- Owing to his exemplary performance in ANTHE 2021, he has got a chance to visit NASA
- Trip to NASA is the first-ever initiative by Aakash + BYJU’S to engage and motivate students effectively
- Each student will be accompanied by one parent, whose expense too will be borne by the company.
- Since 2010, ANTHE has offered scholarships to more than 23 lakh students.
- KPMG Assurance & Consulting Services LLP was the Process Advisor & Evaluator for ANTHE Exam-NASA Trip
- Bangalore, 2022: AnshulSah, a student of Aakash+BYJU’S, the national leader in test preparatory services, has been selected for a free trip to NASA. He was selected based on his score in the Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam (ANTHE) 2021,the twelfth edition of the flagship annual scholarship exam of Aakash + BYJU’S. ANTHE is open to Class VII-XII students to hone their performances for the NEET and IIT-JEE coaching programs. In 2021, 12 lakh students registered for the ANTHE, the highest number registered till date.
Speaking about the opportunity, AnshulSah said “I would like express my gratitude to Aakash+BYJU’S for providing me and my father an opportunity to go to NASA. It has been my dream and now it is finally coming true. I look forward to the experiences and the learning’s.” The trip to NASA is Aakash + BYJU’S first-ever initiative to make students experience concepts beyond their syllabus and remain motivated and focused on their studies. The students will be accompanied by one of their parents. The Process Advisor & Evaluator for ANTHE Exam-NASA Trip was KPMG Assurance & Consulting Services LLP. ANTHE 2021 carried a total of 90 marks and comprised 35 multiple-choice questions that are based on grades and streams of aspirations of students.
Congratulating Anshul, Mr Aakash Chaudhry, Managing Director, Aakash + BYJU’S, said, “We are very proud of AnshulSah who has been shortlisted for the NASA trip. The journey will be path-breaking as it will give him a high level of exposure. Such experiences will encourage the students in the holistic development of their careers and personalities. The trip to NASA will motivate students to pursue careers in science and technology and give them a first hand experience of how the technology at NASA works.” The 4 day tour will give students an enriching experience of how the space organisation works. There will be projects, live demonstrations and simulations, group discussions and other activities which will further help students to dig deeper in the concepts.
