Aadi Sujan: 99th Percentile in AMC12, National Tennis Player, and Singapore’s Youngest Pilot
Aadi Sujan isn’t just a student—he’s a high achiever with a passion for challenges, whether in math, sports, or life. Recently, he earned a place on the Distinguished Honor Roll in the American Mathematics Competitions (AMC), awarded to students in the top 1%.
Meet Aadi Sujan
- Grade 7, learning with Ms. Garima Bhanti
- Achieved 99th percentile in AMC12
- Loves mental maths and excels in competitions
- Interests beyond Math: plays guitar
- National-level tennis player
- Youngest pilot in Singapore
Aadi’s journey is full of memorable moments that showcase his intelligence, determination, and resilience.
“Aadi is very intelligent and hardworking. He loves mental maths, but sometimes struggles with step-by-step problem-solving. For example, he was confused on a school test about ‘Functions’. I took an extra class to clear his doubts, and he scored 100/100.
Once, after losing a tennis practice match to a four-year national-level champion, Aadi was upset and lost confidence in his services. I motivated him, discussed focus areas, and suggested practice techniques for improvement. The very next day, he won the match 11/7 and was extremely happy.”
~ GARIMA BHANTI, TUTOR OF AADI SUJAN
His consistently high scores and remarkable RIT growth demonstrate both his strong grasp of mathematical concepts and his exceptional performance compared to students nationwide, placing him in the highest percentiles.
Aadi is the kind of student who shares his challenges openly, seeks guidance, and applies feedback to improve—not just in math, but in life skills too. His combination of talent, hard work, and resilience makes him a true example of a MathFit child.
This is Aadi. He is a MathFit child.
