Achievements of MYP Learners in Silver Zone Olympiads 2016-17

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Achievements of students of Choithram International in Silver Zone Olympiads are worth our appreciation.



The Silver Zone International Talent Hunt Olympiad was conducted on 12th January 2017. Achievers of this exam include the following students:

Akshat Shahjade MYP 1 scored 95.17 % and secured school rank 1st. He was awarded with gold medal.

Sarthak Rathi of MYP1 has secured school rank 2nd and received the Silver medal

Venkat Suprabath Bitra from MYP 5 has scored 72.7 % and secured 1st rank. He was awarded with Gold medal.

Silver Zone International French Olympiad was conducted on 15 Dec. 2016. Achievers of this exam are the following students:

Akshat Shahjade of MYP 1 (class VI) scored 97.73 % and secured school rank 1st. He was awarded the Gold medal.

Sarthak Rathi of MYP 1 (class VI) has scored 87.59% and secured school rank 2nd. He was awarded the Silver medal.


Kushagra Kesharwani of MYP 1 (class VI) has achieved 3rd rank and received the Bronze medal.

Ishika Bhandari from MYP 2 (class 7th) has scored 96.46% and secured class rank 1st. She was awarded the Gold medal.

Niti Kanoongo from MYP 2 (class 7th) has scored 78.46% and secured 2nd rank. She was awarded the Silver medal.

Ananya Dandekar from MYP 2 (class 7th) has scored 78.46% and secured 3rd rank. She was awarded the Bronze medal.

Rajwardhan Sisodia has secured 1st rank in MYP 4 (class 9th). He was awarded the Gold medal.

Rajnandini Bansal from MYP 5 (class 10th) has scored 74.37% and secured 1st rank. She was awarded the Gold medal.

Kashish Mankani from MYP 5 (class 10th) has secured 2nd rank. She was awarded the Silver medal. 

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