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| Ayush Sundriyal | Maastricht University, Netherlands |
| Divya Kotwani | Loughborough University, UK |
| Unnati Goel | University of Washington, US |
| Yashasvi Tharani | Boston University, US |
| Ayush Hari Ramani | University of Manchester, UK |
| Atharv Joshi | Warwick University, UK |
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| Aditya Khandelwal | Symbiosis, Pune |
| Aditya Malik | Indian School of Business & Finance, Delhi |
| Agnita Nimje | Gargi College, Delhi |
| Aishwary Jaiswal | Newlaw College, Pune |
| Akshita Jaiswal | Bhartiya Vidya Peeth, Pune |
| Anmol Rathore | Reva University, Banglore |
| Anshika Motwani | Institute of Hotel Management, Aurangabad |
| Apoorv Malik | Indian School of Business & Finance, Delhi |
| Arpan Kapoor | Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai |
| Arsalan Tahir | St. Xaviers, Mumbai |
| Avni Jain | Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur |
| Bharat Marele | Excellence College, Bhopal |
| Chirantani Kothari | Fergusson College, Pune |
| Devak Namdhari | St. Stephens College, Delhi |
| Gaurav Hashwani | Institute of Hotel Management, Mumbai |
| Ishaan Pahwa | Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology, Sikkim |
| Ishita Simhal | Nirma University, Ahemdabad |
| Koustubh Sharma | Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai |
| Mehul Joshi | Hansraj College, Delhi |
| Mehul Neekhra | Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai |
| Myna Pandya | Institute of Hotel Management, Aurangabad |
| Nandita Gattani | Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai |
| Nishita Malpani | Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai |
| Parth Bajaj | Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai |
| Rajeep Yadav | Prestige College, Indore |
| Shalendra Gaur | Bhartiya Vidhyapeeth University, Pune |
| Shivansh Pathak | Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai |
| Shrey Moolchandani | Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai |
| Shuhood Mohd. Khan | Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai |
| Siddharth Lal | Vellore Institute Technology, Vellore |
| Sonia Sangtani | Ashoka University, Sonepat |
| Vanshika Garg | OP Jindal University, Haryana |
| Vishwatej Raghuwanshi | Jai Hind College, Mumbai |
| Vivek Yadav | Shaeed Bhagat Singh College, Delhi |
| Yash Rakesh Gupta | Flame University, Pune |
| Yashi Tiwari | Maharashtra Institute of Technology, World Peace University, Pune |
| Yashweer Kharb | Christ University, Bengaluru |
The Sanskaar Valley School is a place where it is believed that knowledge is power. It opened up a whole new world of opportunities and helped me build who I am today and what I do. The actual act of wisdom and that my own inferences and speculations mattered. The strong student centric environment trained me for the challenges that I would face in my future.
TSVS has an unparalleled experience for any person who becomes the part of this wonderful family. It instills the core value of confidence and helps in articulating one's independent views. There are very few people who can say that their school became their home but I believe alumni of TSVS are among those few.
I really want to thank “The Sanskaar Valley School (TSVS)” for making my life so perfect. TSVS is one of the best schools as it provides you with a lot of opportunities in many kinds of fields and the best thing about TSVS is the atmosphere and the teachers who treat you like their own children.
“SAMCARA” is one of the TSVS’s best idea because not only has it helped me get into a good college but also prepared me for the entrance test and interview that I had to give to get into one of the top 10 business schools to make my dreams come true.
TSVS is definitely a great school when it comes to academics, co curricular activities. I just want to highlight the exposure that the school provides by the platform of round square conference.
I was fortunate enough to represent TSVS at it's 1st ever round square conference at Sanawar along with Rudr, Akansha and Lavanya who I still hold in highest of regards as example of model students. In the outside world, doesn't matter which is your field of study, job; you would always be working with people and to have people skills that make you work efficiently and constructively with others is definitely useful to have. By the channel of round square conference, the school provides just that.
I fondly mention to my friends in Singapore now about my school and spreading the good word around.
My journey in School and Samcara has been amazing. The level of confidence I have gained is the best part of my school life. This school has given me many opportunities to represent myself. The teachers especially Panda Sir and Poonam Maam have helped me a lot regarding applying to various universities. SAMCARA cell has helped me a lot in my personality development and both the counsellor ’s Nikita and Poonam maam are one of the most experienced teachers and they have helped me a lot with the procedure. They are not only teachers but also our best friends as we could share problems with them.
The initiative of the school to start SAMCARA when we were in 11th has helped us a lot and we are very thankful to the school and its teachers where we are now. I also with the help of samcara could get my choice of university as I had already started preparing for that. I just want to guide my juniors that don’t get scared of career counselling and take help from SAMCARA and fulfil your dreams.
I m really glad that i got a golden opportunity to be a part of The Sanskaar Valley School. Sanskaar valley school with my amazing Samcara counselors made my way from school to college very smooth. I had all idea about how to contact the colleges , fill my forms etc.
At the beginning of my Grade 12, I was confused as what to pursue but because of the regular career counseling sessions organised by Samcara I explored different colleges, subjects and their degrees.
Samcara is doing a great work and I wish them all the best. THANK YOU for making me a proud Sanskaarian and a proud member of Samcara.
As a school, TSVS, helped me grow as a person, trying to inculcate in me all those qualities which I’d always require to keep me in sync with this fast paced world. Putting me up through various challenges, plunging from academics to co-curricular activities, my school has made me confident enough to take new risks and decisions on my own. I was lucky enough to have teachers who were so friendly and supportive to each and every individual who was in need of help, which is truly exceptional.
Samcara, as a team, guiding me through the process of making those ‘oh so tough’ choices for my higher education last year, helped me gain admission in one of the most prestigious universities in the UK. This team is truly inspirational, and the duo never fails to make people happy. I would forever be grateful to TSVS for having me as a part of its family for the longest time possible.
My schooling was like growing up with a closeknit family, the only pressure we faced was on the academic front but that too was a breeze considering how helpful everybody was. Then I joined JMC, Delhi University to study Mathematics. The stream allowed me to study a subject that I loved, while also keeping my avenues open for the different career options I was considering. College life was completely different; I had to work on every aspect of my personality consciously because the stakes were higher. All that exploring helped me know myself better and make better career choices.
Currently I am pursuing Management from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. The batch here constitutes students from a range of educational backgrounds and age groups, further expanding the scope of learning. The most important learning from IIM Ahmedabad till now has been the understanding how to work in a team and how to lead in order to get the best out of my team members and myself.
Sanskaar is and always will be home. From the day I stepped in the corridors of senior wing at Sanskaar I underwent metamorphosis from a child to an adult, a hesitant starter to a confident leader, a distracted soul to a determined handworker. Four of my most important senior years wouldn’t have been better elsewhere. Sanskaar extracts the best out of students, extracts and refines the best of your skills and places before you a bundle of exceptional opportunities. I owe my ISC marks, personality, values and friends to this magnificent institute and the teachers. Its difficult to express the value of something that has shaped your future and personality for the best and Sanskaar has been the strongest force for such a change in my life.
I got through University of Warwick and now am in my second year studying ‘Economics, Politics and International Studies (EPAIS)’ a dynamic subject choice that I always wanted to pursue in a world class institution with the best Economics department in the UK (2014 ranking).
I am very proud of my alma-mater and will always credit Sanskaar for everything that I've achieved and will achieve. The years spent at Sanskaar, the memories and experience will well stay with me. Influences here have developed high culture, have inspired quality thought and have incited to pure and noble lives. Sanskaar has shaped me into a wellrounded and tested leader, if it had not been for all the great opportunities my experience at school provided me, I can honestly say I wouldn't be what I am today or even work towards achieving the greater success in life I aim for.
The Sanskaar Valley School, 4 years ago moulded a vibrant, young girl into a woman. Today when I look back, the confidence to take up a challenge, to strive for what I believe in makes me thank my school for what I have become. College has been a breeze in a whirlwind of adventures. It has made me grow, thrown challenges and given opportunities that are manifold. The diversity has indeed helped me pave my way to a future I have always dreamed of. Looking forward to crazier times and enriching experiences. There is still a year to go.
I came into the school a confused, overwhelmed and uncertain kid at the age of 11 and having been there since the very first day, I have grown with the school. Sanskaar has changed me in the eight years I have spent there and has left a lasting impression on my life. My attitude towards life, my perceptions regarding goals and my focus, everything was shaped in school. I went from being a little boy who didn't know any English and was ridiculously mediocre in academics to a public speaker and spoke in national debate to the Head Boy of the school and my journey has been priceless.
I was surrounded by opportunities and people who wanted me to the them when I thought I was probably not good enough for them. Such has been influence of school in my life that I would sometimes fumble to the school website when researching for my essays at university just to see what's on, and it makes me miss it. I am a second year economics and politics student at the University of Edinburgh, but my transformation from a boy to man has been in those eight years and I would be damned if they didn't happen to me. Sanskaar has made me dream and that's the biggest compliment anyone will ever get. As a former head boy, and much more as a student I miss it everyday.
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