Our other adventures.
Beyond the core research community, the people behind ResearchDen run a set of independent initiatives - platforms, communities, and newsletters aimed at helping researchers and students navigate higher studies, professional growth, and the AI/ML landscape.
Doshomik IELTS
A free, dedicated IELTS preparation platform for Bangladeshi students. Starts from the basics - vocabulary building and essential grammar - and takes you through full section-wise preparation for Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking. Free full-length mock tests are available throughout to help you track your progress and build confidence before test day.
Doshomik GRE
A free GRE preparation platform built for Bangladeshi students. Covers all three sections - Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing - with structured, section-wise study materials. Comes with a large question bank, full-length mock tests, and a score prediction tool to gauge your readiness at every stage of preparation.
Higher Studies Academy
A structured programme guiding motivated Bangladeshi students through every step of applying for a Master's or PhD. Covers university and professor selection, IELTS/GRE preparation, SOP and LOR writing, and research profile building. Also includes professional interview preparation, individual profile evaluation, mock interviews, and profile scoring.
AIML Professional Community
A free, mentor and volunteer-led community for Bangladeshi AI and ML students and practitioners. Focused on helping members transition into industry or academia. Hosts workshops, seminars, and Q&A sessions, along with an open forum for anyone interested in AI/ML - at any stage.
Research & Higher Studies Brief
A periodic newsletter covering research opportunities, funding calls, application tips, and higher studies news - curated for Bangladeshi students and early-career researchers navigating graduate school.
AI/ML through a Bangladesh Lens
A newsletter exploring AI and ML research, tools, and trends with context relevant to Bangladesh - spotlighting local researchers, regional applications, and the global landscape through a local lens.