeled with a poster featuring our logo, clearly displaying the title “Eid Gift Distribution”. Banners placed behind and beside the desk present the name of our organization along with relevant details.
This initiative was not just a responsibility for us, but also a source of great joy. We are proud and delighted to bring smiles to the faces of people in our community. It is an integral part of our commitment to social service.
Figure 22: Flood Relief Distribution by Haji Din Mohammad Memorial Foundation
In response to the devastating floods in Bangladesh in 2024, we organized a relief distribution program under the 'Haji Deen Mohammad Smriti Foundation'. These images capture the essence of our team's dedication and the challenging conditions we faced while serving the affected communities in the Companyganj area of Noakhali.
The first image shows our official banner used during the campaign in Charfokira, symbolizing our mission to stand by the people in distress. In the second photo, our team members are seen wading through waist-deep water, carrying heavy relief bags and using megaphones to coordinate and reach the most isolated families.
The final photo highlights our volunteer team after a long day of field operations. Despite the physical toll, the sense of fulfillment from providing essential food, clean water, and medicine to those in need was our greatest reward. We are honored to have played a part in supporting our community during one of its most difficult times.
