I am Sanskriti Sarangi from batch of 2013. I am currently working as a Manager with Consumer, Private and Business Banking division of Standard Chartered Bank. GGHS helped shape me in my most impressionable years especially during a time when I was entirely new to the city. I was given constant guidance from all the teachers right from the beginning. Every teacher took out time personally to help me catch up with my academics. The school gave me ample opportunities to explore and participate in quizzes, book reviews and creative arts. I also got an opportunity to represent the school at Odyssey, an international Literary Competition and was given constant guidance in every step of the way to wade through debates, dramatics and simulations. GGHS created a safe space for independent thinking, zeal to explore multifarious fields and helped challenge myself to do better, for which I will forever be grateful. Looking forward to coming to my alma mater and reliving all the countless memories.

This is Lokesh Panjwani, Glorian of Batch 2010 with Commerce + Math Stream and a Chartered Accountant by Profession, currently practicing in Gwalior. I always feel proud and blessed to complete my schooling with Gwalior Glory High School. With Great Pride, I can say that the School has given me so much that I will always be thankful of Starting with the brilliant teachers that the school had and still have and are working with same set of consistency, hardwork & Dedication. A big thank you to all the Teachers, Principal, Directors and the whole Staff (including maids and helpers) for being with us always. Secondly, Co-curricular activities help alot in gaining back energy whenever U feel low. Music/Orchestra, for me has been one of the therapies which makes me enlightening and charged up. I thank My Music Teachers who taught me so well that we also gained first position in Choithram India International School in Indore in orchestra Competition and also gained first position as a whole School. Thirdly, The Stage Fear, the lack of confidence, lack of motivation, lack of trust, which maximum students feel in school life, all I would say that whatever confidence I have today, the seed of this is GGHS. I whole heartedly thank and would always be thankful to MY GGHS Family for being such a great trustworthy and hardworking entity as a whole. GGHS Days – Best Days of Life Thank You So Much

My name is Shubham Patsariya (GGHS Batch of 2013). I qualified CSE 2022 through which I have been allocated Indian Railway Management Service. My learnings during school days gave me a good foundation to not only become a good professional but also a better human being. Particularly, I was inspired by our principal ma’am Mrs. Rajeshwari Sawant as she always showed great empathy and compassion towards all of us. As is famously said children learn more from who you are than what you teach. I hope she continues to inspire many more impressionable minds like me and help them become better human beings in life.

As a product designer at BharatPe , I reflect on how my educational journey has shaped my career path. School has played a crucial role in providing me with a solid foundation in critical thinking skills and a passion for innovation. Through hands-on projects, collaborative learning environments, and dedicated mentors, I’ve been equipped with the tools and knowledge necessary to thrive in the field. My educational experiences have instilled in me the confidence to tackle challenges creatively and the drive to continually push my boundaries. I am grateful for the opportunities and support I received during my schooling, which have been instrumental in helping me reach where I am today.

My Name is Dr. Neenu Jain and I have graduated from school in year 2015. I have completed my MBBS from GRMC, Gwalior and I am currently working as JR- Radiodiagnosis, Super Speciality Hospital, JA Group of Hospitals, Gwalior. My journey to becoming who I am today has been greatly influenced by my experiences in school. School has played a pivotal role in shaping my character, knowledge, and skills. Beyond academics, school also fostered my personal growth by nurturing important values such as discipline, resilience, and teamwork through extracurricular activities, sports, and group projects. In the pursuit of my dream to become a doctor, school served as the launching pad for my journey into the field of medicine. Additionally, the guidance and mentorship of teachers in school were invaluable in helping me navigate the complex path towards becoming a doctor. They provided valuable insights, advice, and support at every step of the way. It not only equipped me with the necessary knowledge and skills but also instilled in me the values and mindset required to succeed in the demanding field of medicine.

“You are the best judge of yourself”. Don’t just blindly decide what you want to do with your career, as you may have to live with that decision for more than 40 years. Worst way to go about it is, following other’s lead, you must find a path which complements your strentghs and then work towards achieving your goal and then you must achieve every goal you aim for in your field because “Ace of one field is better than Jack of all fields”. I would also like to suggest for your exams, do as much efforts as it take to make you honestly feel that ‘yes, now my preparation is complete’, do this and you’ll never have regrets. Academics : Academics : B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from MANIT, Bhopal Academic Achievements: IITJEE 2010 – AIR 6529 AIEEE 2010 – AIR 7330 GATE 2017 – AIR 351 Previous Experience: Worked 2 years as ‘Engineer’ at JK Tyre & Industries Currently working as “Trainee Scientific Officer” at BARC (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre), Mumbai

A building is as strong as it’s foundation and today when I look back, I realise that whatever I have achieved so far in life is because of the strong foundation my teachers helped me build at Gwalior Glory High School. I give credit for my achievement to my school and my parents. B.Tech in Civil Engineering from VIT University, Chennai Awarded with the Best Outgoing Student of the University by Dr. Kiran Bedi. Currently working at L&T Construction, Mumbai.

Stay focused towards your goal. Persistence and hard work is the key towards success. School is first such place where one can unleash the true potential. Being an alumna of Gwalior Glory High School is a matter of great pride, I have learned the best lessons of my life here, had opportunity to learn from best teachers and earned best friends for life. I would dedicate a major part of my success today to my school that made me into what I am today.

Nothing warms my heart more than the memories I made when in school. Naturally, this is a feeling words cannot begin to express. It’s been more than 7 years since I graduated from school, and there hasn’t been a single day when I haven’t felt nostalgic. Nothing compares to the moments you have and the friends you make in school. And what makes it better, is that GGHS was the only place where I felt teachers really focused on making the students learn, rather than doing their job of just delivering a lecture without a sense of care. And wherever I have been, I have failed to find such an environment, which makes you want to learn, where teachers command respect, instead of demanding it. I am currently working at Beam Solutions, Inc in Mountain View, California and pursuing my Master’s in Software Engineering at San Jose State University, California, US. I always strive to do better than myself because when you begin to think of yourself as having achieved something, then there’s nothing left for you to work towards. And I truly believe that what I am, where I am, it has only been made possible by GGHS. I won’t be frugal in venerating my school and my teachers, because that’s something they deserve. And it would be but a platitude when I say that GGHS helped me achieve goals I only contemplated of.