Throughout the year, students of classes IV, V and XI participated in an enriching cultural exchange program with students from Taiwan. The initiative fostered cross-cultural understanding and global citizenship through interactive sessions, collaborative projects and virtual meet-ups. Students shared insights about their traditions, festivals, and daily lives, while also learning about Taiwan’s vibrant culture, cuisine and technological advancements.
The program also encouraged language learning, as students practiced English and exchanged basic phrases in Mandarin and their native languages.
This exchange not only broadened students' perspectives but also nurtured empathy, creativity and mutual respect. The program concluded with a virtual farewell, where participants expressed gratitude for the memorable experiences and lifelong friendships formed.
Hello Spain- a Quiz on culture was conducted by embassy of Spain on November 6, 2024. Following students participated in the Quiz
1. Sadhvi Goel
2. Aayushi Bansal
3. Shreya Garg
4. Aarav Goel
Experience Japan conducted a national-level essay writing competition from April 1 to May 7, 2024, with topics assigned according to each class. Students of various classes participated in this and received participation certificates for the same.
The educationist Dr. Pratibha Kohli (School Principal) delivered an eye-opening session on STEAM Labs at EduTech Asia, Singapore during November 2019. The international conference brought to fore her competency in technology.
To get a better understanding of the educational system in Germany, Max Mueller Bhavan invited Dr Pratibha Kohli for a Principal’s tour from South Asia to visit Germany from November 17 to 23, 2019. During the tour, she visited various schools in Berlin and Bremen to get an overview of the educational practices in Germany.
Ms. Chandni Agarwal represented India and Maharaja Agrasen Model School at the Fifth Annual Microsoft Education Exchange 2019, held in Paris from April 2–4. The event, themed “Be the Change Maker,” brought together over 300 educators from 100 countries, all working towards transforming education through technology.
The experience was highly enriching, offering her valuable opportunities for global collaboration and exposure to innovative teaching practices. She was recognized as First Runner-Up in the Team Challenge under the Inclusion category. She also attended keynote sessions and hands-on training on Microsoft tools and qualified for the Microsoft Certified Educator certification.
At the Learning Marketplace, she showcased her project ‘Flight to Inclusive Classroom,’ aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 4, focusing on inclusive and equitable education through technology. The event broadened her perspective and reinforced the importance of integrating ICT and nurturing 21st-century skills for holistic student development.
Dr. Pratibha Kohli proudly represented India and Maharaja Agrasen Model School at the Fourth Annual Microsoft Education Exchange 2018 held in Singapore in March. The global event brought together over 300 educators who are actively integrating technology into the school ecosystem.
The three-day experience proved to be highly enriching, offering valuable opportunities for international collaboration and exposure to innovative ICT-based teaching practices. It enabled her to explore new ways of making classroom learning more engaging, interactive, and effective using advanced Microsoft tools.
A key highlight of the event was the Learning Marketplace, where educators from across the world shared impactful teaching ideas. Dr. Kohli presented a project on ‘Green Energy,’ aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 7, emphasizing the importance of renewable energy for a sustainable future. The Technology Showcase further provided hands-on experience with emerging tools like Microbit.
Interacting with global educators broadened her perspective and strengthened her vision of integrating modern technology into education, ensuring a more dynamic and globally connected learning environment.
Harshit Gupta of class XII bagged the first position in the International Informatics Olympiad - 2017 in level 2, organized by the Silverzone Foundation, and has won a cash prize for notching the top position. He has shown excellence in the information technology field and brought glory to school. MAMSIANS brought laurels and accolades to school by participating in the International Informatics Olympiad (iiO) Level 2: 2017, competing with their counterparts from India and abroad despite their early ages and carving a niche for themselves in the above Olympiad. 24 students participated in Level 2. Esha Goel of class XI B got state rank 3, and Nilesh Pant of class 5 got state rank 4 in the above Olympiad.
India Champion Rohan Sethi participated in Compudon Season V and was selected as India Champion in the Microsoft Office Excel 2010 Specialist India Championship, powered by COMPUDON. The whiz kid bagged the coveted silver medal for India at the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship 2015 COMPUDON Season V on August 12, 2015, in Dallas, Texas (USA), where over 400,000 students from 143 countries participated in this worldwide competition. He was awarded a $2,500 scholarship during the glittering award ceremony at the Gaylord Texan Resort in Dallas, Texas (USA), by Certiport, a Pearson VUE business, the leading test delivery solution provider for the global workforce and academic markets. The appreciable performance of the Mamsians has been praiseworthy for many years. Rohan has been studying at MAMS since LKG. The bright Mamsian secured a CGPA of 10 in class tenth. He represented India in the USA in this worldwide platform, and his victory has made him evolve as a confident Mamsian ready to take an eagle’s flight in his life.
Anirudh Gupta of class XII bagged the first position in the International Informatics Olympiad - 2015 in level 2, organized by the Silverzone Foundation, and has won a cash prize for notching the top position. Anirudh has been studying in the school since LKG, and since then brilliance has been his way of life. He has shown excellence in the information technology field and brought glory to school. Thirty-one students from MAMS qualified for the second level and secured prestigious ranks at international and state levels. The line of victors comprises PRATEEK BANSAL, who secured 7th position; SAGAR BANSAL, who reserved 9th rank; and ANKIT AGGARWAL and BIPIN KALRA, who placed themselves at position 13. ROHAN SETHI grabbed the 15th position and made the school proud.
Maharaja Agrasen Model School, Pitampura, hosted 26 students, along with teachers and the principal from the Experimental School of Capital Normal University, Beijing, on February 3, 2015, as part of a cultural exchange program aimed at fostering global perspectives in education.
The guests were warmly welcomed in the spirit of ‘Atithi Devo Bhava’ with a band performance and a vibrant cultural program. The event featured a blend of Indian, Chinese, and Japanese performances, including dragon dance, fan dance, patriotic songs, and energetic presentations by both schools.
The interaction between students provided valuable cultural insights and strengthened global understanding. The program concluded with a felicitation ceremony, leaving participants enriched with a memorable and meaningful international experience.
The talented students of Maharaja Agrasen Model School, Pitampura, Arjit Kansal and Shashank Batra, represented India at the 14th Microsoft World Championship, organized by Certiport at Disneyland, USA, competing among 136 global finalists.
Arjit Kansal (PowerPoint 2010) created history by becoming the first Indian to win a gold medal, along with a $5000 scholarship and a Surface Pro 3. Shashank Batra (Excel 2007) secured a silver medal and received a $2500 scholarship and an Xbox One. Ms. Chandni Aggarwal (HOD, IT) accompanied them as their mentor.
Their remarkable achievements brought global recognition to both the school and the nation. The experience also provided valuable international exposure, enhancing their confidence and skills. Principal Ms. Pratibha Kohli lauded their outstanding accomplishment and contribution to bringing laurels to India.
The 13th Microsoft Office World Championship, organized by Certiport, witnessed participation from over 344,000 contestants across 90 countries, with 100 finalists competing for the global title at Washington DC, USA, from July 31 to August 3.
Anmol Garg of Class X emerged as the India Champion in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 and represented India at this prestigious international event. He secured an outstanding 5th position worldwide and was awarded a Merit Certificate for his achievement.
The competition proved to be a phenomenal learning experience, providing him with global exposure and opportunities to interact with like-minded peers from different countries, thereby enhancing his confidence, skills, and overall personality.
MAMSIANS once again proved their skills in Microsft Compudon Season III and won the title of NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP for Microsoft Excel 2010 and Microsoft Powerpoint 2007. Mr. Pankaj Rai CEO and Microsoft Officials gave away the prizes to winners at the Awrad Ceremony held at Stein Auditorium , India Habitat Centre, on June 15,2013. Thousands of Students from all over India participated in the competition and showcased the office skills. 39 MAMSians were the finalists and were awarded with a Gold medal and prize. Anmol Garg of class X won the Title of National Champion for Microsoft Powerpoint 2007 and will go to Washington DC, USA for competing at World wide level. Ketan Mahajan of class XI won the Title of National Champion for Microsoft Excel 2010. Both were awarded with a Samsung laptop and Nokia Lumia mobile phone. Moksh Garg of class IX announced as First Runnerup for Microsoft Powerpoint 2010 and won a Samsung Laptop and a Medal. Mrs. Chandni Agarwal (PGT Computer Science) recieved School/Faculty award for the Applications Microsoft Powerpoint 2007 and Excel 2010.
WorldSkills International, known as the “Skill Olympics,” represents the highest standards of excellence in vocational training. Held every two years, it brings together top talent from across the globe to compete in diverse skill categories. The 2013 edition, conducted from June 30 to July 7, witnessed around 1,000 competitors from 52 countries participating in 46 skill areas, with an audience of nearly 200,000 and extensive global media coverage.
Sarthak Jain represented India in the skill of IT Software Solutions for Business. Competing on such a grand international stage was both challenging and motivating, pushing him to give his absolute best. Over four intense days, he demonstrated exceptional dedication and skill, ultimately scoring over 500 marks and earning the prestigious Medallion of Excellence—one of the first for India in this category.
As part of his preparation, Sarthak also participated in the Global Skills Challenge in Perth, Australia (April 30–May 4), sponsored by NSDC. This experience helped him refine his skills and gain exposure to international competition standards ahead of the WorldSkills Competition in Leipzig, Germany.
The journey proved to be a transformative experience, enabling him to learn, compete, and connect with like-minded individuals from across the world, while building lasting friendships and global perspectives.
It is a proud moment for our school that Sarthak Jain, one of our 12th class students got an opportunity to attend Global Skills Challenge which was held in Perth, Australia from 28th April'2013 to 4th May 2013. This competition is designed to help prepare the competitors for World Skills International Competition in Leipzig Germany , to be held in month oj July and provide a simulated environment of the same. Competitors from 12 Countries had participated in this competition in total of 22 skills ,including IT Sotware solutions for Business in which Sarthak competed. It had been a great learning experience for him and a chance to socialize with like-minded people from around the world.
‘Cultural Exchange Programmes generate harmony, brotherhood and knowledge’. Maharaja Agrasen Model School, Pitam Pura hosted a team of 5 teachers and 20 students from The Experimental School of Beijing, China under the partnership program of UNESCO. The delegation received a warm welcome from the school and the Principal Mrs. Pratibha Kohli. Mr. D.Bhatnagar, the Secretary General of Confederation of UNESCO club and Mr. S. C. Anand, member, Advisory Board of CUCAI addressed our students. Mesmerizing Fan dance, a folk dance- Bihu and the classical dance- Bharatnatyam presented by students of our school enthralled the audience as it depicted the richness of our cultural heritage. The cultural extravaganza presented by Chinese students in the form of a dance, magic show and instrumental music was applauded by everyone. Mr. Ethan, a teacher from China thanked the school for giving them a warm reception and initiating for promoting exchange of ideas to abridge differences in this era of globalization. Students enjoyed and it was a good learning experience for them.
In the prestigious nationwide competition COMPUDON, MAMS students once again demonstrated their excellence in Microsoft Office skills. Competing against participants from across India for the title of “India Champion,” Sarthak Jain, Shashank Batra, and Bipin Kalra emerged as national winners in Microsoft Office applications.
Bipin Kalra went on to represent India at Las Vegas, USA, on August 1, 2012, where he secured a Bronze Medal (3rd position) in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, bringing pride to the nation and the school.
Anima Halwe, student of class X gave a stupendous performance in Creative Writing Contest in German language that won her a trip to Munich from June 3, 2012 to June 23, 2012. The competition was organized by Max Mueller Bhavan, an institution of the Federal Republic of Germany, New Delhi. During her stay in Germany, she had plenty of occasions to interact with the people who belong to the nation which is known worldwide for its exuberance & ancient civilization. She had an enriching experience of visiting places which are a valuable part of its heritage & legacy.
The School Principal, Ms. Pratibha Kohli, welcomed Mr. Pankaj Rai, Director & CEO of India Cyberlearning Pvt. Ltd., and Mr. K. Narayanan from Academic Cyberlearning, and expressed gratitude for their contributions to e-learning. A presentation highlighted the journey of Compudon and the achievements of MAMS students in the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship.
Mr. Abhishek Kumar felicitated the Compudon champions—Bipin Kalra, Brijesh Gupta, Sarthak Jain, Anmol Garg, Kapil Goel, Shubham Jain, and Shubham Gupta—and shared glimpses of their visits to San Diego and Las Vegas. The school was also awarded a Certificate of Honour for its excellent performance in Compudon Season II.
Mr. Pankaj Rai appreciated the school’s efforts in mentoring students and encouraged participation in such platforms. The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Ms. Chandni Aggarwal followed by a celebratory closing.
Himanshi Jain of class XI is selected by CBSE for Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths (JENESYS) Programme which is expected to deepen mutual understanding among young people who will assume important roles in the next generation in each East Asia country.
