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Attains Highest Score in UAE, Earning Prestigious Second National Award

Khalifa University undergraduate student Tasneem Amjad Mohmoud Alahmad from the Physics Department has won a Silver Honour that placed her among the top 3%  globally, in addition to Second National Award in the UAE, at the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) 2025 Final Round.

The International Physics Olympiad is a highly competitive global event that brings together talented students from around the world to tackle advanced physics problems requiring deep conceptual understanding and analytical skills. The final round consists of a supervised examination featuring 30 challenging questions designed to test participants’ comprehensive knowledge across multiple areas of physics.

Alahmad ’s performance and her position among the top 3% of all participants globally, demonstrates her exceptional problem-solving ability and a strong command of physics principles. In addition to her international achievement, she attained the highest score in the UAE, earning her the prestigious Second National Award.

This dual recognition ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ both her individual excellence and the growing presence of UAE-based students in international scientific competitions and the supportive environment fostered by Khalifa University.