ARYABHATA GANIT CHALLENGE MAXIMUM PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATE

ARYABHATA GANIT CHALLENGE MAXIMUM PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATE

"Numbers are the language of the cosmos. Master them, and you shall decipher the secrets of the universe."

The aspiring mathematicians of St. John’s School participated in the Aryabhata Ganit Challenge, showcasing their mathematical skills with enthusiasm. Among them, Pravar Bisht, Rakshita Singh, and Swati Surana of Class X achieved remarkable success by clearing both Stage 1 and Stage 2 of this national-level competition and also our school has been declared a mathematics promotion school due to the highest number of students participating in the first stage and their active participation in the second stage of the Aryabhata Ganit Competition.

Their outstanding performance secured them a prestigious position among the Top 100 students from the Noida region under CBSE, demonstrating exceptional mathematical proficiency, dedication, and determination in a highly competitive environment. The challenge saw participation from over 5,50,000 students representing 5,050 schools across India. Of these, 8,590 students qualified for Stage 2, exhibiting outstanding problem-solving abilities and mathematical aptitude. As a recognition of excellence, 100 students from each of CBSE’s 18 regions were awarded the esteemed Merit Certificate. This competition continues to inspire young minds to develop analytical thinking and a passion for mathematics.

Organized by CBSE, the Aryabhata Ganit Challenge (AGC) aims to develop essential competencies in applying mathematics to real-life situations. This initiative enhances students’ mathematical skills through an engaging assessment process. The challenge primarily evaluates students' ability to apply mathematical concepts in practical scenarios, reinforcing the subject's real-world relevance and fostering a deeper understanding beyond theoretical knowledge.