Anaya Deshmukh of NMAJS MYP Class 8 A was selected as a HundrED Youth Ambassador 2025, in partnership with the International Baccalaureate and Festival of Hope.
Her inspiring project Daughters of India and her vision for change will now find a global stage alongside young changemakers from across the world.
Proud of you, Anaya!
Shanayaa Tandon of NMAJS PYP Class 4 B won Third Place in the Under-11 category at the Mumbai District Table Tennis Open Championship 2025.
Nyra Chakka of NMAJS PYP Class 3 A shone bright at the Invitational Gymnastics Competition conducted by Infinity and Leap Gymnastics in Pune.
Among a total of 100 gymnasts who participated, Nyra stood out with her remarkable performance:
Way to go, Nyra!
Tiana Dharia of NMAJS PYP Class 5 B delivered an outstanding performance at the 9–12 years National 4 Category Gymnastics Championship.
Her achievements include:
Congratulations, Tiana!
Four of our students—Jashith Narang (DAIS Class10), Ananya Mehta (NMAJS Class 8A), Viha Gahrotra (NMAJS Class 7A), and Prakhar Bansal (DAIS Class 10 C)—represented Team India (U-16) at the 19th World Youth Bridge Team Championships (WYTC) in Italy.
Out of 689 competitors from 33 countries, Team India achieved an exceptional 4th place finish, making history by entering the semi-finals for the first time ever for India, in this prestigious global bridge tournament.
Vedikka Srinivvasan of Class 5 A showcased her fencing prowess once again by clinching the Bronze medal in the U-12 Girls' Épée event at the Maharashtra State Fencing Championship 2025.
This marks her second consecutive podium finish, having also secured a Bronze in the U-10 Girls Épée category at last year’s event. Her consistent performance highlights her growing skill, determination, and love for the sport.
Tanishi Mazumder of MYP Class 8 A won a Silver Medal in the 200m Breaststroke in the Girls' under-14 category at the Maharashtra State Aquatic Meet 2025.
Our NMAJS Under-12 Boys’ Football Team emerged as Champions of the MSSA Under-12 Football Tournament, clinching a thrilling final against Christ Church High School with a nail-biting 5–4 penalty shootout victory.
The National Robotics League (NRL) 2025, hosted by IIT Bombay and organised by TIS (The Innovation Story), brought together 100 teams from across India—including Delhi, Bangalore, Pune, and Mumbai—competing head-to-head across two divisions of 50 teams each.
We are delighted to share that Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School (NMAJS) has been ranked as the Top Emerging School – International Baccalaureate (IB) in Mumbai in the Times School Survey 2025.
This recognition highlights our dedication to inquiry-based learning, inclusive education, and holistic development, ensuring every child grows with curiosity, confidence, and compassion.
Gratitude to our educators, parents, and students for their unwavering commitment, and to The Times of India for honouring our efforts.