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Good Schools In Dwarka

Hello ,

My daughter is 3 and will be starting formal school in 2015-16 session.

Could you please provide me a list of top schools in Dwarka, in terms of Education, Sports, Culture and child student ratio.

Also , i reside in sector 6 , so in which schools i have a better chance.

Thanks and Regards,

Ravi.

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Permalink Reply by Mala Singh on December 24, 2014 at 9:12am

@ Varun Mahajan, These days DDA does not allot huge plots to schools like the good old days of modern school etc. Moreover, most of the periods in any school are transacted inside the school building and not in the playground. In schools with a bigger plot or playground too, children usually remain in their classroom. Spaces are not that important as is the optimum utilisation of the spaces is.So I think, we should focus more on the vision, curriculum, teaching methods, environment and quality of teaching and teachers of the school and also that what kind of activities does the school do so that the children may actually gain something.......& moreover individual attention and safety is very important these days. I also sometimes feel that the schools who have decided to be 2-4 section schools and have focussed more on quality, also stand an advantage in terms of safety and individual attention. I have heard a lot good about JM and luckily you are so close, why don't you pay a visit and find out about school's learning programme.

Permalink Reply by heidi on December 17, 2014 at 9:19am

found this Hindustan Times Cfore survey online for 2013 where they have ranked Top Dwarka schools in following order:
DPS
NBS
Bal Bharti
VIS 10
MCS
SVIS 18
ITL
Indraprastha
NKB
RD Rajpal
Maxfort

I hope this may help.

Permalink Reply by Sudheer on December 17, 2014 at 9:26am

This is helpful Heidi Ji

Permalink Reply by Sandeep Pal on December 17, 2014 at 4:24pm

@Varun Mahajan. Maxford is better

Permalink Reply by Sunil Kashyap on December 17, 2014 at 4:25pm

Hi Ravi Joshi, I am a little confused about top school that you are asking for. Does 'the top' means those 3-4 names which are always there for hear say ? I have read some very sensible and eye-opening comments on this site on the term 'good schools' or 'top schools'. The top school would be the one where your child will get maximum educational and inspirational inputs, some individual attention, some great vision and passion to fulfil that vision. You must explore the schools on such parameters and also persuade others to think, rather than glorifying some 4-5 names without even knowing anything in particular. I think some practical wisdom can save all of us from this maddening anxiety. Another sensible thing which appeals to me is distance and safety. Look at the terrorist attack case in a Pakistani army school yesterday. We should send our kids to nearby schools which are fairly reasonable and pay individual attention on children. like if you are in sector-6, you should not miss checking out J M INTERNATIONAL and MAXFORT. Both are quite good in terms of methods. A DAV is also nearby. These are my personal views and I thought like sharing my insight. ALL THE BEST

Permalink Reply by Sudheer on December 17, 2014 at 4:48pm

Dear Sunil,

Your comments make much sense. Thank you very much.

Permalink Reply by Varun Mahajan on December 17, 2014 at 7:24pm

what does a terrorist attack have to do with location ? we are not doing admissions in Pak here are we ?

Permalink Reply by Ravi Joshi on December 17, 2014 at 7:39pm

Hi Sunil,

By Top I meant good schools that anyone can vouch for.

I was looking for a list of schools which i should not miss in applying.

experience from parents who are sending their wards to these schools matter most.

You are right that there should not be unnecessary anxiety, but sadly that's the way it is now.

Thanks ,