Draft:Notre Dame Math Club

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• Comment: Thanks for starting this draft. At the moment, most of the sources are from the club's own website. Please add more Wikipedia:Secondary sources to show how it's notable enough for an encyclopedia article.
  The flowery language also needs to be toned down a bit: for example, the sentence "These events are one of the most well-organized and meticulously planned events hosted by NDMC. The entire campus is impeccably arranged, with every room, pathway, and balcony utilized to its full potential" is not written from a neutral point of view. Wikishovel (talk) 11:19, 15 June 2024 (UTC)

Notre Dame Math Club, also known as NDMC, is the esteemed math club of Notre Dame College, Dhaka, distinguished as as one of the finest college-level clubs in Bangladesh. It is a vibrant hub for learning, collaboration, and intellectual growth, guided by it's motto, “Mighty Math to Feel the Almighty and His Creation.” NDMC provides a supportive environment where students can engage with mathematics beyond the classroom and discover its myriad applications in the real world. Its activities include regular workshops and seminars where esteemed guest speakers, including mathematicians, lecturers, and experts in the field, are invited to share their knowledge and wisdom with members. The organization also organizes weekly math sessions, Intra Olympiads, Annual National Festivals, and various other events throughout the year, creating a dynamic and engaging environment for mathematical enthusiasts.

NDMC boasts three official Olympiad teams: ‘Team π’, ‘Team e’, and ‘Team φ’, as well as a Rubik’s cube team named ‘NDMC Pentagram’. It also has regular publications including 'The Function', an annual magazine; 'The Plane', a quarterly wall magazine; and 'The Number', a unique handwritten magazine.