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ISMC 2019 Results MY Rank Name Grade School Country Award Ranking Medal Certificate 275 MIRTANA ANBALAGAN 2 A&O CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 899 GAYATHIRY GANESAN 2 A&O CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 773 NATHYRA NAIR KRISHNAN 3 A&O CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 53 EVITA TAN EE LIN 2 ALICE SMITH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 110 HO WEI YAN 3 ALICE SMITH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 478 CARINA KAWICHER 3 ALICE SMITH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 480 ERICA TAN SZE LIN 4 ALICE SMITH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 441 ZHANG HAN YOU 6 ALICE SMITH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 334 RACHEL HII YU ZHEN 6 ALL SAINT ANGLISH ACADEMY MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 649 GRACE HO YUN EN 2 ANGLO CHINESE MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 385 ISABELLE LUI 4 ARROWS RESOURCE CENTER MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 441 IZZ DAANISH AMZAR 4 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 476 HANA MAISARA BINTI AHMAD SHAHRIL 4 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 589 NUR ZAHRA NABILAH BINTI SYAHRUN NIZAM 4 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 726 UMAR QAYYUM BIN AFFENDY 4 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 726 YAP WAN YI 4 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 784 FAROUQ ARMAN MERICAN BIN RAZALI MERICAN 4 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 786 ALYA DAMIA SANADI 4 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 786 RAJA NUR ALIS MARISSA BT RAJA AHMAD ZULKARNA4 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 873 TUNG WAI SEE KATELYNN 4 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 161 KEITH YONG HAU YI 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 194 ETHAN YAP YOU QUAN 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 208 DHEELHAN SWAAMY A/L THAYALAN 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 267 MAIRA MELISSA BINTI OSMAN ALI 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 290 WAN ALEF BIN WAN AFFENDY 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 452 ELISYA IRDINA BINTI SALMY 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 496 RAZIN BIN MOHD RASYIDIN 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 496 ZARA KHADEEJA BINTI MOHD ZAIHAM 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 540 ADAM ZAFFRI BIN ALIFF 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 592 AMEERA QISTINA BINTI AHMAD ISKANDAR 5 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 298 ARIEF DANIEL BIN AHMAD NOOR IZAN 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 298 CELINE CHIEW TENG YEE 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 325 ISABEL ERYSSA BINTI MOHD RIZAL 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 358 MARSALIS ARISSA BINTI MD ZAINI 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 386 AIRA HUDA BINTI MOHAMAD HELMI RIZAL 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 386 ANUSHA RAYMOND 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 441 RINAAZ BINTI ABDUL AZIZ 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 463 IZZ DZAHRA AMZAR 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 490 NAZMI HADEEF BIN NAZRUL HISYAM 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation Rank Name Grade School Country Award Ranking Medal Certificate 520 AIRIEL MARIEZ BIN ARDY SUHAIDY 6 ASIA PACIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 385 ARIEFF BIN ABDUL HALIM 4 ASIA PASIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 193 ASYRAF ABDUL HALIM 6 ASIA PASIFIC SMART SCHOOL MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 35 NATHAN WONG 2 AUSTIN HEIGHT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY GOLD ≥ 95th percentile. Yes Award 713 MAH ZUN WEI 5 AUSTRALIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 74 RAFAEL DOBSON 2 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 295 JAYSON CHAW CHEE SENG 2 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 709 AYRA AAQILAH AKMAL HAKIM 2 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 91 LEVI CHANDRA 3 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 163 CHLOE CARLA TREVISIN 3 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 227 YASHVARDHAN SINGH 3 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 264 DELISHA CHOPRA 3 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 292 CAI YU HANG 3 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 773 LIM BO YU 3 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 75 HUGO TAN 4 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 82 ETHAN LEE YIK HAU 4 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 244 CHLOE TAI ZHI QING 4 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 341 SAM SAFAEIAN 4 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 532 AU CHENGYE 4 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 589 CHONG YONG HO 4 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 726 SHAHEED AL ZAYANI 4 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 835 JION LEE 4 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 927 BAEK GEONWOO 4 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 40 LOH SHAO ZHE 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY GOLD ≥ 95th percentile. Yes Award 51 DARYL LEE KER RU 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 104 AKMAL AIMAN AKMAL HAKIM 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 104 RYOSEI SUZUKI 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY SILVER ≥ 85th but < 95th percentile Yes Award 241 CLAUDIA DOBSON 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 267 CAI MIN QING 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 390 SUHO YOUN 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 592 LI XINXIN 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 648 MADDISON SEMMENS 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 713 CHAN CHEE SUNG 5 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 99 LUCAS YIP ZHEN‐YU 6 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 179 LI HAIYUE 6 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 252 SZE JIA HOR 6 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 276 TETSUTO MASUNAGA 6 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 520 LEE SION 6 AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 592 D'VIEN LEE XIN JIE 5 BEACON HOUSE SRI LETHIA MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation Rank Name Grade School Country Award Ranking Medal Certificate 356 TAN CARLSON 3 BEACONHOUSE SRI LETHIA MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 433 NA SIN LU 2 BEACONHOUSE SRI MURNI MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 773 NA ZHEN YANG 3 BEACONHOUSE SRI MURNI MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 962 NICCO NGU ZHI YU 3 BORNEO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 112 LIM DOU JIE 6 BORNEO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 298 LIM DOU SOON 6 BORNEO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY QUARTER 3 ≥ 25th but < 50th percentile No Participation 463 PHOENIX LAU ZHI QI 6 BORNEO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MY QUARTER 4 < 25th percentile No Participation 356 RYANNE TAN HUI EN 3 BRISTISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF KUALA LUMPUR MY MERIT ≥ 50th but < 75th percentile No Merit 156 JARED LIM SHAN JUNN 2 BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF KL MY BRONZE ≥ 70th but < 85th percentile Yes Award 83 CLAIRE LIM SHAN MYNN
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