Successfully completed the AMCAT test. (Stage~1)Completed the course "Exercising Leadership: Foundational Principles" by Ronald Heifetz, M.D., Lecturer in Public Leadership at Harvard University, achieving an outstanding 88% in the assessment conducted by the Aspire Institute. (Stage~2)Engaged in dynamic, live sessions facilitated by esteemed educators across various disciplines. Topics included "Not-So-Natural Disasters and How to Reduce Them" ~ by David Sanderson, "The Right Privatization" ~ by Sérgio Giovanetti Lazzarini, and "Leadership through Agility and Resilience" ~ by Jeff Bartel.  (Stage~3)Submitted an advanced-level application, showcasing an introductory video, a comprehensive resume, and a compelling personal essay. (Stage~4)Made it to the list of 1200 finalists out of 52,000 students in the ALP'23 cohort, and provided a certificate along with a recommendation letter.(Stage~5)

Evaluated food policy options in Bangladesh: Analysis of costs, benefits, and tradeoffs between targeted distribution versus public agricultural and infrastructure investments. Participated in an investigation on food adulteration effects on mass people and created food safety plans for people to make sustainable food habits.

Supervised a team of 15 workers at one of the biggest food supply chains in Dhaka; developed a strategic plan to increase the production rate over 15%

Being admitted in MIT summer ESP HSSP program I took part in overall 14 classes in a span of 4 weeks in MIT Educational Studies Program. In this summer program I chose different subjects to explore a wide range of fields. I took the following classes on MIT's ESP'21 summer HSSP. M15645: Introduction to Computational StatisticsX15667: Everything they don't tell you about MathematicsC15664: AlgorithmsE15647: Sustainable Solutions: Change for a Livable FutureM15645: Introduction to Computational StatisticsS15662: Relativity and Black Holes