Last week, the "Best BNTU Study Group 2026" competition was held at the Belarusian National Technical University. Participants competed in intellectual and athletic events, presented their group's presentation, and competed for the title of best in various categories.
Each task required coordinated teamwork and total dedication. And the students from the Instrument Engineering Faculty accomplished this brilliantly: Group 11307124 won, proving that the faculty trains not only future engineers but also genuinely creative, united, and goal-oriented individuals.
Incidentally, even before the overall winner was announced, Group 11307124 made a name for themselves by winning diplomas in two categories: "Best Group Presentation" and "Best Video."
"For us, this isn't just a victory, but a truly historic event—the Instrument Engineering Faculty has won the Challenge Cup for the second time in the competition's history." As the class monitor, I am immensely proud of our close-knit and dedicated team, as this success is the result of the daily work of every student in the group. We have proven that high academic, scientific, and social achievements can be harmoniously combined with a strong team spirit. Receiving the main BNTU trophy is a tremendous honor and a powerful motivation to maintain our position as the best in the future," noted Vladislav Fedorov, the class monitor for group 11307124.
This recognition is no coincidence. It was the result of long evening rehearsals, the collaborative writing of a song for the performance, and the filming of a military-themed video. The students demonstrated that they can study hard and truly support each other, create, and win.
Congratulations to the biomedical engineering group! The Instrumentation Faculty thanks them for their will to win, their intense emotions, and their worthy representation of the faculty at the highest level.
