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PENGUMUMAN HASIL BABAK PENYISIHAN KMNR SE-INDONESIA KE – 15 Assalamu'alaikum Wr. Wb Salam Sejahtera Bagi Kita Semua Kepada Y PENGUMUMAN HASIL BABAK PENYISIHAN KMNR SE-INDONESIA KE – 15 Assalamu’alaikum Wr. Wb Salam Sejahtera bagi kita semua Kepada Yth. Bapak/Ibu Pimpinan, Kepala Sekolah, Guru, dan Orang tua SD/MI/SMP/MTS/SMA/MA/SMK/Sederajat. Kami ucapkan selamat kepada peserta yang telah lolos ke BABAK SEMI FINAL KMNR SE-INDONESIA KE-15. Berikut kami sampaikan beberapa informasi terkait kegiatan babak semi final diantaranya sebagai berikut: 1. DIHARAPKAN BAPAK/ IBU MEMBACA SELURUH PENGUMUMAN DI BAWAH INI DENGAN CERMAT DAN TELITI AGAR INFORMASI YANG KAMI SAMPAIKAN DAPAT DITERIMA DENGAN JELAS. 2. Bagi peserta yang LOLOS ke Babak Semi Final dipersilahkan untuk mengikuti kompetisi Babak Semi Final yang akan diselenggarakan pada: Hari/Tanggal : Minggu, 23 Februari 2020 Waktu/Tempat : Pukul 07.00 – 16.00 WIB. (Waktu dan tempat Lomba akan kami umumkan 2 minggu sebelum kegiatan di www.kpmseikhlasnya.com dan Fanpage FB KPM) Biaya : SEIKHLASNYA (Sesuai dengan Kemampuan) 3. Apabila terdapat kesalahan penulisan nama peserta, kelas, asal sekolah yang sudah kami umumkan, mohon konfirmasi ulang dengan format : (No. ID Peserta Babak Penyisihan) (Nama lengkap/kelas/asal sekolah yang sebenarnya). Kirim melalui SMS/Whatsapp ke Bpk. Tri Jumsari 0812 854 6962, Pada hari/jam kerja Klinik Pendidikan MIPA Selasa – Sabtu, pukul 08.30 – 16.00 WIB (Pukul 12.00-13.00 ISTIRAHAT) / Minggu- Senin LIBUR/TUTUP. 4. Penentuan peserta lolos ke babak semifinal adalah berdasarakan peringkat per kelas dengan rangking nasional. 5. Peserta Babak Penyisihan KMNR Se-Indonesia ke-15 berhak mendapat penghargaan yaitu 3 peserta terbaik setiap kota/kabupaten akan mendapatkan penghargaan berupa sertifikat. 6. Indonesia melalui KPM akan menjadi tuan Rumah kegiatan Indonesia International Mathematics Competition (IIMC) 2020 dan International Kangaroo Math Contest (IKMC). Untuk keterangan lebih lanjut, bisa melihat video berikut: https://youtu.be/ufc_h2_SJ0A https://youtu.be/ny87ZX3FH4s 7. Bagi peserta yang lolos Semifinal KMNR 15, a. Mendapat potongan mengikuti IKMC sebesar Rp25.000,- b. Jika mengikuti IKMC dan IIMC Round 1, cukup membayar dengan Rp300.000,- 8. Telah terbit buku terbaru dan buku-buku penunjang lainnya * Strategi Sukses Olimpiade, * Kumpulan Soal Kompetisi per Level kelas 1-2, kelas 3-4 * Kumpulan Soal Kompetisi tingkat SD jilid 1-12, SMP jilid 1-5. Untuk keterangan lebih lanjut bisa melihat brosur di pengumuman ini atau menghubungi KPM MART 0812 8548 5755 9. KPM juga memberikan kesempatan kepada berbagai pihak untuk berkerjasama di berbagai kegiatan KPM, keterangan lebih lanjut, bisa melihat brosur di pengumuman di bawah ini. DAFTAR PESERTA LOLOS SEMIFINAL KMNR KE-15 KELAS 3 NO ID PESERTA NAMA PESERTA KELAS SEKOLAH 1 06903166 AKH DAVIN A P 3 SDN WONOKUSUMO 2 06903165 AMIRA FADHILA QATRANADA 3 SDN WONOKUSUMO 3 10103121 E ATAV ARLE 3 JEMBER 4 09493199 R NNAFAZAM A*AJATI 3 PONOROGO 5 08603199 AAHIDAHAAVLIZASS 3 KEDIRI KOTA 6 05303001 ABDURROHMAN HANIF 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH PASURUHAN 7 11703098 ABSIELBOBZC 3 SAMARINDA 8 12103031 ADEN ARIEF 3 LAMPUNG 9 08603196 AI AVAISHA ALMIRA 3 KEDIRI KOTA 10 05203002 ATHAMIRA MYIESHA NARESWARI 3 SD HJ. ISRIATI BAITURRAHMAN 2 SEMARANG 11 08803122 EVILLA YUSTI NINDYA 3 KEDIRI KOTA 12 05203003 FABIOLA FAUSTINA A. 3 SD HJ. ISRIATI BAITURRAHMAN 2 SEMARANG 13 12103028 MANDA KAESYA W 3 LAMPUNG 14 03203269 MENI A DNMI AS A 3 KAB SERANG 15 67003086 NINDYALUNAM 3 16 11703067 NMUHAMMAD ZIDAN 3 SAMARINDA 17 67003146 SACP E UL LHAFA A 3 18 03203858 SRI WIDIA 3 KAB SERANG 19 11703032 ULTHANFFARIS 3 SAMARINDA 20 01603253 ZASKIA ADZRAA ALIYYAH 3 SDN GALUNGGUNG 21 10103246 **CH DENDI RAMADANI 3 JEMBER 22 03303080 **NAFIS HIBATULLAH 3 CILEGON 23 08303052 *AP* ATUTRY 3 KEDIRI KOTA 24 08303159 *FARIH AZKA AULIA 3 KEDIRI KOTA 25 08303270 A A AK F A 3 KEDIRI KOTA 26 11803034 A AHL RZ EQ 3 BALIKPAPAN 27 08603250 A IRA ZAHISO M 3 KEDIRI KOTA 28 10103173 A *A**NK *I **H* 3 JEMBER 29 03603299 A HUVA GRISELDA 3 MIN 2 SUKOHARJO 30 03203889 A IDA H A I 3 KAB SERANG 31 11503161 A LIA KHAYRIA GHAFAR 3 PEKANBARU 32 03003003 A MAD FACHRIA S AH A 3 JAKARTA 33 08503050 A NNDA *ADITI* P 3 KEDIRI KOTA 34 10403196 A NR AA AI GUL E A 3 LUMAJANG 35 08603287 A RADIUHZA AZHAR 3 KEDIRI KOTA 36 07203089 A RASIKH SALMAN ABDILA 3 MIN 1 JOMBANG 37 02203008 A Z HRA TOF AP N 3 SDIT PERMATA HATI 38 07403003 A. AKBAR BACHTIAR A. 3 MI SULAIMANIYAH 39 05303002 A. NAJMA NURILLAH 3 SD ISLAM KURMA SALATIGA 40 09803016 A.FAIZ ALVINO 3 SDS AL IRYAD 41 08603151 AA A AA A A 3 KEDIRI KOTA 42 90003019 AAAAAAAAA AA A 3 43 10803012 AAAIS IDAAH H IRR 3 MAKASSAR 44 11203024 AAAULSAH AQRARABAA 3 PRABUMULIH 45 08603248 AAFAANARASZATAAZOGO 3 KEDIRI KOTA 46 08603207 AAHRA OKUAWIA F 3 KEDIRI KOTA 47 09903001 ABD FELICIA SOFIYULLAH 3 SDN KEBALENAN 48 05703003 ABDE SYAHPUTRA CAUTZAR 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH 26 49 06103001 ABDI BIJALAL KAROZ 3 SD AL FALAH ASSALAM 50 08603121 ABDIAAHHNIF 3 KEDIRI KOTA 51 12903001 ABDILLAH DZIKRI S 3 SD ISLAMIYAH 52 08803041 ABDILLAH FAISAL S 3 KEDIRI KOTA 53 05403002 ABDILLAH FARCHAN ABADI 3 SD KHADIJAH 2 54 10603031 ABDILLAHFATHIR 3 SAMPANG 55 06803002 ABDUL CHAFIDZ 3 MI UNGGULAN MA'ARIF NU PULE TIKUNG 56 05603085 ABDUL FATTAH DAENG MANRAPI 3 MI MUHAMMADIYAH 28 57 09803133 ABDUL QODIR AL- JAILANI 3 SDN SUKODADI II 58 06403052 ABDUL ROJAK 3 SDN 1 TANJUNGORI 59 00703091 ABDULLAH 3 SDI AL AZHAR 9 KEMANG PRATAMA 60 03103001 ABDULLAH AZIZ 3 SDN 3 KRAMATWATU 61 06803003 ABDULLAH AZZA FAKHRI 3 MI MA'ARIF NU SUNAN DRAJAT 62 05403003 ABDULLAH HAFIDZ AL KAUTSAR 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH 11 63 07703351 ABDULLAH JUNDI MUSTHAFA 3 SDI INSANTAMA 64 02303001 ABDULLAH SAIDAN AZKA 3 SUKABUMI 65 06103003 ABDULLOH SYAKIR 3 SD AL FALAH DARUSSALAM 66 04203002 ABDURAHMAN ABID 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH INOVATIF MERTOYUDAN 67 00603003 ABDUROSYID AZAM 3 SDN BEJI 68 03503001 ABDURRAHMAN 3 MIN 9 JAKARTA SELATAN 69 02803002 ABDURRAHMAN ARFA SYAFYUDDIN A 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH 1 JAKARTA 70 3903048 ABDURRAHMAN SHALEH SURYADHARMA 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH CONDONGCATUR 71 04803001 ABDURROHMAN NAAFIE' 3 SD IT LOGARITMA 72 10403083 ABEL DAVIAN OKTA 3 LUMAJANG DAFTAR PESERTA LOLOS SEMIFINAL KMNR KE-15 KELAS 3 NO ID PESERTA NAMA PESERTA KELAS SEKOLAH 73 09603002 ABHIRAMA MAULANA W 3 SDN 1 MANGKUJAYAN 74 3703001 ABIMANYU GEO MORIS 3 SD ISLAM AL AZHAR 55 YOGYAKARTA 75 09403003 ABIMANYU PUTERA ARDIKA 3 SDIT AL-HIKMAH PULUNG 76 08503071 ABINAWA PANCAWARNA B 3 KEDIRI KOTA 77 10103001 ABIRASENA JATMIKO PUTRA 3 SD AL FURQAN JEMBER 78 3703002 ABISATYA WAHIDIN ALI 3 SDI AL AZHAR 31 YOGYAKARTA 79 07703325 ABIYAKTA PRATAMA JAYA 3 MIN 1 KOTA MALANG 80 00503003 ABIYAN FADILAH 3 SD GLOBAL ISLAMIC LABSCHOOL 81 09403004 ABIYAN FAHREZY WIBOWO 3 SDI INSAN CENDEKIA 82 00503004 ABIYYAH NIBRAS 3 SDI PONDOK DUTA 83 09403005 ABIYYU ARKAAN AFELLAY 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH PONOROGO 84 11803056 ABNER GAVIN S 3 BALIKPAPAN 85 00703394 ABRAHAM EDWARD MARCELLO 3 SD EDELWEISS 86 08003002 ABRAHAMOVIC YOECITA R 3 SD ALAM AR-ROHMAH MALANG 87 10603084 ABRAR FAJRIAN L 3 SAMPANG 88 00903012 ABRISAM RIZKI NURHIDAYAT 3 SDIT AN NAJMA CIKARANG 89 03303003 ABRISAMHANANABQIRY 3 CILEGON 90 07603014 ABYAN MOTIVANO ZOENARTO 3 SDIT BAITUL 'IZZAH 91 09403007 ABYAN TSANIY PRANAJA 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH PONOROGO 92 02203023 ABZAN MUSAMA 3 SD ISLAM KREATIF 93 05403005 ACH. REZA KHOIRUL AZHAM 3 SD KHADIJAH 2 94 05403006 ACHMAD ABI MUALLIF 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH 11 95 06803004 ACHMAD ASSHIDQI 3 MI UNGGULAN SABILILLAH 96 01603250 ACHMAD BATARASOGI W 3 SDN GALUNGGUNG 97 06303059 ACHMAD FAHMI KHOIRUL ADZAM 3 SDN PETROKIMIA 98 3803003 ACHMAD FAKHRY ARSA RIZQULLOH KHAF 3 SD MUH. SAPEN 1 99 04803002 ACHMAD FARHAN SURYA S 3 MI TERPADU LOGARITMA 100 07603088 ACHMAD HAFFIS EGGA PUTRA P 3 MI AL HUDA PLOSO NGANJUK 101 09603005 ACHMAD LU’AY GUFROL MASAWI 3 SD MA'ARIF PONOROGO 102 06803005 ACHMAD MAHDY HAQ MADAVIKIA 3 MI AL MUNAWWAROH KEMBANGBAHU 103 07603001 ACHMAD NAJIB M 3 SDIP NURUL ULUM 104 10103002 ACHMAD PRINCE MIKHAIL 3 SDN JEMBER LOR 1 105 06903118 ACHMAD REZA NURMANSYAH 3 SDN MOJOSARI 106 05403008 ACHMAD RIDWAN TSANI 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH 11 107 08303181 ACHMAD SADDAM H 3 KEDIRI KOTA 108 05403009 ACHMAD ZULAL FIKRI ABU LUQY NUR 3 SDIT GHILMANI 109 10303004 ACHMAD ZVLFIKAR B A 3 LUMAJANG 110 67003060 ACHMADABDURROZAQ 3 111 10203005 ACHNAD ZANUAS F 3 LUMAJANG 112 10603061 ACMAD SUKMAUFAJAR 3 SAMPANG 113 10803028 ACMADSYAUQISEPTAFARA 3 MAKASSAR 114 00903136 ADAM ADIBRATA PRIHARTO 3 SDI AL AZHAR 12 CIKARANG 115 02803003 ADARA FAYYAZA WIBOWO 3 SDI TUGASKU 116 08603331 ADE LIASARLAMARTIZA 3 KEDIRI KOTA 117 08603135 ADEAHMATDESNIAWA 3 KEDIRI KOTA 118 00903228 ADELIA ARDANI SETIAWAN 3 SDIT NURUL ULUM 119 04503004 ADELIA CARISA TEFANI 3 MI MUHAMMADIYAH KATEGUHAN 120 00703395 ADELIA NAURA PUTRI SETIAWAN 3 SDI AL AZHAR SYIFA BUDI KOTA LEGENDA 121 11803069 ADELINA AMBARWATI 3 BALIKPAPAN 122 03603010 ADELLINA VALENCIA 3 SD ISLAM AL AZHAR 28 123 11303009 ADH A RAJATABGASANIE 3 PADANG 124 05102047 ADHILLA 3 SDIT AS SALAMAH 125 05403011 ADHINATA BRAMANTYO PRASETYA 3 SDN KERTAJAYA 126 00703331 ADHYATMA PUTRA 3 SDIT THARIQ BIN ZIYAD PHP 127 00503006 ADI GUNAWAN 3 SD ISLAM AL AZHAR 46 GDC 128 05403012 ADIKA SWARDANA BHANUAJI 3 SDN KERTAJAYA 129 04903002 ADIL JOE SATRIANSYAH 3 SD MUHAMMADIYAH SUDAGARAN WONOSOBO 130 05503004 ADILLA NAZWA AZAHRA 3 SDIT DAARUL MUTTAQIEN 131 06203067 ADILLAH FIRLY NURJIHAN 3 SD YAMASTHO 132 11703045 ADINDA AIMAHNTILMI 3 SAMARINDA 133 00603010 ADINDA ANINDITHA PRAMESWARI 3 SD ISLAM DIAN DIDAKTIKA 134 08003225 ADINDA DAYU SELSI LIA ASMARANI 3 SDN SISIR 03 BATU 135 67003062 ADINDA DEWIAMAHARANI 3 136 01803043 ADINDA PUTRI AULIA 3 SD ISLAM AR-RAHMAT 137 08503254 ADINDA ROSYALINA A 3 KEDIRI KOTA 138 09603006 ADINDA SYIFA 3
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