The Sanskaar Valley School (TSVS), Bhopal, is ranked as the third best in the day-cum-boarding schools category across the nation and as the first in the entire State.
The 11th annual EducationWorld India School Rankings (EWISR) 2017-18 survey was released in Bangalore on Friday. In the rating other than TSVS Campion School of Bhopal, Shishukunj International Coed School, Indore, Christ Church School for Girls, Jabalpur are ranked Madhya Pradesh's most admired Day Schools in the survey.
Notably, the survey rates and ranks the country’s Top 1,000 schools in 14 categories including Day boys, girls, co-ed and day-cum- boarding; legacy Boarding, and international schools. The country’s top-ranked schools will be felicitated in Gurgaon on September 22 and 23.
According to the survey in the traditional and legacy Boarding Schools category, The Scindia Kanya Vidylaya, Gwalior (Girls), stood at No. 1 position nationwide as well as the state. The Scindia School, Gwalior (all-boys) was ranked No. 2 nationwide.
Further, in Bhopal Billabong High International School and Delhi Public School, Kolar Road bagged the No. 1 position followed by St. Joseph's Co-ed School along with Bal Bhawan School at No. 2 and Campion School, Bairagarh at No. 3 respectively in the Co-ed Day Schools category.
There were about 14 parameters over which the schools were ranked. These parameters included Academic Reputation, Community Service, Competence of Faculty, leadership and Management Quality, Co-curricular Education, Sports Education, Safety and Hygiene and more.
The schools are assessed and are given marks out of a total of 1,500. While each parameter carries 100 marks, the one on Competence of Faculty is given 200.
“This year’s survey in which 12,367 parents, principals, educationists and senior students countrywide were asked to rate the country’s Top 1,000 schools on 14 parameters of education excellence, is perhaps the largest ever worldwide. It will help parents countrywide to choose the most suitable school for their children,” said Dilip Thakore, founder-editor of EducationWorld.