AMITY-UNESCO RESULT
Answer: (Jarawa in Andaman, Lepcha in Sikkim,Jaunsari in Uttarakhand, Kondh in Orissa,
Bodo in Assam, Khasi in Meghalaya, Gond in Madhya Pradesh, Gaddi in Himachal Pradesh,
Rabari in Gujarat, Bhil in Rajasthan)
The Nation Scores Its Future Doctors And Engineers From Amity Yet Again
AICE
Once again, Amitians have proven that excellence is their way of life with their outstanding results in JEE Advanced and NEET 2024. The prestigious JEE Advanced witnessed Bhavesh Ramakrishnan Karthik, AIS Saket, fetch AIR 46 and Ambar Gogia, AIS Gurugram 46, clinch AIR 82, featuring amongst Top 100. Ayush Singhal, AIS Gurugram 46 (AIR 121); Aarav Bhatt, AIS Gurugram 43 (AIR 137); Dhairya Kuchhal, AICE Mayur Vihar (AIR 179); Garvit Bhutani, AICE Mayur Vihar (AIR 209), and Subham Goenka, AIS Gurugram 46 (AIR 220) made it to Top 250. They were joined by Archit Hari, AICE Mayur Vihar (AIR 332); Ipsit Mittal, AIS Mayur Vihar (AIR 382), and Arsh Gupta, AIS Gurugram 43 (AIS 413) in the Top 500, while Aarush Bhatt, AIS Gurugram 43 (AIR 631); Adityavardhan Srivastava, AIS Saket (AIR 647), and Ayushi Jain, AIS Gurugram 43 (AIR 857) featured among Top 1000.
In NEET 2024, five students, namely, Nimay Rastogi, AIS Pushp Vihar (715 marks), Simrah Ali, AICE Defence Colony (707 marks), Arjun Lohumi, AIS Saket (706 marks), Soumya Chopra, AIS Pushp Vihar (700 marks), and Shreyash Raj, AIS Gurugram 43 (700 marks) achieved 700 and above marks. Besides them, ten students scored 650 and above marks and 22 scored 600 and above marks. Overall, five Amitians got 99.9 and above percentile score, eight bagged percentile score of 99, and 13 got percentile score of 98 and above.
Notably, 62.5% students qualified JEE Advanced and 89.73% students qualified NEET in 2024. This unparalleled feat by Amitians has been attained under the visionary leadership and guidance of
Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and RBEF, and expert guidance and mentorship of director, Amity Institute of Competitive Examinations, (AICE) as well as the educators of AICE. The sterling success underscores Amity’s steadfast commitment toward quality holistic education.
Confluence of cultures
AERC
Amitians shone bright once again at the 17th Young Researchers of Natural Sciences (YRoNS), an international conference held in Budapest, Hungary from April 22-27, 2024. Hosted by Eotvos Jozsef Gimnazium, Budapest, Hungary, the programme under the guidance of Istvan Sandor, founder, YRoNS, saw young scientists from across the world attend the prestigious conference.
Five students from Amity Group of Schools participated in the conference facilitated by Amity Educational Resource Centre (AERC), under the dynamic leadership of Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson Amity Group of Schools & RBEF, who also graced the opening ceremony as chief guest. The event, witnessed participation of 45 students and 12 teachers from eight different countries (Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Netherlands, Norway & Slovenia) under the theme ‘Communication, Signs, and Signals’.
The innovative science projects by Amitians impressed the international audience. Devanshi Vyas (Class X, AIS Noida) showcased ‘Ripe & Ready’ fruit ripeness detection kit, designed to prevent food waste and health issues caused by unripe fruits or over ripe fruits. Ashrit Das (Class X, AIS MV) presented a ‘Smart Barricade System’, an innovative safety system to prevent road accidents. Ishaan Garg (Class X, AIS Vas 1) shared his ‘Advanced Warning System’ for mountain roads, strategically placed to detect vehicles and obstacles, providing real-time alerts to drivers. Shivanjali Sapra (Class X, AIS Saket), introduced her innovation – ‘RahSaarthi’, a device designed to assist visually impaired individuals as a path companion. Yahvi Kachroo (Class XII, AIS Gur 46) presented her project ‘Eka’, a digital app to assist individuals with dyslexia.
Beyond academics, the conference also provided a platform for cultural exchange. The Indian delegation conducted a Kathak dance workshop and showcased the art of Mehendi (henna). They also visited the Embassy of India, Budapest and had the opportunity to interact with Rajeev Kumar, head of Chancery, Embassy of India, Budapest and Dr Mukesh Kumar Srivastava, director, Amrita Shergil Cultural Centre, Budapest.