Magical mathematicians

AICE

Continuing the legacy of excellence, 12 students from Amity Group of Schools, including 6 from Synconnect programme, have secured ranks in the Top 100 merit list of Aryabhata Ganit Challenge, conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The competition is a national initiative aimed at promoting logical reasoning, mathematical application, and problem solving skills among the students of Classes VIII - X.
The winners from Synconnect programme are Utkarsh Bora, Rasesh Sharma, and Ayush Kesharvani, Class X, AIS MV; Sanskar Gupta, AIS Gur 46, Class X; Aarush Saluja, AIS Gur 43, Class IX, and Agrim Bansal, AIS Saket, Class IX. The non synconnect winners include Tanay Srivastava and Namish Durgpal, AIS Gur 46, Class X; Gauranshi Garg, Class IX and Harshull Grover, Class VIII, AIS Gur 43; Ashvika Bansal and Arjun Tikku, Class X, AIS Pushp Vihar.
Aryabhata Ganit Challenge is conducted in two stages. The first stage, held at the school level, identifies the top three students from each participating school. These students then appear for the national level computer-based test conducted by CBSE as part of the second stage. Each year, the Top 100 students from every CBSE region are awarded certificates of merit by CBSE.

Main (s) stars

AICE

Amitians have once again registered a stellar performance in JEE Main 2026 (January session) with 11 students securing place in national top 0.1 percentile and 151 students scoring above 93
percentile. The shining toppers are Shreyansh Dixit (99.9793 percentile, 100 in Physics),
AIS Noida); Shivansh Sinha (99.9672 percentile), AIS Saket; Param Pranav (99.9639 percentile) and Arnav Jain (99.9637 percentile), AIS Gur 46; Ojas Mittal (99.9505 percentile), AIS Noida. Apart from these, Amitians have also secured exceptional subject percentiles including 100 percentile in Physics by the top performer and several students securing above 99.9 percentiles in individual subjects. It is notable that JEE Main is one of the most prestigious examinations of the country and every year, lakhs of aspirants appear for it, with only a small percentage making it to JEE Advanced.
This sterling performance achieved under the visionary  leadership of Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and RBEF,
is testament of the culture of
nurturing excellence at Amity Institute of Competitive Examinations (AICE). It also reiterates sincerity, diligence, and systematic mentoring by the  faculty of AICE under the management of its director.