The young Bangladeshi-origin boy is set to make history as the youngest high school graduate in Long Island, New York. Suborno ‘Isaac’ Bari, the son of immigrant parents, has skipped several grades to achieve this milestone. Aged merely 12, Bari has managed to author two books and has lectured at an Indian university.

Bari, who will receive his diploma on June 26, has been awarded a full scholarship to New York University (NYU), where he plans to study mathematics and physics. “ I want to help people around the world understand math and science," he was quoted as saying by the New York Post. “My goal is to be a professor and try to help those in need of a good resource."

Bari, a Bengali-American prodigy and university professor, was born on April 9, 2012, at New York Presbyterian Queens Hospital. His parents, Rashidul and Shaheda, immigrants from Bangladesh, noticed his remarkable abilities early on. By six months, he was speaking in full sentences, and by two years old, he was solving complex mathematics, physics, and chemistry problems.

Bari is all set to speak at Guwahati on 14^th August at University of Science and Technology, USTM.

He will also visit Central Public School, Badarpur & Central Public School, Patharkandi on 13^th August,2024.