OGAG - Once a Gurukulite, Always a Gurukulite
Fostering a Lifelong Bond
At Gurukul, every alumnus remains a cherished part of our family—forever connected, forever celebrated. OGAG (Once a Gurukulite, Always a Gurukulite) is our Alumni Community initiative designed to strengthen lifelong ties and nurture a philanthropic and entrepreneurial mindset among our students through the power of collaboration and continued connection.
Our alumni are regularly welcomed back as special guests and speakers during school events, where their journeys and achievements inspire current learners and create a legacy for future generations. To further deepen this bond, OGAG also serves as an online alumni community platform to reconnect, network, mentor, advise, and contribute meaningfully to the growth of the school.
We encourage our dear alumni to come forward and connect with us in advisory and mentorship roles, fostering a strong relationship among alumni, students, and school members—built on oneness, goodwill, and pride. Together, this connection opens doors for collaboration and supports the holistic development of all involved—across personal, professional, emotional, and intellectual spheres.
Because at Gurukul, the bond truly lasts a lifetime.
Our Alumni Shine
Mudit Joshi Graduate 2017
B.Sc Computer Science & Wildlife Ecology, University of Wisconsin Madison • Software Engineer, Trulioo Inc.
Conferred 'Student of the Year' by Times of India, Mudit achieved AIR-4 in Saviours Environmental Olympiad and made sterling contributions with Google, Cambridge, TERI and the British Council.
Ashish Kumar Bhardwaj Graduate 2012
B.A.LL.B. (Hons.), BHU • LL.M., Indian Law Institute • Advocate, Supreme Court of India
Ashish led the Interact Club, trained over 3000 students on public speaking and debating, and was bestowed the President's Scholarship at South Asian University.
Shaurya Vats Graduate 2018
B.A., St. Stephen's College, D.U. • M.A. (Education), UCL London • Business Analyst, Zomato
Former 'Student of the Year' (Times of India), School President and Head Boy — moulded through debates, olympiads and student exchange programmes into a lifelong learner.