Pranjal’s ML algorithm wins him a Silver Award at SSEF 2025.
It is quite interesting that young secondary / high school students are introduced to research, a field traditionally reserved for PhD students and seasoned researchers. Around 350 finalist research works and projects in various scientific domains at SSEF 2025 is a good testament that students are responding to this very well.
My sincere thanks to all organisers and educators and wishing all the best to all participants.
My son, Pranjal’s Math project is in the final of SSEF Junior Scientist Category (only finalist in Math category)
SSEF stands for Singapore Science and Engineering Fair.
Pranjal is a secondary 3 (class 9) student of NUS High.
Update 1:
Pranjal’s project got merit award.
Among 30 finalists, 4 projects got distinction and 4 projects got merit award.
Update 2:
Pranjal further worked on his project since SSEF submission and gets gold from Singapore Mathematics Project Festival 2023 in Junior Section.
His work will be published in the upcoming volume of Mathematical Medley.
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