Army Public School, NOIDA achieved the second position in Navyug, a highly esteemed two-phase AI Hackathon organized by myAImate at the Army Institute of Technology, Pune. The team, comprising Syed Mohd Jari Abbas Rizvi (VIII B), Akshansh Tomar (IX B) and Bhavya Ghai (IX A), under the guidance of Ms. Meena Bisht (TGT Computer Science) and a mentor from the Army Institute of Technology, Pune, developed an innovative AI-based application named SafeStream. This application is designed to predict users’ ages to filter content and promote safe browsing practices.

The objective of the event was to foster creativity, innovation, and technical proficiency among students from Army Public Schools. The first phase of the hackathon involved an online quiz assessing logical reasoning, basic programming and cognitive abilities. Out of over 200 participating teams representing 50 schools, APS NOIDA emerged as one of the top 40 teams to qualify for the second phase.

As part of the competition, the students participated in online mentoring sessions that focused on block coding platforms and refining their project. These sessions provided invaluable experience in project development, technical learning and collaborative problem-solving.

The team's exemplary performance will be recognized with certificates and a cash prize. This achievement highlights APS NOIDA’s unwavering commitment to nurturing technological skills, innovation and teamwork among its students. The school’s outstanding performance in Navyug underscores its dedication to preparing students to address real-world challenges through cutting-edge, innovative solutions.