The Scindia School (Gwalior)

The Scindia School formerly known as the Sardar’s School was founded in the year 1897. The Scindia School was founded by HH Maharaja Madhavrao Scindia I. The school is a boys boarding school affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education and offers education from Class VI to Class XII. Scindia The school has many collaborations with other institutions such as International Boys School Coalition (IBSC), Indian Public Schools Conference, Round Square, Trinity College London, BBC School Project, etc. The school is open for both Indian students and International students. Scindia School Gwalior fees can be found out on the school website for both Indian and International students.

Scindia School address can be found at the Gwalior Fort, Gwalior. The nearest airport to the school is Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Air Terminal Airport which is 12.5 km and can be reached in about 40 minutes. The nearest railway station to the college is Gwalior Railway Station which is 5.4 km away and can be reached in about 20 minutes. One can take a bus or taxi from the airport or railway station to reach the school. Students can find the Scindia School Gwalior fees structure on the website.

The Scindia School Gwalior admission takes place from Class VI onwards. Students are requested to meet the eligibility criteria of the school in order to be granted admission into the school. Students who are seeking admission into Class VI to Class VII have to appear for entrance examinations such as Common Aptitude Analysis (CAA) or Scindia School Aptitude Analysis (SAA). Students can appear for either of the exams. Scindia School Gwalior admission into Class IX to Class XII takes place for meritorious students. The admission is also dependent on the number of vacancies available. Students can appear for the CAA exam in the following centers- Mumbai, Gwalior, Kolkata, Lucknow and Delhi. Students can find the Scindia School Gwalior contact number on the website.

Scindia School Gwalior alumni were the students of Scindia School who have achieved success in their life and not only in their chosen occupations but also contributing towards the society for the good. Such Scindia School alumni are Moti Dar (Indian Army), Mr. NK Tewari (Principal), Dushant Singh (Indian Air Force), Rajendra Singh Power (NIIT), Lieutenant General Sami Khan (Indian Army), Salman Khan etc. There are many alumni in various professions around the world who are making a difference.

Scindia School Gwalior facilities are offered to students so that they can feel a home outside their home. The facilities allow them to surf the internet, get athletic, practice sports they want to play, take part in educational trips, practice cultural activities, play sports tournaments, etc. The facilities are IT infrastructure, dining facilities, sports facilities, co-curricular activities, medical facilities, school shops, exchange programs, career cell, etc. Sports such as horse riding, archery, shooting, hockey, football, athletics, cricket, cross country, basketball, tennis, squash, table tennis, swimming, skating, adventure sports, karate, yoga are played at the school. The school also provides a meditation service to students named Astachal. Scindia School also has a school society under which students are taught skills in the field of art and craft, music, photography, pottery and clay modeling, the brass band, aeromodelling, chemical hobby, metalwork, paper mache, public speaking, publications, robotic, stone carving, wood carving, textile design. BHABHA scientific society, computer society, English literary society, Hindi and English dramatic society, library management, and chorean souls.

Scindia School also teaches students to indulge in community service. The students participate in green initiatives, social service league, nanhi kali, the round square to give back to society. Scindia School Gwalior scholarships are also provided to students to study in the school and to study at the partner institutions abroad. Students past Class IX are selected in a number of two. Those students can make choices to study at their desired school from the partner institutions.