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Permalink Reply by Anand on August 28, 2013 at 3:19pm

Hello Seema,

Following information was shared during a previous discussion on this forum.

Hope this helps!

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Amity and Apeejay are equally good and bad with Amity higher in terms of ranking given by reports/survey. Amity is a group deep into modern education with all kinds of education (management, law and what not), Their group is professional managed and have good spend on advertising. For example they were sponsors of Commonwealth games and also sponsors of Delhi daredevils. So, they are more visible. The rub off of Amity mother brand comes on all their institutions and Amity International School also gets benefited by that. Education world magazine survey gave Amity 2st rank among best schools in last year (in Noida) (1- step by step), whereas before last year, they were ranked no 1 (in noida) for three continuous years.

Apeejay is not maintaining the pace of doing activities by which they can be noticed or perceived  better than Amity. (although they also run multiple schools at different level) However, if your child goes to any of these two schools, the experience will be similar in terms of academic focus, school functioning, population (on high side), teacher-student ratio, services offered.

Amity would certainly be better in terms of non-academic matters and slightly expensive also.

Permalink Reply by Gaurav Gupta on August 28, 2013 at 3:36pm

Can anybody tell, what is the teacher-student ratio in both the schools at primary level

Permalink Reply by Shashi Kant Mishra on August 29, 2013 at 10:16am

T-S ratio at Amity is 1:20 and at Apeejay would be a similar 1:20 -1:25. At Amity each Nur and KG class has 37-40kids with 2 teachers and 1 maid. From 1st onwards, the T-S ratio doubles as there is only 1 teacher and 1 maid.