• To help students achieve self-discipline, cultivate good habits and be open to the Divine Will.
• To train students in clarity of thought and accuracy of expression and to develop the leadership qualities in them.
• To cultivate a healthy modern outlook among the students while drawing inspiration from ancient cultural heritage and tradition.
• To inculcate in the students a sense of responsibility to the nation and to encourage their involvement in the task of building up a new India, free from exploitation, injustice, corruption, ignorance, poverty and misery.

• Application for admission shall be made in the prescribed form duly signed by the pupil’s parent along with Birth certificate, a passport size photo and a photocopy of Adhar, both pupil’s and parents.
• Students coming from other schools must produce their transfer certificate and progress report along with the application.
• Promotion to the higher classes is based on the student’s performance in all the examinations conducted during the academic year.
• A student who is detained twice in the same standard will not be allowed to continue in the school.
• Continuous absence for 15 days without leave will be considered equivalent to withdrawal, and the student’s name will be removed from the roll.
• Withdrawal notice must be given in writing by the parent.
• Transfer Certificates will be issued only when the parent/guardian applies for it, after all dues are cleared.
• Those who apply for TC should submit the application 15 days in advance and pay the fees due till the date of application.
• No TC will be issued until all dues are fully paid and all library books are returned.
• Promotion of students with unpaid dues will be withheld.

• Periodic tests and examinations assess students’ academic performance and help improve study habits. Monthly tests, pre-mid-term, mid-term, post mid-term, and annual exams are conducted.
• Minimum of 50% in each subject is required for promotion.
• Absence in exams is treated as zero; no retests will be conducted.
• Silence must be maintained in exam halls; no lending or borrowing of items is allowed.
• Malpractice may result in suspension or expulsion depending on the severity.
• Parents must attend result discussions and sign progress reports; failure to do so may impact admission.
• Promotion depends on test scores, attendance, homework, discipline, and internal assessments.
• 90% attendance is mandatory for promotion.
• Students who don’t secure promotion may have to leave; the Principal’s decision is final.
• No exams will be held outside the scheduled dates.

• Latecomers must meet the Principal before entering class.
• Punctuality and regular attendance are mandatory.
• Leave must be requested in writing by parents and recorded in the diary.
• The school is not responsible for lost items; belongings should be labeled.
• Buying food from outside the school is not allowed.
• Students should always maintain behavior that brings honor to their school and family.
• Parents must ensure students arrive before the first bell.

• The school fee is payable for the full year in June or in three installments.
• A late fee of Rs. 100/- will be charged after the 10th; the fine will double thereafter.
• Fee receipts must be retained and shown when required.
• Full-year fee is required for late admissions or withdrawals.

The school cabinet consists of various key leadership positions, fostering responsibility and teamwork among students:

• Head Boy
• Head Girl
• General Captain
• Magazine Editor
• Arts Secretary
• Assistant Leader
• Captains and Vice-Captains of the four houses

• Supervise home study and ensure that children revise what was taught during the day.
• Meet class teachers occasionally to discuss the progress of their children.
• Avoid criticism of teachers in front of your children, as it may affect their respect for the staff.
• Ensure your children are punctual and come to school in uniform.
• Ensure proper etiquette, such as greeting teachers and maintaining good manners.