Amity College announced its outstanding achievement in the 2023 Higher School Certificate (HSC) exams, showcasing its commitment to preparing ‘future-ready’ students. A remarkable 31 students, representing more than one-fifth of the cohort, have achieved an Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) above 90, illustrating the college’s continued excellence in education.
Talhah Raza leads this extraordinary group with the highest ATAR of 99.95, ranking first in New South Wales. His achievement includes a first place in the state in Biology, a subject taken by nearly 20,000 students.
Talal Shahid also showcased his academic prowess with an ATAR of 99.8, including a state rank in Biology. Their teacher, Head of Science, Sushila Prasad, reflected on the success in Biology, stating, “the students are not only exceptionally bright but also demonstrate the most noteworthy humility and dedication throughout their studentship.”
Hanne Kocadag, distinguished as the girls’ high school dux, achieved an impressive ATAR of 99.25. Closely following her were students Tahir Rana and Soha Fayaz who were awarded the prestigious Premier’s All rounder award.
Kerime Yazici’s first place in Turkish Continuers is another notable achievement, adding to the college’s state rank achievements along with his other accelerated peer, Murat Yilmaz, who also scored 3rd in the state.
Executive Principal Mehmet Koca commented, “These results reflect the relentless pursuit of excellence by our students and teachers. Our teacher’s dedication is the cornerstone of our mission to prepare students for a dynamic and challenging future.”
Amity College’s K-12 holistic educational framework is designed to nurture well-rounded individuals who excel academically, socially, and personally.
This year’s HSC results not only celebrate the students’ individual achievements but also underscore the college’s commitment to fostering the leaders of tomorrow.
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