About Apex
Welcome to Apex Chess Academy, founded in 2010, with a commitment to delivering comprehensive and effective chess training to players of all skill levels. Our philosophy is that learning should be both enjoyable and enlightening.
Why Choose Apex Chess Academy?
All Skill Levels
At Apex Chess Academy, we cater to a diverse range of players, from complete beginners to those aspiring to become National champion. Our courses and training programs are designed to accommodate beginners, intermediates, and advanced chess enthusiasts.
Tournament Preparation
We regularly host tournaments and events to allow our students to enhance their skills and compete against other players.
Our Mission
Our mission at Apex Chess Academy is to foster the love of chess and empower our students to reach their fullest potential in the game. Over the years, we have played a significant role in the Indian chess community, nurturing talents like Kartavya Anadkat, Abhay Bandewar, Soundarya Pradhan, Kiyana Parihar, Himanshi Rathi and many others
Benefits of Chess
A healthy mind and a fit body contribute greatly in shaping the golden future of a child.
Chess is extremely helpful in brain development, particularly when it is played regularly from a very early age. Mentioned below are some of the most important benefits that children can avail by practicing chess on a regular basis.
Playing any sports on a routine basis keeps the player disciplined in his life.
Playing the game of Chess from the childhood improves his Concentration, memory skill, Confidence, learning ability, thinking capacity, Planning / analytical power and decision making ability of the child.
Last and the very important benefit is to perform very well in academic carrier of the child.
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NEWS/Achievements
Achievements of Adi Jain
Year-2016, Position - 6th 30th National U-9 Open Chess Championship
Achievements of Aditya Melani
Year-2019, Position - 1st 12TH KIIT International open below 1900 (B) category
Achievements of Himanshi Rathi
Year-2019, Position - 1st Khel Maha Kumbh open Girls for visually Challenged Chess Championship