(Lokjagruti )A group of talented students from Kids Brain Academy have made their school and city proud by winning top honours at the 11th HORUS International Mental Mathematics Competition, held in Dubai on October 30, 2025.
The prestigious global event saw participation from hundreds of young mathematical prodigies representing countries such as India, Saudi Arabia, Romania, Bulgaria, the Emirates, Libya, and Germany, showcasing their exceptional speed, accuracy, and concentration in solving complex mental arithmetic challenges.
Representing India, the bright young minds from Kids Brain Academy impressed judges and audiences alike with their extraordinary calculation skills. Their hard work and dedication culminated in multiple trophy wins across various categories, earning international recognition for their achievements.
International Abacus and Mental Maths competition held in Dubai on 30th October 2025, winners from India are
Rudra Dev -2nd Winner (8-year-old)
Aadya Pandarpur-2nd Winner (6-year-old)
Vishrut Gadre-1st Winner (8-year-old)
Tej Arvik Reddy -1st Winner (6-year-old)
Guatam Vipin-1st Winner (11-year-old)
Vedant Saxena -1st Winner (12-year-old)
Manjiri Thite-1st Winner (12-year-old)
Mahi Solanki- 1st Winner (9-year-old)
Nilay Panderkar -1st Winner (8-year-old)
Sushil Watve -1st Winner (8-year-old)
Saee Tathwade -Champion of the Champion (8-year-old)
Priyansha Basu- Champion of the Champion (6-year-old)
The academy’s trainers expressed immense pride in their students’ accomplishments, noting that their success reflects not just talent but also consistent practice, discipline, and mental agility nurtured through structured training.
“This achievement is a testament to how focus, confidence, and the right guidance can help children excel on the global stage,” said Mrs Pallavi Thite, Director, Kids Brain Academy.
Parents and mentors of the young champions celebrated the victory as a milestone for Indian participation in international mental math events, encouraging more children to explore the power of logical thinking and concentration through abacus-based learning.
The HORUS International Mental Mathematics Competition is known for promoting cognitive excellence among young learners, testing their ability to perform large calculations mentally within seconds — without the aid of calculators or paper.
With this win, Kids Brain Academy students have once again proven that dedication and passion can lead to remarkable achievements that inspire others to reach for global excellence.
