Amity Institute of Competitive Examinations

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Amitians Unlock Success With Flying Colours

Four AICE students secured All India Ranks within the top 300 in NEET 2026 examinations. Aanvi Saxena (Ranked 10th nationwide in the female category), Panav Saharan, Adi Dhingra and Shobhit Sinha achieved their medical dreams with top ranks in one of the toughest exams of the country. Apart from this, 81% of the entire AICE cohort successfully qualified for NEET 2026 with 20 students scoring above 99 percentile. In fact, several Amitians are set to turn their dreams into reality by securing MBBS seats in prestigious government medical colleges. The stellar performance achieved under the leadership of Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, and guidance of director AICE has once again proven that excellence is woven into the character of Amity. We bring you excerpts from what our doctors in the making said.

Aanvi Saxena

AIR 41

Nurtured to heal
Becoming a doctor, was not just a dream but an opportunity to become a better version of myself. Securing AIR 41 feels surreal.

A bow of humility
Heartfelt thanks to Chairperson ma’am for creating amazing concept of Synchro Study programme for us. AICE handheld me to my dream college. My mentors and the school were pivotal in helping me achieve top NEET rank. This milestone is a direct reflection of the rigorous academic foundation and unwavering encouragement provided by the institution.

Rx for success
Have highly structured strategy
Perseverance and consistency
Keep a notebook solely for mistakes
Review it weekly to overwrite weak concepts and prevent repeating errors

Panav Saharan

AIR 130

Nurtured to heal
It feels like a dream, a wish come true. Especially when you have been working nonstop for two years and periods of uncertainty, this reality feels so euphoric and dream like.

A bow of humility
My heart-felt gratitude to Chairperson ma’am for creating a balanced ecosystem between CBSE boards and advanced preparation of NEET. I am deeply grateful to AICE for empowering me with skills to face exams.

Rx for success
Regular doubt solving
Have like-minded  friend groups
Complete mocks before time
Take optimum breaks

Adi Dhingra

AIR 161

Nurtured to heal 
After endless late night study sessions, mock tests, such a rank brings pure relief. For the first time in two years, I can look back at all the hard work and feel satisfied with the journey.

A bow of humility
The Synchro Study program allowed me to balance my school and NEET preparation. From mock tests to feedbacks and motivation, AICE gave me the ultimate edge. Thank you Chairperson ma’am, for creating such a winning platform to excel.

Rx for success
No skipping tests
Take healthy study        breaks
Shun social media
Make good friends

Shobhit Sinha

AIR 280

Nurtured to heal
It feels surreal and deeply fulfilling. Scoring AIR 280 with 680 marks isn’t just a number to me, it’s a proof that consistency and hard work beats talent.

A bow of humility
I would like to extend my gratitude to Chairperson for believing in me and turning pressure into performance. Well structured exam strategies, weekly assessments, feedbacks and personalised guidance of AICE gave me the winning edge.

Rx for success
Strict time management
NCERT-first approach
Mock tests + analysis
Discipline over
   motivation
Active recall

Cyber Buzz

AIS Gurugram 43

The school organised 22nd Cyber Buzz, its annual inter-school IT Mega fest on May 14, 2026. It saw participation of over 49 schools across India with 11 challenging tech competitions testing their wits, nerves along with team work, awareness, and innovation skills. Closing ceremony of the fest was graced by the chief guest KK Gupta, COO, Central Transmission Utility of India Limited (CTUIL).
AIS Gur 46 lifted the overall winners trophy as it was handed over to them by the winning host school AIS Gur 43. Amitians from other branches also won several prizes in various competitions. Flick Paint 3D had AIS Gur 43 at second position. Tech Tales saw AIS MV at first and AIS Gur 43 at second position. In Creative (Canva) AIS Gur 43, AIS PV and AGS Gurgaon won first, second and third position respectively. In Web Crafting AIS Gur 43 and AIS Gur 46 clinched second and third positions respectively. Chalchitra had AIS Gur 43 and AIS VYC Lucknow at first and second place respectively. Prezipitate had AIS Gur 43 at first place while Buzzer (Computer Quiz) had AIS Gur 46 at first place. Logic Gate saw AIS Gur 46 at the second place and Trial by Combat (Group discussion) had AIS Vas 6 and AIS Gur 43 win second and third place respectively.
The fest concluded with a grand valedictory ceremony wherein principal Dr Anshu Arora and the chief guest felicitated winners with trophies and motivated them to stay curious and creative. 

Letters to connect

 AIS VKC Lucknow

Three students from school brought laurels at circle level of the 55th Universal Postal Union (UPU) International Letter Writing Competition for Young People 2026, organised by the Department of Posts in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNESCO in the month of January with results declared in June. Sanvi Sharma (X) won first prize, receiving INR 25,000 cash, Naisha Tripathi (X) secured second prize and received INR 10,000 cash. Hemanshi Joshi (IX) was awarded third prize with a cash award of INR 5,000.
The competition required participants to submit handwritten letters based on the theme, ‘Write a letter to a friend about why human connection matters in a digital world’. The writers reflected upon the importance of social connections in promoting mental well-being and fostering social inclusion in this digital age.
(Read the winning letter by Sanvi  Sharma on page 6.)