Posted On: 9 September, 2025
TNIS is delighted to congratulate Vu Tran Khanh Thinh (8I) for his latest summer achievement:
🏅 Gold Medal in the Grade 7 division
🏅 National Final Round of AIMO 2025
This remarkable achievement not only demonstrates Thinh’s outstanding mathematical ability but also reflects his perseverance, critical thinking, and mastery of English in problem-solving.
Thinh is now among the top young talents shortlisted to represent Vietnam in the AIMO International Final in Japan this August. We wish him continued success and brilliance on the global stage!
The Asia International Mathematical Olympiad (AIMO), founded in 2012, has become one of the most prestigious math competitions, attracting thousands of students from countries such as Brazil, Bulgaria, China, India, Thailand, and Malaysia. Vietnam has joined since 2019 and proudly earned more than 200 international medals.
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