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Hindustan Times
24-04-2025
- Business
- Hindustan Times
Amitians Excel in JEE Main 2025: 1 in 4 in Top 1%, 3 in 5 Qualify JEE Adv, 68 Score 99+ Percentile
Delhi NCR, April 2025 – The results for the JEE Main 2025 examination have been released, with students from various institutions participating. Students at the Amity Institute for Competitive Examinations have also achieved notable outcomes in this year's results. Out of 270 students from Amity who appeared for the exam, 159 have successfully qualified for JEE Advanced, achieving an impressive success rate of 58.8%. Notably, 68 students scored 99 percentile and above, placing them among the 1% of candidates nationwide. 13 students crossed the 99.9 percentile mark, making them part of an elite group representing the 0.1% of performers across India. These results further establish Amity's reputation as one of the institutions for engineering entrance preparation in the country—particularly for students seeking the coaching for JEE in Delhi and the NCR region. AICE is the competitive exam coaching division of the Amity Group, one of India's most respected names in education. The institute provides structured and expert-led coaching for a range of entrance exams, including JEE, NEET, CLAT, SAT, CUET, and Olympiads. With a deep commitment to academic rigour, personalised mentorship, and all-round development, AICE continues to be a preferred destination for students aiming to enter the country's professional colleges and competitive exams. AMITY JEE Main 2025 Results: Setting a New Benchmark The JEE Main 2025 examination witnessed participation from approximately 15 lakh students across India. Only 2.5 lakh students earned eligibility to appear for JEE Advanced, which opens doors to prestigious institutions like the IITs. Of the 1% scorers—estimated at 15,000 students—68 are from AICE, highlighting the institute's academic strength. Furthermore, 13 students stand among the 0.1% scorers nationwide, showcasing the depth of talent nurtured at AICE. ● 1 out of every 4 Amitians is in the National 1%. ● 3 out of every 5 Amitians have qualified for JEE Advanced. These figures present a compelling case for AICE's consistent delivery of excellence and its role as a success engine for IIT aspirants. Congratulatory Notes from the Leadership Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson of the Amity Group, expressed her delight at the institute's performance: 'We are proud to see our students excelling year after year. Their dedication, combined with the guidance provided at AICE, is shaping India's brightest minds. Congratulations to our young achievers and the entire AICE team.' Adding to this, Mrs. Meenakshi Rawal, Director of AICE, said: 'This achievement belongs to every student and faculty member who believed in the AICE way. These results reflect our student-centric philosophy and commitment to excellence in education.' AICE has a robust presence across the Delhi NCR region, providing academic facilities and access to quality coaching. ● Defence Colony ● Saket ● Pushpa Vihar ● Mayur Vihar ● Noida Sector 44 ● Noida Sector 62 ● Vasundhara Sector 1 ● Vasundhara Sector 6 ● Gurugram Sector 43 ● Gurugram Sector 46 In response to growing demand, the institute also has plans to expand its reach to other cities across India, extending the AICE legacy to more students. Why AICE Continues to Be a Choice for JEE Aspirants ● Experienced Faculty: A dedicated team of subject experts with a track record of producing ranks. ● Personalised Support: Emphasis on one-on-one mentoring, regular performance tracking, and tailored doubt-solving sessions. ● Modern Infrastructure: Equipped with smart classrooms, AI-integrated learning tools, and support for Olympiad preparation. ● Holistic Development: Focus on emotional well-being, soft skills, and career counselling to build well-rounded individuals. ● Beyond the Curriculum: Opportunities for global exposure through international camps, research projects, and academic competitions. 📞 Mr. Giriraj Saxena – +91 9818 788 293 📧 Email: gsaxena@ Website: As the results continue to speak for themselves, AICE remains a powerhouse of academic excellence—helping shape the next generation of India's brightest engineers. Note to readers: This article is part of HT's paid consumer connect initiative and is independently created by the brand. HT assumes no editorial responsibility for the content, including its accuracy, completeness, or any errors or omissions. Readers are advised to verify all information independently. Want to get your story featured as above? click here!
Yahoo
27-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Michelle Yeoh Responds to Mom's Viral Request to Borrow Her SAG Awards Gown for Daughter's Wedding (Exclusive)
Tracy Kauffman-Wood has been trying to find a dress for her daughter's fall 2025 wedding Not a fan of shopping, she saw a dress she loved earlier this year: the one Michelle Yeoh wore to the 2025 SAG Awards Since Kauffman-Wood shared her story with PEOPLE, Yeoh herself has chimed in with an answer Tracy Kauffman-Wood, the mom who reached out to borrow Michelle Yeoh's 2025 SAG Awards dress for her daughter's wedding, has received a response. Tracy, 69, initially went viral on TikTok after her daughter Amity posted a video explaining how, with her wedding approaching in the fall, her mom had been keeping an eye out for dress options. Tracy, who told PEOPLE she has very particular style and taste, instantly fell in love with Yeoh's Armani Privé multi-color silk organza sleeveless sheer gown, covered in silk tulle and embroidered with hand-painted floral details and crystals. She decided to reach out on Facebook to ask if she could borrow it. Now, after Tracy shared the story with PEOPLE, Yeoh has taken notice — and replied. "What a fabulous and fearless mom!! Great taste, Tracy!" the Wicked star, 62, wrote on Instagram after reposting PEOPLE's story. "I'm so flattered you loved the stunning dress, but Amity's right! The dress is the brilliant handiwork of Armani Privé (and sadly not in my closet!). Wishing the loving couple the most beautiful, magical wedding, and Tracy, the perfect mother of the bride!" Related: Mother of the Bride Sees Michelle Yeoh's SAG Awards Gown, DMs Her Asking to Borrow It for Daughter's Wedding (Exclusive) Speaking to PEOPLE again, Amity says when she and her mom saw Yeoh's response it felt like a "fever dream." "I could tell that Michelle was an approachable and nice down-to-earth person, and that she would get the spirit in which I was asking," Tracy adds. "My mother always believed in what she called 'the power of the pen.' When she saw a play that she liked, she wrote to the director. When the supermarket gave her a good cut of beef, she wrote to them and told them how delicious it was. When she had an opinion on something, she wrote to the newspaper. So if I was being 'fearless,' I take after my mother.' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Looking back on the experience, Amity shares that she had previously tried to explain to her mom that while the Crazy Rich Asians star wore the dress, she most likely didn't own it. Since she had a feeling that was the case, Amity says they soon plan to go dress shopping with her future mother-in-law, Judy. "Michelle, thank you for the response, and kind wishes," Amity adds. "You're invited to our wedding, no worries about the dress!" Read the original article on People
Yahoo
16-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Beer firm to open new brewery after plans approved
Owners of a Leeds taproom said they were "absolutely delighted" to expand into Bradford, after plans were approved for a new brewery. Amity Brew Co was set up in Farsley in 2020, with beer brewed and served to customers on-site. But the brewery aspect will now move to Albion Mills in the Greengates area, after Bradford Council gave the plan the green light. Co-owner Verity Clarke said it was "exciting that we can finally get going". The taproom in Farsley is also set to be refurbished, with the brewery area to be replaced with extra seating. Amity has raised £50,000 to go towards making the site a six-day-a-week venue. Its owners aim to start brewing from Bradford by May ready for a launch event at the end of June. Ms Clarke said: "We eventually want to open more taprooms so we don't know exactly what that looks like yet. "The more we grow into doing cask beer we're thinking of more of a kind of traditional pub that could be our next site." The kit used to brew its beer has been donated to fellow West Yorkshire brewery Lost Cause. Listen to highlights from West Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North. Firm's brewing effort to move to neighbouring city
