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Established in year 1949, Delhi Public School Mathura Road is a co-educational day cum boarding school and a member of the Indian Public School Conference. The foundation stone of the school building was laid in 1956 by Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, the Vice President of India. The impressive school building today comprises four computer centres, work experience block, laboratories, libraries, swimming pools, squash courts, hostel facility for both boys & girls
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The school began as Church High School in the President's Estate in 1941. It was renamed to Naveen Bharat School in 1947, and finally moved to its present location on Mathura Road and was renamed as Delhi Public School in 1949. The foundation stone of the school building was laid in 1956 by Dr.S. Radhakrishnan, the Vice-President of India, and the buildings were substantially complete by 1965 three years after Principal Din Dayal took over. Mathura Road established itself as one of the leading public schools in New Delhi, both academically and in sports, with the student body drawn from the populations of Government officials' children and children of the then newly rising Punjabi refugee business community establishing itself in South Delhi. By 1965, the school had moved into a three-storey building and by 1970 it had a student body of almost 3,000 students. The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education system and has continuous tests and assignments. In 2007 it was rated as the third 'most respected secondary school' in India in a survey conducted by the Indian Market Research Bureau (IMRB) for the Deccan Herald newspaper. The Rev. (Dr.) J. D. Tytler was the first principal of the school. He was followed by Dr. K. C. Khanna, and then, in 1962, by Mr. Din Dayal. The current principal is Mr. M. I. Hussain.
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School
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Management |
Private
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Association |
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Established In |
1949
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Curriculum |
CBSE (Affiliation No. 2730015)
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Medium |
English
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Grade Level |
Kindergarten, Primary, Junior, High School
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Residential |
Day Scholars (Timing: Morning)
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Challenged Children |
Tamana Special School, a school for physically and mentally handicapped children
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Student Strength |
10000
Undergraduate
Post Graduate
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Facult Strength |
200
Master Degree
PhD Degree
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Student Faculty Ratio |
40
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Admissions
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Deadline:
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Fee:
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Admission [Fee: 725 + Building Fund: 10,000]; Annual [Fee: 1,350 + Development Fee: 4,200]; Tution [Fee: 2,650 + Lab Fee: 500 - 1400]; Bus [Fee: 700-900]
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Process |
Please contact school directly, as details vary for different situations.
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Academics / Activities
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CBSE curriculum from Nursery to Grade XII. Grade XII Streams: Science, Commerce, Humanities Grade X Streams: Science, Commerce, Humanities Grade XII 2009 Result: Appeared-417, Pass-416, Above 90%-14%, Above 80%: 44%, Above 70%-27%.
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Study Material |
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Activities |
WORK EXPEREINCE: Work experience is a part of the school curriculum and compulsory for every student. One period per week is allocated for this. The aim is to teach a skill which can be pursued as a hobby too, resulting in a perfect blend of academics and activities for the overall development of a child. This enhances the child’s personality. A separate building has been provided for the above purpose. Electronic, Electrical Gadgets, Photography, Metal Work, Wood Work, Commercial Art, Home Science, Paper Craft, Indian Music, Instrumental Music, Dance, Tabla, Western Music
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Results
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Academic Results |
Grade XII 2009 Result: Appeared-417, Pass-416, Above 90%-14%, Above 80%: 44%, Above 70%-27%.
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Activities Results |
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Placements |
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Facilities
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CLINIC FACILITY: The school clinic is looked after by a resident doctor, a part- time doctor, specialists on the call and trained nurses. A periodical medical check up is done of every student and a record is maintained parents are informed if the doctor finds that a child needs special medical attention. Three resident nurses look after the health needs of the boarders.
CANTEEN FACILTY: The school canteen serves snacks, ice-creams, fruits, etc, on cash payment at fixed at fixed rates, During winter, if a sufficient number of students so desire, it provides hot lunch to them at reasonable rates.
BOOK SHOP FACILTY: All schoolbooks and other articles of stationery can be purchased from the school bookstore, which remains open during school hours.
UNIFORM SHOP FACILITY: The school uniform can be purchased from the school uniform shop, which remains open during school hours.
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Transportation |
Transport facility is available to all the students from Nursery to Class XII. Our bus routes cater to students from every part of the N.C.T. Delhi. For a safe journey to school, the following rules are to be followed by the students. 1. Students can only get on / off from their fixed bus-stops. 2. Students can only travel by their assigned buses. Even on request students will not be permitted to do otherwise. 3. At the end of the school day, students should board their respective buses immediately and not move out. They should remain seated till buses leave. 4. Do not run to the bus but walk in a queue. 5. Do not jump on or off a moving bus, for it is dangerous. 6. Do not push each other when you get on or off the bus. 7. Maintain discipline in the bus as any mischief will disturb the driver. 8. Do not stretch your head or hands out of the bus. 9. Cooperate with the staff on duty and abide by the instructions given by them from time to time. 10. Never stand in front or behi
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ALUMNI
Rohit Bal, fashion designer. Shibani Kashyap, singer. Vinod Khanna, actor. Salman Khurshid, politician, lawyer and writer. Arun Mohan, senior advocate. Shantanu Prakash, the Managing Director of Educomp Solutions Gaurang Sehgal Mallika Sherawat, actress. Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman of the Indian Planning Commission.
BRANCHES
Delhi Public School, R K Puram, Delhi
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