Therefore we are thrilled that our school is ranked #1 in the category of co-ed day-cum-boarding schools nationally and Greenwood High International is ranked #2 among international day-cum-boarding schools within a short span of time. “The past few years have been an exciting time for Greenwood High and we have made a concerted effort to raise the school’s performance on all parameters of education excellence.
We are blessed with students whose talents and achievements are amazing, dedicated faculty and supportive parents,” says Vanita Seghal who took charge as principal of DPSRKP last year.īut while the elevation of the vintage DPSRKP (estb.1972), which has been ranked among the Top 3 for the past five years, is not a surprise - this institution was ranked #1 way back in 2007 when the EW rankings were first introduced - the promotion of the relatively recently promoted CISCE-affiliated Greenwood High School, Bangalore (GHS, estb.2004) to share the #1 spotlight with DPSRKP is a commendable feat. Each child has a voice and each teacher gives a guiding hand. DPSRKP is a totally child centric school. “It feels so good that all the changes that were brought in last year have proved fruitful. With top ratings on the parameters of teacher welfare & development, teacher competence, academic reputation and value for money, DPSRKP, ranked #3 in 2016-17, is ranked #1 in this category by this year’s sample respondents. These are essentially day schools which also provide board and lodging to out-of-town students.Īfter a long duration, Delhi Public School (DPS), RK Puram (Delhi), which enjoys a huge reputation in the national capital, has made it back to the top. While in most of the ten categories into which schools have been sub-divided in the annual EW India School Rankings to create a level playing field for all primary-secondaries and to avoid apples and oranges type of comparisons, there have been minor changes in the Top 10 tables, in this year’s 50-plus co-ed day-cum-boarding schools league table there’s been a big churn. *Note: Montgomery Blair was scored on the basis of its entire student body, rather than its magnet program alone, because magnet students at that school are mainstreamed in many classes.While in other day school league tables, there have been minor changes in the Top 10, in India’s best day-cum-boarding schools 2017-18 rankings there has been a big churn Education researcher Sam Tuo collected these data from 2004 to 2014. The methods of obtaining this information were inspired by three different studies and included collecting the high schools’ self-reports and viewbooks from the colleges. The schools included were Harvard, Yale, Princeton, MIT, Williams, Pomona, Swarthmore, Johns Hopkins, Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, the University of Chicago, and the University of Pennsylvania. This is an average of the percentage of students from each high school who went on to attend 14 top colleges from 2004 to 2014. Calculated by dividing the number of 2018 class year presidential scholar candidates by the number of students in the 2018 class year.Ĥ Number attending 14 Top Colleges. Calculated by dividing the number of 2018 class year National Merit Semi-finalists by the number of students in the 2018 class year.ģ Presidential Scholar Candidates. Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School (Visi)Ģ National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalists.
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