NPS - Koramangala - About us: Achievements & Accolades 2021-2022
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Achievements & Accolades


2021 - 2022

Pranjal Srivastava of Grade 12 wins his 3rd Gold at IMO 2022

This is INCREDULOUS! This is PHENOMENAL in its most pristine form, a STUNNER indeed…

Our Maths wizard PRANJAL SRIVASTAVA has bowled us over yet again, by creating history yet again, by bringing unprecedented honour to his school NPS Koramangala and to our country yet again.

Pranjal Srivastava of Grade 12 has won his 3rd Gold at IMO 2022, conducted in Oslo, Norway. With his name radiant on the ‘IMO – Hall of Fame’, it is notable that in the 63 years of history of IMO, only 11 contestants from around the world have received more medals than Pranjal.

We can’t express our joy, our jubilation enough… probably we need a new language…

Udhyam Shiksha’s Online Entrepreneurship Program (OEP)

The Entrepreneurship students of the present Grade 12 (2022-23) participated in Udhyam Shiksha’s Online Entrepreneurship Program (OEP) organised by CBSE, from January 2022 to March 2022 (the participants were students of Grade 11 then). OEP’s practical, real-world activities gave students experiential exposure and introduced them to the basics of developing a customer-centric business offering.

The students brainstormed in groups, prepared a presentation with their unique business idea and pitched it to the mentors.

Ashika D Ram, Shivani Kharosekar, Naina Menon pitched the Business idea - Thrive and Abhishek Noronha, Vaishnavi Bhaskar, Ayodhika Basu pitched the idea – Vichar.

40 schools across India participated in the program with more than 700 students registering for it. More than 300 unique and innovative business ideas were submitted and 100 most inspiring ones were selected and compiled in this booklet.

(PFA the link for the booklet “100 Innovations That Inspire)

It is a matter of pride that both the teams of NPS Koramangala featured in the top 100 and have their ideas published in this e-booklet. Kudos to their effort!

Saarang Srinivasan

Saarang Srinivasan (Grade 12A) participated in the Indian National Olympiad in Informatics on 20th February. He secured the gold medal, and was placed among the top 10 Indian students. He is also among the top 33 students to qualify for the International Olympiad in Informatics Training Camp 2022.

Achyut Warrier & Advik Kabra

Achyut Warrier and Advik Kabra, both Grade 11 B students have cleared NTSE 20241. National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) is a national level scholarship program organized by the Government of India and conducted by the NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) for the exemplary students studying in class 10th. The exam is conducted in two stages: Stage I – State level and Stage II – National level. As the name suggests, it is an opportunity for class 10 students to be recognized as the nation’s talent.

Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana

The Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) is a National Program of Fellowship in Basic Sciences, initiated and funded by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, to attract exceptionally highly motivated students for pursuing basic science courses and research career in science.

It is a matter of great pleasure that our students Abhigyan Roy, Himank Gupta, Sanat Arora Kuruganti, Jason Gomez and Ayush Bhauwala (Class of 2021) have qualified in KVPY 2020.

Sreejani Bhaduri

Sreejani Bhaduri of Grade 6C has done amazingly well in various national and international competitions.

She secured international rank-11 in the Indian School Talent Search Exam (ISTSE) for the academic year 2020-2021. She has been awarded silver medal and certificate for being an Outstanding Performer.

Sreejani won the 1st Rank in Wiz Spell Bee National Mega Final (2020-2021). She went on to winning the competition at all levels, from school to interschool and then from state to national level.

She also won gold medal in the CREST International Spell Bee Summer (CSB) 2021-2022.

Pranjal Srivastava wins Gold in the International Mathematics Olympiad

Pranjal does it again!

Just as we were feeling happy with the news of India’s best ever first day performance at Olympics in Tokyo, we received news from another world class event that has us all elated.

In a truly historic and glorious moment for India and his school, NPS Koramangala, Pranjal Srivastava has won a gold medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) 2021 held in St Petersburg, Russia from 14th to 24th July 2021.

The prestigious International Mathematical Olympiad 2021 saw 619 participants from 107 countries, with each of the countries sending their best teenage mathematicians.

Due to the pandemic, the participation was remote, but with a well organised and strict invigilation involving many IMO commissioners and elaborate camera-based monitoring the participants battling the challenge of an exceedingly difficult set of questions.

Achieving a gold in IMO is a lifetime goal for mathematics enthusiasts worldwide. And not without reason - to get a gold medal, not only does one have to be the best amongst the participants but also has to score above a designated threshold.

India team’s over-all performance at IMO 2021 was quite commendable, with one gold, one silver and two bronze medals.

Pranjal began his winning streak in 2018 when he secured a silver medal in IMO 2018 and a gold in IMO 2019. Now, with two golds and a silver, Pranjal has become the most decorated medal winner at IMO from India, overtaking a decade-old record of one gold and two silvers.

This math wizard’s achievement at IMO comes after a record-setting full-mark performance at the national level Olympiad (INMO 2021)

Besides this superlative accomplishment, Pranjal has also achieved a rare feat of representing the country, in the same year, in the two largest Olympiads- IMO 2021 and IOI 2021- and winning medals in both. The International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI) is one of several prestigious annual International Science Olympiads. Pranjal has won a bronze in IOI 2021.

Hearty congratulations to Pranjal and his parents on his exemplary success and good wishes for him to keep scripting many more tales of triumph.