NSMQ 2026 champion Jason Antwi-Agyei began his university studies at KNUST in mechanical engineering. Antwi-Agyei shared his motivation for choosing the field, emphasizing his desire to create machines that address real-world challenges. The decision reflects his long-term academic and professional goals. Antwi-Agyei is now part of KNUST’s engineering program, where he will pursue a degree in mechanical engineering. His choice highlights a growing interest in technical fields among Ghanaian students. The NSMQ competition is a national science and math contest for secondary school students. Antwi-Agyei’s success in the competition paved the way for his university admission. His focus on practical problem-solving aligns with KNUST’s academic offerings. The university is known for its engineering and technology programs. Antwi-Agyei’s journey from competition to university underscores the link between academic achievement and higher education opportunities. His story is one of many that reflect the increasing emphasis on STEM education in Ghana.