Academic crescendo
In celebration of the meritorious results of Amitians, GT brings you a melodious symphony orchestrated by the overall toppers of Class XII, yet another tune archived in Amity’s anthology.
Music to my ears
Initially, it was a combination of disbelief and a sense of accomplishment when I first saw my score. Ultimately, it was a moment of pure joy and validation that all the effort and dedication had led to such a rewarding outcome.
Drum into your head
It was my well-structured study plan which helped me score well in exams. To prepare for the exams, I relied on NCERT books. I tried to identify my problem areas and prioritised them accordingly. In fact, to score well in exams, one must have confidence in himself.
Band of supporters
My teachers lent their support to keep me motivated. If it hadn’t been for my parents and teachers, I wouldn’t have succeeded. It was their constant guidance and dedication which helped me understand even the most complex topics.
Play by the ear
Primarily, my future goal is to guide the aspiring students to achieve their academic goals whilst pursuing higher education myself.
Change
your tune
My advice for the future examinees is to focus on understanding the concepts. Do not be afraid to seek help from your teachers. Also, it is crucial to break the study plan into various sessions and set weekly goals.
Face the music
I knew, it was inevitable that this chapter of my life would end, but I never anticipated that I would be left with a mix of emotions. I am immensely grateful to Chairperson ma’am for offering Amitians the best of the best in education and ensuring all-round and holistic development of the students. I am extremely thankful to all the teachers who were available for me whenever I faced any difficulties. I’m grateful for their kind words and unwavering support throughout my journey. I will always be a proud Amitian.
- As told to Aastha Singh
GT Network
Music to my ears
Words can’t fully capture my feelings. I was over the moon as the result was completely unexpected. The exams had gone well, but I never anticipated such high marks. I felt overwhelmed by all the appreciation and congratulations.
Drum into your head
The plan was simply to be regular and consistent, as some subjects require ongoing practice. Initially, my school exam scores were low. So, I decided to sit down with my teachers to identify and work on my weak areas and planned my schedule accordingly. I studied late at night instead of early morning, setting daily goals to complete portions of the syllabus before going to bed. I highly recommend not being too hard on yourself. With complete focus and motivation, you can achieve excellent results even with fewer study hours.
Hit the right note
I would give the credit for all my success to my teachers. They were incredibly supportive, providing extensive practice resources, holding online classes for difficult topics, and always being available to clear doubts.
Play by the ear
I plan to pursue Economics in college and aim for a career in public policy.
Change your tune
I think that you always feel as if you are never fully prepared and that you could have done more. Therefore, it is crucial to have faith in yourself. I believe instead of making too many plans, one must curate one good study plan and stick to it till the end. This helps manage time effectively and stay motivated.
Face the music
Leaving school has been an emotional rollercoaster. Saying goodbye during the citation ceremony had me in tears, but there’s a deep sense of pride in completing this chapter of my life. Even with all the uncharted territories, my time at Amity has equipped me with resilience and skills to confront new challenges.
- As told to
Arpita Chakraborty
GT Network