AVB Public School Delhi Student Achievements: Zonal Wins and Academic Excellence

When parents in East Delhi evaluate schools, they're not just counting labs or checking fee slabs — they're asking a harder question: does this school actually produce results? Not just in terms of board exam scores, but in the arenas where children step up, compete, and measure themselves against peers from dozens of other schools. At AVB Public School, that question has a well-documented answer. Across zonal sports meets and inter-school cultural competitions spanning multiple sessions, AVB Public School students have been racking up positions — firsts, seconds, thirds, and state-level appearances — in categories as varied as swimming, boxing, badminton, Hindi poetry, English debate, percussion music, and classical vocals.

This isn't a school that quietly celebrates one or two standout students per year. The pattern of AVB Public School student achievements across sessions is consistent and multi-disciplinary — which is exactly what gives parents confidence that the environment here genuinely nurtures talent rather than just tolerating it.

A Track Record That Spans Multiple Sessions

AVB Public School Student Achievements in Sports: From Zonal Podiums to the State Stage

The most striking aspect of AVB Public School's sports record is not just that students win — it's that individual students have achieved results that earned them places at the state level.

The stand-out example is Ishita Negi, a student from Class VII, who claimed 1st position in Badminton (Senior Girls) at the Zonal Sports Meet for Session 2021-22 — and then went on to represent at the state level in the same event, again finishing 1st. For a student barely in middle school to be competing and winning at the state stage is the kind of result that parents in any school would find remarkable.

In the same session (2021-22), the school's Senior Girls Volleyball team secured 2nd position at the zonal level, and the Senior Boys and Senior Girls Badminton teams both came in 2nd as well. In athletics, Krish Rana (Class X) claimed 1st position in the 200M Junior Boys event. Even at the primary level, Akshat Matela (Class IV) won 1st in both Handball Throw and the 80M Run at the primary athletic meet.

Session 2022-23 continued the momentum. The Sub-Junior Girls Badminton team brought home 1st position, the Sub-Junior Boys Volleyball team took 2nd, and Junior Boys Volleyball finished 3rd at the zonal level. Individual swimmers also made their presence felt — Krishna (Class XII) earned 2nd in the 100M Freestyle (Senior Boys) category, and Vaishnavi Chaturvedi (Class XI) secured 3rd in the 50M, 100M, and 200M Freestyle (Junior Girls) events.

Swimming Excellence: AVB Public School Student Achievements in the Pool

AVB Public School has a working swimming pool on campus, and the competition results across sessions make clear that it isn't just a facility — it's where serious training happens. By Session 2023-24, Vaishnavi Chaturvedi had moved to Class XII and was dominating the zonal senior girls swimming events: 1st in the 200M Freestyle (U-19), 2nd in the 100M Freestyle (U-19), and 3rd in both the 200M Individual Medley and the 50M Breaststroke. She also appeared at the state level, finishing 2nd in the 100M Freestyle and 3rd in the 50M Freestyle — an extraordinary multi-event track record built entirely within the school system.

Alongside her, Urvi Joshi (Class X) claimed 1st in the 100M Freestyle (Junior Girls U-17), and 3rd positions in both the 50M Freestyle and 50M Backstroke at the zonal level in the same session. Chetanya (Class XI) added a 2nd place finish in the Junior Boys 100M and 50M Freestyle events.

The 2025-26 sports results show the tradition continuing — with students placing in Boxing (Harsh Kumar, 3rd in Senior Boys 64-69KG; Udit Kumar, 2nd in the 50-52KG category; Mayank Kumar, 3rd in the 46KG category), and team sports including a Sub-Junior Girls Volleyball team finishing 2nd and a Sub-Junior Boys Volleyball team claiming 2nd as well.

Cultural Competitions: Where AVB Public School Student Achievements Reach District Level

Sports tell one part of the story. The cultural competition record tells another, and it's equally impressive in breadth.

Consistent Wins Across Languages, Arts, and Performance

In Session 2021-22, AVB Public School students competed across Sanskrit, English, and Hindi events. Bhavya Poudyal and Charu Sushant won 1st position in English Debate (Junior Girls). Divyotmaa Jha secured 2nd in Semi-Classical Vocal Music (Senior Girls). Sparsh Joshi earned 1st in English Essay Writing (Senior Boys). Divyotmaa Jha also won 1st in Classical Vocal (Senior Girls) in Session 2022-23, the same year the Folk Dance (Boys) team placed 3rd.

Session 2023-24 saw one of the widest hauls yet. Ishant Kumar won 1st in On-the-Spot Painting (Junior Boys) — and carried that forward to the district level, where he placed 3rd. Sumit Kumar (Class IX) won 1st in Hindi Essay Writing (Senior Boys), also advancing to the district level and placing 3rd. The Senior Girls English Debate team claimed 1st, and the English Debate Junior Girls and Junior Boys teams both placed 2nd. Anushka Kumari took 1st in Drawing (Junior Girls), Anushka Dixit placed 2nd in English Essay Writing (Junior Girls), and the Band group reached the district level with a 2nd position.

In 2025-26, Shivansh Mishra (Class VII-B) won 1st position in Instrumental Percussion Music (Junior Boys), Samikhya Mohanty (Class IX-A) claimed 1st in Hindi Declamation (Senior Girls), and the School Band took 1st position at the zonal level — and then moved to the district level, where they placed 3rd. Parv Madan (Class XII-B) placed 3rd in both English Poem Recitation and English Extempore (Senior Boys), and SS Aryan Satpathy (Class IX-C) won 1st in Hindi Poem Recitation (Senior Boys). Notably, Aryan Satpathy had been winning at this competition since he was in Class VII (3rd in Hindi Poetry in Session 2023-24), making him one of the school's recurring cultural competitors.

AVB Public School Student Achievements: What the Pattern Reveals

When you look at the full picture across sessions — 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24, and 2025-26 — a few things become clear about AVB Public School and what it actually delivers for students.

First, the school fields teams and individual participants across a genuinely wide range: swimming, boxing, badminton, volleyball, athletics, painting, essay writing in both Hindi and English, debate, declamation, instrumental music, classical vocals, folk dance, and band performance. This isn't a school that pushes students toward a narrow set of activities.

Second, several students have achieved district- and state-level results — not just zonal placements. Vaishnavi Chaturvedi's state-level swimming results, Ishita Negi's state-level badminton win, Ishant Kumar and Sumit Kumar progressing to district-level competition, and the School Band reaching the district stage all indicate that the school's training and preparation go beyond just participation.

Third, certain students show up across multiple sessions — Samikhya Mohanty, Aryan Satpathy, Ansh Chaudhary, and others appear in results for more than one year, suggesting the school builds on talent consistently over time rather than relying on one-off performances.

For parents comparing schools in the best CBSE schools in Patparganj or the best schools in IP Extension, this kind of multi-session, multi-discipline record is harder to replicate than a single trophy cabinet. Among the best schools in East Delhi, sustained competitive results across both sports and cultural categories speak to the depth of the school's extracurricular investment.

How AVB Builds Achievers: The Ecosystem Behind the Results

Achievements don't happen in a vacuum. AVB Public School's campus infrastructure — a swimming pool, sports facilities, a dedicated auditorium, a school band, a music room, and a creative corner — gives students the physical environment they need to train and rehearse. The school's House System creates an internal competitive culture where students learn to perform under pressure even before they step into an inter-school arena.

The Principal's stated philosophy — that every child is endowed with tremendous abilities that need to be channeled in the right direction — isn't just a line in a message. The competition results across sessions are evidence of a school that follows through on that belief. Among the best schools in Delhi that invest in both academics and co-curricular achievement, AVB's track record over the past four sessions reflects a genuine and consistent commitment to nurturing student talent at every level.

Parents considering admission can explore the school's full profile on Yellow Slate or visit the school's official website to learn more about the programs and competitive opportunities available for their child.