Dhruva Ranked 92nd In The World In The International Math Challenge

Around 70,000 students sat the International Math Challenge in 2025. Dhruva Ginka finished 92nd, placing him among the top 100 participants worldwide. He is in Grade 5 in the UAE, and he learns with his tutor, Swati Khara, through weekly online math tutoring with Cuemath.

A Global Rank Compares Him With Students Everywhere

Most math results a child brings home compare them with their own class or their own school. A global rank does something different. It lines up every student who sat the same paper, across countries and school systems, and counts how many finished ahead. The students near the top are among the strongest young mathematicians taking part anywhere.

Dhruva Finished 92nd In The World

In 2025, Dhruva finished 92nd, which puts him in roughly the top 0.13% of everyone who took part.

A Tutor Who Helped Him Through The Journey

When Dhruva’s parents talk about his result, they also talk about his tutor, Swati. She has worked with him week after week in one-to-one classes, getting to know which concepts he has mastered and which need more work. His learning plan takes that understanding into account, so he can work on what he needs next.

Between explanations, Dhruva does the math himself on the platform. He drags, fills in and solves each question, talks through his thinking and gets immediate feedback as he works.

Taking on Unfamiliar Problems Makes a Child MathFit

A rank like this does not come from one good morning. It comes from being ready for questions nobody has shown you before, on a paper taken by students who are strong at math too. That is what being MathFit looks like: having the confidence to take on a difficult problem because you understand the math underneath it.

Dhruva is not the only Cuemath student ranking high against a big field; another student reached a national rank of 55 in Math Kangaroo with Cuemath.