The Khaitan School, Noida, proudly hosted IGNITIA 2.0 – “Explore. Experiment. Elevate.”, a vibrant science exhibition celebrating scientific curiosity, technological advancement, and student-led innovation. The event provided a platform for students to transform their ideas into practical solutions and explore how science and technology can address real-world challenges.
With the participation of 97 students, the exhibition featured an impressive range of research-based projects, working models, and innovative prototypes across Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Artificial Intelligence, environmental sustainability, healthcare, agriculture, and engineering.


The event began with an inaugural ceremony led by the Principal and the Heads of the Senior and Middle School. Their presence highlighted the school’s commitment to encouraging critical thinking, creativity, scientific inquiry, and experiential learning.
The occasion was further enriched by the presence of Dr. Kamalika Banerjee, a distinguished researcher and scholar with a Ph.D. from IIT Delhi, a recipient of the American Society for Virology Travel Award, and a proud alumna of The Khaitan School. Her interaction with students and appreciation of their scientific ideas made the exhibition an inspiring learning experience.


A special highlight was the recognition of KedovoAI, an AI-powered learning companion founded by Akshaj Gupta of Class X. The project demonstrated how young innovators can use emerging technologies to develop solutions that support learning. The achievements of the winning teams in Biology, Physics, and Chemistry further showcased the students’ dedication, creativity, and scientific understanding.
IGNITIA 2.0 truly reflected its guiding philosophy of exploring possibilities, experimenting with ideas, and elevating learning through innovation. The Khaitan School, Noida, continues to encourage students to think independently, embrace scientific challenges, and develop solutions that can make a meaningful difference in the world.
The exhibition was a celebration of young minds and their potential to shape a brighter, more innovative future.


