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SCHOOL-LIST-18.Pdf STUDENT'S FROM THE FOLLOWING PRESTIGIOUS SCHOOLS HAVE PARTICIPATED IN THE VARIOUS SUMMER SCHOOL BATCHES CONDUCTED BY AMITY UNIVERSITY, NOIDA S.No. SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL ADDRESS 1 AAKASH PUBLIC SCHOOL GURGAON 2 ADARSH PUBLIC SCHOOL VIKAS PURI, NEW DELHI 3 AHLCON PUBLIC SCHOOL MAYUR VIHAR, NEW DELHI 4 AIR FORCE GOLDEN JUBILEE INSTITUTE SUBROTO PARK, NEW DELHI 5 AIR FORCE SCHOOL PUNE 6 AIR FORCE SCHOOL ALLAHABAD 7 AIR FORCE SCHOOL ALLAHABAD 8 ALLIANCE WORLD SCHOOL NOIDA 9 ALPINE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL LUDHIANA 10 AMBIENCE PUBLIC SCHOOL DELHI 11 AIS NOIDA 12 AIS MAYUR VIHAR, NEW DELHI 13 AIS GHAZIABAD 14 AIS SECTOR 43, GURGAON 15 AIS SAKET, NEW DELHI 16 AIS SECTOR-46, GURGAON 17 AIS PUSHP VIHAR, NEW DELHI 18 AIS VASUNDHARA SEC-6, GHAZIABAD 19 AIS VASUNDHARA SEC-1, GHAZIABAD 20 ANAND NIKETAN SCHOOL SHILAJ, AHMEDABAD 21 ANAND VIDYA VIHAR GOTRI, VADODARA 22 APEEJAY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GREATER NOIDA 23 APEEJAY SCHOOL PITAMPURA, NEW DELHI 24 APEEJAY SCHOOL NOIDA 25 APEEJAY SCHOOL FARIDABAD 26 APEEJAY SCHOOL JALANDHAR 27 APEEJAY SCHOOL GREATER NOIDA 28 APEEJAY SCHOOL JALANDHAR 29 APEX PUBLIC SCHOOL BURARI, NEW DELHI 30 APLHA ENGLISH SCHOOL GUNA 31 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL DHAULA KUAN, NEW DELHI 32 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL SUKNA, DARJEELING 33 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL PANCHKULA 34 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL MEERUT 35 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL DELHI - CANTT, DELHI 36 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL NOIDA 37 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL PATHANKOT 38 ARYA VIDYA MANDIR MUMBAI 39 ARYAMAN VIKRAM BIRLA INSTITUTE OF LEARNING HALDWANI 40 ARYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL VARANASI 41 ASN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL MAYUR VIHAR, NEW DELHI 42 ASTER PUBLIC SCHOOL GREATER NOIDA 43 AZAD PUBLIC SCHOOL BULANDSHAHR 44 BAL BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL DWARKA, NEW DELHI 45 BAL BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL PITAMPURA, NEW DELHI 46 BAL BHAWAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL DWARKA, NEW DELHI 47 BALDWIN ACADEMY DHWALPURA , PATNA 48 BARGARH SCIENCE INSTITUTE BARGARH, ODISHA 49 BERLIN BRITISH SCHOOL BERLIN, GERMANY 50 BHAKTIVEDANTA GURUKULA AND INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL VRINDAVAN 51 BHARAT NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL KARKARDOOMA, NEW DELHI 52 BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN VADODARA 53 BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL SWASTHYA VIHAR, NEW DELHI 54 BHARTIYA VIDYA BHAVAN MEHTA VIDYALAYA NEW DELHI 55 BHAVAN'S SHRI RAMA KRISHNA VIDYALAYA SAINIKPURI, HYDERABAD 56 BILLABONG HIGH INTERNATIONAL NOIDA 57 BIRLA VIDHYA NIKETAN PUSHP VIHAR, NEW DELHI 58 BISHOP CONRAD SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL BAREILLY 59 BLOOM PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 60 BLOSSOM SENIOR SCHOOL GORAKHPUR 61 BLUE BELLS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 62 BRIGHT DAY SCHOOL VADODARA 63 BRIGHT SCHOLAR SONEPAT 64 BSF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL JAMMU 65 BSF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL KADAMTALA, DARJEELING 66 CALORX PUBLIC SCHOOL AHEMDABAD 67 CAMBRIAN HALL DEHRADUN 68 CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL NOIDA 69 CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL INDIRAPURAM 70 CANOSSA CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL MAHARASHTRA 71 CARMEL CONVENT SCHOOL CHANKYAPURI, NEW DELHI 72 CARMEL CONVENT SCHOOL NEEMUCH, M.P 73 CARMEL CONVENT SCHOOL CHANAKYAPURI, NEW DELHI 74 CARMEL CONVENT SCHOOL JHARKHAND 75 CATHEDRAL SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL LUCKNOW 76 CENTRAL ACADEMY SCHOOL JODHPUR,RAJASTHAN 77 CENTRE POINT SCHOOL KATOL ROAD, NAGPUR 78 CHETTINAD VIDYASHRAM CHENNAI 79 CHRIST CHURCH BOY'S SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL JABALPUR 80 CITY MONTESSORI SCHOOL LUCKNOW 81 CL BHALLA DAYANAND MODEL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 82 COAST GUARD PUBLIC SCHOOL DAMAN 83 COLONEL SATSANGIS KIRAN MEMORIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 84 CONVENT OF JESUS AND MARRY NEW DELHI 85 D.A.V MODEL SCHOOL CHANDIGARH 86 D.A.V POLICE PUBLIC SCHOOL AMBALA 87 D.A.V PUBLIC SCHOOL SAHIBABAD 88 D.A.V PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 89 D.A.V PUBLIC SCHOOL ETWA NAGAR, BEGUSARAI 90 D.A.V PUBLIC SCHOOL NARAINGARH, AMBALA 91 D.A.V PUBLIC SCHOOL PITAMPURA, NEW DELHI 92 D.A.V PUBLIC SCHOOL SECTOR-14, GURGAON 93 D.A.V PUBLIC SCHOOL ETWA NAGAR, BEGUSARAI 94 D.A.V PUBLIC SCHOOL SILIGURI 95 D.A.V PUBLIC SCHOOL FARIDABAD 96 D.Y PATIL INTERNATIONAL MUMBAI 97 DEEP MEMORIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL GHAZIABAD 98 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL VASANT KUNJ, NEW DELHI 99 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL YAMUNANAGAR 100 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL NEELBAD, BHOPAL 101 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL GURGAON 102 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL INDIRAPURAM 103 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL DWARKA, NEW DELHI 104 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL MATHURA ROAD, NEW DELHI 105 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL NOIDA 106 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL ROHINI, NEW DELHI 107 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL NAVI MUMBAI 108 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL SONEPAT 109 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL YAMUNANAGAR 110 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL R.K PURAM, NEW DELHI 111 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL NERUL, NAVI MUMBAI 112 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL AHMEDABAD 113 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL VASUNDHARA 114 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL AGRA 115 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL KANPUR 116 DEVINE PUBLIC SCHOOL FARIDABAD 117 DEVSANGHA NATIONAL SCHOOL DEOGHAR, JHARKHAND 118 DHIRUBHAI AMBANI INTERNATIONAL MUMBAI 119 DLF PUBLIC SCHOOL SAHIBABAD 120 DOON INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL DEHRADUN 121 DPSG PALAM VIHAR, GURGAON 122 DR. KN MODI GLOBAL SCHOOL MODINAGAR 123 DR. M.P.S WORLD SCHOOL AGRA 124 DR. MCM DAV CENTENARY PUBLIC SCHOOL PATHANKOT 125 DR. VIRENDRA SWARUP EDUCATION CENTRE KANPUR 126 DWARKA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 127 DYNASTY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL FARIDABAD 128 ECOLE GLOBALE DEHRADUN 129 ESS ESS CONVENT SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL AGRA 130 FATHER AGNEL NOIDA 131 FOUNTAINHEAD SCHOOL SURAT 132 FR. AGNEL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 133 G.D GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL VASANT KUNJ, NEW DELHI 134 G.D GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL GREATER NOIDA 135 G.D GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL SURAT 136 G.D GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL AGRA 137 G.D GOENKA WORLD SCHOOL SOHNA ROAD, GURGAON 138 GANGA INTERNATIONAL NEW DELHI 139 GENESIS GLOBAL SCHOOL NOIDA 140 GLENDALE ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL HYDERABAD 141 GLOBAL PUBLIC SCHOOL KOTA 142 GOODLEY PUBILC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 143 GOVT. MODEL SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL NOIDA 144 GREATER VALLEY SCHOOL GREATER NOIDA 145 GREENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BANGALORE 146 GURU HARKRISHAN PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 147 GURU NANAK FIFTH CENTENARY SCHOOL MUSSOORIE 148 GURU NANAK PUBLIC SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL LUDHIANA 149 HAMDARD PUBLIC SCHOOL TALIMABAD, NEW DELHI 150 HEERA PUBLIC SCHOOL SAMALKA, NEW DELHI 151 HILL SPRING INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MUMBAI 152 HOLY CHILD SCHOOL TAGORE GARDEN, NEW DELHI 153 HOLY CROSS SCHOOL GANGTOK, SIKKIM 154 HOPE TOWN GIRLS SCHOOL DEHRADUN 155 INDIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL LAGOS, NIGERIA 156 INDIAN SCHOOL AL WADI A L KABIR MUSCAT, OMAN 157 INDIRAPURAM PUBLIC SCHOOL INDIRAPURAM, GHAZIABAD 158 INDRAPRASTHA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL DWARKA, NEW DELHI 159 INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL BHOPAL 160 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL PATNA 161 ITL PUBLIC SCHOOL DWARKA, NEW DELHI 162 J.P ACADEMY MEERUT 163 J.P INTERNATIONAL GREATER NOIDA 164 JAGRAN PUBLIC SCHOOL LUCKNOW 165 JAI HIND COLLEGE MUMBAI 166 JAIN INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL BANGALORE 167 JAMNABAI NARSEE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MUMBAI 168 JAWAHAR VEDIC PUBLIC SCHOOL MUZAFFARNAGAR 169 JAYSHREE PERIWAL INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL JAIPUR 170 JOY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL JABALPUR 171 K.R MANGALAM WORLD SCHOOL VAISHALI, GHAZIABAD 172 K.R MANGLAM SCHOOL GK-2, NEW DELHI 173 KENDRIYA VIDYALA KORAPUT, ODISHA 174 KENDRIYA VIDYALA MEERUT CANTT 175 KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA ARA GATH, DELHI 176 KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA DATIA, MP 177 KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA IIT BOMBAY MUMBAI 178 KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA 6 JAIPUR 179 KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO. 1 AIS HINDON, GHAZIABAD 180 KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO.1 PRATAPNAGAR, UDAIPUR 181 KHAITAN PUBLIC SCHOOL NOIDA 182 KIDS CORNER HAPPY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL FIROZABAD 183 KOTHARI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NOIDA 184 KPC JUNIOR COLLEGE KHARGHAR, NAVI MUMBAI 185 KRISHNA INTERNATIONAL ALIGARH 186 KRISHNA NIKETAN PATNA 187 KULACHI HANSRAJ MODEL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 188 KUNSKAPSSKOLAN GURGAON 189 LANCER'S CONVENT SCHOOL ROHINI 190 LAXMAN PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 191 LAXMI PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 192 LILAVATI BAI PODAR HIGH SCHOOL MUMBAI 193 LITTLE ANGELS HIGH SCHOOL GWALIOR 194 LORETO CONVENT DELHI -CANTT 195 LOTUS VALLEY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NOIDA 196 LOVELY PUBLIC SCHOOL PRIYADARSHNI VIHAR, NEW DELHI 197 LYCEUM SCHOOL GURGAON 198 M.D.K ARYA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL PATHANKOT 199 M.G.N PUBLIC SCHOOL JALANDHAR, PUNJAB 200 MAHARISHI VIDHYA MANDIR BHOPAL 201 MAHARISHI VIDYA MANDIR HYDERABAD 202 MANAV BHARTI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 203 MANAV STHALI SCHOOL RAJENDAR NAGAR, NEW DELHI 204 MANITA MODERN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL VIKAS PURI, NEW DELHI 205 MANN PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 206 MASD PUBLIC SCHOOL PANIPAT, HARYANA 207 MATA JAI KAUR PUBILC SCHOOL ASHOK VIHAR, DELHI 208 MAXFORT SCHOOL ROHINI , DELHI 209 MAYO COLLEGE AJMER 210 MAYOOR SCHOOL NOIDA 211 METROPOLITAN SCHOOL GORAKHPUR 212 MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOL SHALIMAR BAGH, NEW DELHI 213 MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOL BHIWADI 214 MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOL VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI 215 MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOL BARAKHAMBA ROAD, NEW DELHI 216 MODERN SCHOOL VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI 217 MODY SCHOOL SIKAR, RAJASTHAN 218 MONTESSORI CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL PATHANKOT 219 MOOLJI JAITHA COLLEGE JALGAON 220 MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL ANAND NIKETAN, NEW DELHI 221 MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL DWARKA, NEW DELHI 222 MOUNT ST. MARY'S SCHOOL DELHI CANTT, NEW DELHI 223 MUSSOURIE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MUSSOORIE 224 NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL RAJENDRA NAGAR, NEW DELHI 225 NATIONAL VICTOR PUBLIC PATPARGANJ , NEW DELHI 226 NAVY CHILDREN SCHOOL CHANAKYAPURI, NEW DELHI 227 NAVY CHILDREN SCHOOL VISHAKHAPATNAM 228 NEERJA MODI SCHOOL JAIPUR 229 NEW ERA PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 230 NEW HORIZON SCHOOL BHAGALPUR 231 OAKRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL VISAKHAPATNAM 232 OUR OWN ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BRANCH DUBAI 233 PARAMOUNT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 234 PARTAP PUBLIC SCHOOL KARNAL 235 PARVATI RADHAKISHEN FOMRA SCHOOL MATHURA 236 PATHWAYS SCHOOL GURGAON 237 PINNACLE SCHOOL NEW DELHI 238 PODAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MUMBAI 239 PODAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NAVI MUMBAI 240 PRESIDENCY SOUTH BANGALORE 241 PRESIDIUM
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