A student from Fergana whose students study at Harvard
How was the journey from a school in Fergana to an international university? How were the IELTS 8.0 and SAT 1500 results achieved?
A student from Fergana whose students study at Harvard
Today, there are many young people in our country who, with their knowledge, professional potential, and initiatives, are making a worthy contribution to shaping the present and future of New Uzbekistan.
Our hero today is one of such young people. Asadbek Ismoilov, who was recognized as the "International Student of the Year" at the beginning of this year, has been preparing young people for the world's leading universities for several years, despite still being a student himself.
Born and raised in the city of Fergana, Asadbek studied at Secondary School No. 2 until the 9th grade. In 2020, he entered the academic lyceum of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy in Tashkent and graduated from the lyceum in 2022 as the President of the Students' Union. His achievements in international education are also noteworthy: IELTS — 8.0, SAT — 1500 points.
In 2024, Asadbek was admitted to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) on a 100% scholarship. However, his activities are not limited only to personal academic achievements.
For several years, Asadbek, as the founder of the "Ivybek Academy" training center, has been preparing young people for prestigious universities around the world. Under his leadership, the academy's students have been admitted to the world's leading universities, such as MIT, Harvard, Imperial College London, UCL, NUS, NTU, HKU, HKUST, NYUAD, and CMUQ.
Along with his academic activities, Asadbek has also achieved high results in sports. He is a 5-time champion of Uzbekistan in rugby and holds the title of "Master of Sports."
So, how was the path from a school in Fergana to an international university traversed? How were the IELTS 8.0 and SAT 1500 results achieved? What should one pay attention to in order to win a 100% scholarship? And how is it possible, while still being a student, to prepare other young people for the world's most prestigious universities?