Tycoons-to-be

Amitians Prove Their Prowess At Start Ups & Investments

AERC

Young entrepreneurial minds from the Amity Group of Schools emerged as winners at the finale of Sharkathon Season 2, organised by the Amity Educational Resource Centre (AERC), in collaboration with Veriseek Education. The winners were: Saubhagya Lohia (XII), AIS Mayur Vihar (first place); Ahaan Sureka (XI), AIS Pushp Vihar (second place); and Durga Tiwari (XI) & Riba Bajaj (XI), AIS Noida, jointly secured third place. Conducted in hybrid mode for Classes IX-XII, the competition was held from July 19 to August 2, 2026. The second season of the competition, envisioned by Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and RBEF, as a platform to nurture an entrepreneurial mindset among young learners, was based on the theme ‘Be the next big shark’. It aimed to develop critical thinking, decision making, investment fundamentals, and public speaking skills.
The three-week-long competition comprised three challenging rounds: The ‘CEO Round’, held online, tested students’ ability to make quick and informed decisions while working with limited information. The ‘Consultant Round’ required participants to analyse business challenges, structure problems, and present data-backed recommendations. The final ‘Investor Round’, placed students in the role of investors. The Top 10 finalists, including 8 Amitians, analysed live startup pitches and presented their investment decisions before the panel of industry leaders, featuring Rohit Kumar (founder & CEO, Chapter Apps Inc), Siddhant Gupta (founder & managing director, Himland Capital Advisors), and D N Mukerjea (former CEO, Digital Business, RPSG Group). All winners and finalists received certificates, recognition, and letters of recommendation. Top performers  earned exclusive opportunities to visit a venture capital fund and interact with industry leaders.

AMIGMUN 2026

AIS Gurugram 46

The MUN Society (MUNSOC 46), in collaboration with the Tech Syndicate of the school, organised the 17th edition of AMIGMUN 2026, its annual flagship programme, from July 21-23, 2026. The event, envisioned by
Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and RBEF, provided students with a platform to understand and explore diplomacy, international relations, public policy, and leadership through simulation-based learning.
The conference brought together around 500 student delegates from Classes VIII to XII, with participation being compulsory for students of class IX. Distinguished alumni Gatik Yadav, Arnav Srivastava, Shireen Tevatia, Aditya Singh, Anubha Mathur, Saanvi Rana, Ananya Goswami, Harish Kansal, Parth Katoch, Meet Kaur, and Mehak Bansal were also present as members of the Executive Board. They shared their expertise and insights with the participants as chairpersons, moderators, and committee heads.
AMIGMUN 2026 featured nine dynamic committees, deliberating on contemporary international and national issues, namely United Nations General Assembly (UNGA): Effective strategies for arms trade regulation and security; International Maritime Organization (IMO): Addressing maritime security challenges in conflict zones; International Monetary Fund (IMF): Managing inflation and economic recovery efforts during wartime; Group of Twenty (G20): Use of big data analytics in the global digital economy; Association of SouthEast Asian Nations (ASEAN): Addressing maritime security challenges and territorial disputes in the South China Sea; National Security Council (NSC): Events following 9/11 and the global war on terror; Research and Analysis Wing (RAW): Kargil War, with a freeze date of May 24, 1999; Constituent Assembly of India (CAI): Integration of princely states into India and the consequent centre-state relations; and Lok Sabha: Freedom of speech and the right to criticise government policies.
Across the committees, delegates engaged in extensive research, policy negotiations, drafting working papers, and resolutions, while participants in crisis committees navigated real-time decision-making under evolving scenarios. Student journalists from the International Press (IP) covered the proceedings, conducted interviews, handled photography and videography, and prepared comprehensive news reports of each committee.
The event culminated with a closing ceremony where school principal, Dr Arti Chopra, congratulated the delegates for the impactful AMIGMUN.

Geomaty 2026

AIS Noida

The school organised 19th Geomaty, an interschool fest celebrating learning, heritage, and creativity, in hybrid mode on August 17, 2026. Based on the theme ‘Progress with purpose: Development becomes meaningful when it is rooted in values’, the event witnessed participation from 27 schools in offline competitions and five schools in online events, bringing together 550 students (approx) from Classes VI to XII across Delhi-NCR. The event featured a diverse array of online and offline competitions that blended academic and cultural awareness.
In ‘Dance Drama’ (offline), AIS Noida, AIS Gur 43, and AIS Gur 46 bagged the first, second, and third positions respectively, while AIS Saket received the consolation prize. In its online edition, AIS Navi Mumbai, AIS Mohali, and AIS Gwalior rose as winners in the same order. In ‘Brochure Making’ (offline), AIS Noida, AIS MV, and AIS PV clinched the top three positions, while the online competition saw AIS Navi Mumbai, AIS Gwalior, and AIS Mohali secured the first, second, and third positions respectively, with AIS VKC receiving the consolation prize. In ‘Talk-a-Tive TED Talk’ (offline), AIS Vas 6 secured third place and AIS MV received the consolation prize. In its online edition, AIS VYC and AIS Gwalior jointly finished at first place, followed by AIS VKC in second place, AIS Navi Mumbai in third place, and AIS Mohali with the consolation prize. ‘Nukkad Natak’ (offline) saw AIS Noida, AIS MV, and AIS Saket bag the first, second, and third positions respectively, while in the online edition, AIS Jagdishpur, AIS Navi Mumbai, and AIS Mohali emerged first, second and third respectively, with AIS VYC receiving the consolation prize. In ‘Fireless Cooking’, AIS Noida secured the first prize, while AIS MV received the consolation prize. The event culminated in ‘Rang-E-Virasat’ - the Geomaty carnival, featuring 12 curated stalls celebrating heritage, creativity, and innovation.