List of Top Boarding Schools in West India - Fees, Reviews, Admission
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Corvuss American Academy
Karjat, Maharashtra
Mayo College Girls School
Ajmer, Rajasthan
The Sagar School
Alwar, Rajasthan
Liberty World Academy
Karjat, Maharashtra
Sahyadri School
Pune, Maharashtra
Mayo College
Ajmer, Rajasthan
Jayshree Periwal High School
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Birla Public School, Kishangarh
Ajmer, Rajasthan
MIT Pune's Vishwashanti Gurukul - An IB World School
Pune, Maharashtra
Heritage Girls School
Udaipur, Rajasthan
Vidya Niketan Birla Public School
Pilani, Rajasthan
Neerja Modi School
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Delhi Public School
Pali, Rajasthan
Dharav High School
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls Public School
Jaipur, Rajasthan
SGVP International School
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Birla Balika Vidyapeeth
Pilani, Rajasthan
Dr. K.N. Modi Global School
Tonk, Rajasthan
St. Peter's School
Panchgani, Maharashtra
Tagore Science Residential School
Nagaur, Rajasthan
B K Birla Centre For Education
Pune, Maharashtra
Kimmins School
Panchgani, Maharashtra
Barnes School Chapel
Deolali, Maharashtra
Vagad Global School
Palghar, Maharashtra
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West India comprises of the states of Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and the union territories of Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli. The geographical conditions and scenic landscapes create a great environment for young students to study. This serves the main for having some of the best boarding schools of India in this region. The study hours at a boarding school goes beyond the walls of the classroom and academics as students are fruitfully occupied all day long until they call it a day and sleep. The boarding schools in the west India offer education in varied curriculums. Parents can choose from a host of different schools offering co-education, day cum boarding, only boys, only girls, programs.
Edustoke as a school search platform will provide all required guidance and information for parents and students seeking admissions. Ranging from helping in shortlisting schools, to aligning visits to physically go and see the school, Edustoke team will partner with parents at each step leading to a successful admission of the student. The different schools listed at the portal have been put in the list after research, verification and an absolute understanding of the fact that as parents, variety in style of teaching, board, fee and region matter a lot. Edustoke brings to you the best boarding schools of West India India at a glance to think, understand and evaluate information in order to make the best choice for your child
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. Can I visit Boarding School before admission of my kids?
Yes you can. In fact, you must. Unlike a day school, your child would live in the boarding school and any parent would want to make sure that their child in a safe secure hygienic and comfortable place which would be instrumental in his mental and physical development. School visit is a very important part of the edustoke counselling process, and we ensure that all the parents who are being assisted by us, have their visits planned with the all permissions taken.
2. How much do boarding schools cost?
Annual fee range, for boarding schools, is very wide. Privately run and managed boarding can have an annual fee for junior class (grade 5 or less) as low as 1 lakh per annum and goes all way to 20 lakhs per annum. Besides annual fee, there are additional costs such as travel and other expenses, which again vary enormously from school to school. A school with a fee of 1 lakh per annum, generally, can provide only very basic boarding lodging facilities. At the other end schools charging 10Lakhs and above usually provide the best possible boarding and lodging facilities, usually multiple curriculum choices and a very wide variety of sports. However, we should be mention that annual fee is not necessarily a good indicator of school's overall quality (it is only a reasonable indicator of infrastructure provided). It is however reasonable to expect that, with good boarding and lodging ample sports facilities and good teachers a school would have to charge somewhere between 4 to 8 lakhs to meet all expenses. This answer will be not complete, if don’t mention government boarding schools. There are 550+ Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas and 20+ Sainik and Military Schools which provide education completely free of cost with almost all expenses taken care of. Entry into these schools though entrance exams.
3. Which is the best boarding school in India?
There are several institutions that can lay claim to that title and there would be no name or list of the best which cannot be contested, and spark debate or controversy. Many ranking and awards that have come up lately (and more get added to the list each year) which publish raking across multiple categories (and categories also increase every year to accommodate more and more schools) which offer some insights, however there no neutral independent entity with no commercial relations with schools that exists to definitely pass best and worst school judgement with any objectivity.
While we all agree that some schools do a better job than others, in India, which has 1500+ boarding schools, finding the best one could across all parameters would not only be very difficult it may be impossible. So each set of parents have to find the best one which suits their needs and aspirations. Some things that a parent must keep in mind:
i) Budget:
Don’t go overboard, there is little correlation between expense and output desired.
ii) Academic output:
Ask for past three years results if you want an academic rigorous environment.
iii) Look at infra in detail and objectively:
There are certain sports and activities which appear attractive on paper but have very little value practically.
4. What are the benefits of attending a boarding school?
Boarding schools offer some unique developmental opportunities not available in day schools to the same extent. Boarding school students invariably turn out to be more independent, more self-confident have better social skills. Children from diverse backgrounds living together in a boarding school, are exposed to much wider set experiences which community day schools rarely have. Boarding schools have a 24X7 curriculum which gives them ability to include far more activities and events in the school calendar leading to better overall development including leadership qualities. Sports and outdoor activities are an integral part of the day, something city day schools struggle to provide.