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SCHOOL CALICUT 5 AJANTA PUBLIC SCHOOL GURGAON 6 AKLANK PUBLIC SCHOOL KOTA 7 AKSHARA SCHOOL KAKINADA 8 AKSHAY CLASSES NASIK 9 AL-BARKAAT PUBLIC SCHOOL ALIGARH 10 AL-IRFAN Resi. SCHOOL KHULDABAD 11 AL-IRFAN Sec. & Sr. Sec. SCHOOL AURANGABAD 12 ALAGAPPA Mat. Hr. Sec. SCHOOL KARAIKUDI 13 ALL SAINTS INTERNATIONAL Resi. SCHOOL BHIWANDI 14 ALOK Sr. Sec. SCHOOL UDAIPUR 15 ALPHA PUBLIC SCHOOL NALGONDA 16 ALPHA UPPER PRIMARY SCHOOL TRIPURARAM 17 ALPHONSA Eng. Med. SCHOOL ARUVITHURA 18 ALPHONSA Mat. Hr. Sec. SCHOOL NAGERCOIL 19 ALPHONSA SCHOOL YADRAV 20 ALPINE CONVENT SCHOOL GURGAON 21 ALPINE PUBLIC SCHOOL NALAGARH 22 ALWAR PUBLIC SCHOOL ALWAR 23 AMALI Mat. SCHOOL MADURAI 24 AMAR JYOTI SARSWATI VIDHYALAYA BHAVNAGAR 25 AMARVANI SCHOOL TURANG 26 AMBE VIDHYALAYA VADODARA 27 AMBE VIDYALAYA VADODARA 28 AMBE VIDYALAYA VADODARA 29 AMBEDKAR LOTUS ENGLISH SCHOOL RANGIA Post 30 AMBUJA PUBLIC SCHOOL RABRIYAWAS 31 AMBUJA VIDYA PEETH RAWAN 32 AMERICAN MONTESSORI PUBLIC SCHOOL GURGAON 33 AMITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NOIDA 34 AMITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NOIDA 35 AMITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GURGAON 36 AMITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GURGAON 37 AMITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GHAZIABAD 38 AMITY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 39 AMRITA VIDYALAYAM THRISSUR 40 AMRITA VIDYALAYAM DURGAPUR 41 AMRITA VIDYALAYAM Mat. SCHOOL COIMBATORE 42 ANANDA MARGA SCHOOL PORT BLAIR 43 ANANDALAYA ANAND 44 ANGEL'S PUBLIC MODEL SCHOOL KHANNI ANUBHAVAMANTAPA INDEPENDENT PRE-UNIVERSITY 45 COLLEGE DAVANGERE 46 APEEJAY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GREATER NOIDA 47 APEEJAY SCHOOL FARIDABAD 48 APEEJAY SCHOOL FARIDABAD 49 APOLLO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL SONEPAT 50 APPASAHEB BIRNALE PUBLIC SCHOOL SANGLI 51 ARABINDO SCHOOL (Eng. Med.) AMANGAL 52 ARCADIA ACADEMY KOTA 53 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL DELHI CANTT 54 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL BANGALORE 55 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL (Sr. WING) UDHAMPUR 56 ARMY SCHOOL PATHANKOT 57 ARMY SCHOOL PATIALA 58 ARMY SCHOOL NAHAN 59 ARMY SCHOOL RAMGARH Cantt 60 ARMY SCHOOL KOTA 61 ARMY SCHOOL JAIPUR 62 ARMY SCHOOL FAZILKA Cantt 63 ARMY SCHOOL SECUNDERABAD 64 ARMY SCHOOL DEVLALI 65 ARMY SCHOOL VARANASI Cantt 66 ARMY SCHOOL RAIWALA 67 ARMY SCHOOL JAMMU 68 ARMY SCHOOL BATHINDA Cantt 69 ARMY SCHOOL, DAMANA JAMMU 70 ARMY SCHOOL, KIRKEE PUNE 71 ARMY SCHOOL, MUMBAI MUMBAI 72 ARUL Mat. Hr. Sec. SCHOOL NATTAR MANGALAM 73 ARUN RASHMI SAINIK SCHOOL AMRITSAR 74 ARWACHIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 75 ARWACHIN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NEW DELHI 76 ARYA ACADEMY MUZAFFARNAGAR 77 ARYA KUMAR CONVENT SCHOOL NEW DELHI 78 ASHOK HALL GIRLS' Hr. Sec. SCHOOL (Jr. SECTION) KOLKATA 79 ASHOKA E+ CENTER NASIK 80 ASHOKA UNIVERSAL SCHOOL NASHIK 81 ASHRAM SHALA (Bhaktashram) SCHOOL NAVSARI 82 ASSISI VIDYANIKETAN PUBLIC SCHOOL KOCHI 83 ASSUMPTION CONVENT SCHOOL ABOHAR 84 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL KAIGA 85 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL INDORE 86 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL NARWAPAHAR 87 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL ASWAPURAM 88 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL ANUVIJAY TOWNSHIP 89 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL MULLIKULATHUR 90 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL ANUMALA 91 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL # 1 NAPS TOWNSHIP 92 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL # 1 HYDERABAD 93 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL # 2 RAWATBHATA 94 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL # 2 NARORA 95 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL # 2 KALPAKKAM 96 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL # 2 HYDERABAD 97 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL # 4 RAWATBHATA 98 ATOMIC ENERGY CENTRAL SCHOOL #1 KALPAKKAM 99 AUXILIUM CONVENT SCHOOL HOOGHLY 100 AVILA CONVENT Mat. Hr. Sec. SCHOOL COIMBATORE 101 AZRA PUBLIC SCHOOL HYDERABAD 102 B.A.M. KHALSA COLLEGIATE Sr. Sec. SCHOOL GARHSHANKAR 103 B.B.L. PUBLIC SCHOOL BAREILLY 104 B.B.M.B. D.A.V. PUBLIC SCHOOL TALWARA TOWNSHIP 105 B.C.M. Sr. Sec. SCHOOL LUDHIANA 106 B.D. D.A.V. Sr. Sec. PUBLIC SCHOOL DHARAMSHALA 107 B.D. PUBLIC SCHOOL PATNA 108 B.G. ACADEMY PUNE 109 B.G.S. INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 110 B.J.M. CARMEL ACADEMY CHANDRAPUR 111 B.K. Sr. Sec. SCHOOL PALWAL 112 B.R. D.A.V. PUBLIC SCHOOL BEGUSARAI 113 B.R. INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL KURUKSHETRA 114 B.R.L. D.A.V. PUBLIC SCHOOL BHANDARIDAH 115 B.R.P.L. VIDYALAYA DHALIGAON 116 B.R.S.I.I.T. FOUNDATION ACADMEY VIJAYAWADA 117 B.S.S. PRANAV CHILDREN WORLD JAMSHEDPUR 118 BABA SAI CONVENT SCHOOL ULHASNAGAR 119 BACHPAN PRE-PRIMARY & PRIMARY SCHOOL SURENDRANAGAR 120 BAI RATANBAI F. PAVRI HIGH SCHOOL MUMBAI 121 BAKHSHI'S SPRINGDALES Sr. Sec. SCHOOL KOTA 122 BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL VIDYUT NAGAR 123 BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL URJANAGAR 124 BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 125 BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL SIMHADRI 126 BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL(DWARAKA) NEW DELHI 127 BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL(ROHINI) NEW DELHI 128 BAL BHARATI SCHOOL (Regd.) AGRA 129 BAL MANDIR Sr. Sec. SCHOOL HARDWAR 130 BAL VIDYAMANDIR HIGH SCHOOL PARBHANI 131 BALAJI PUBLIC Hr. Sec. SCHOOL CHHINDWARA 132 BALDWIN BOYS HIGH SCHOOL BANGALORE 133 BALDWIN GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL BANGALORE 134 BANASTHALI PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW DELHI 135 BAPS SWAMINARAYAN VIDYAMANDIR SILVASSA 136 BARODA HIGH SCHOOL VADODARA BARODA HIGH SCHOOL (Sr. BAGIKHANA Sec. & Hr. Sec. 137 SECTION) VADODARA 138 BARODA HIGH SCHOOL, ALKAPURI VADODARA 139 BARODA HIGH SCHOOLR (Sr. ) PRIMARY SECTION VADODARA 140 BARODA LIONS SCHOOL, ALKAPURI VADODARA 141 BARPETA DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION BARPETA 142 BARRETTO HIGH SCHOOL MUMBAI 143 BARROWS BLUE BELLS SCHOOL BAHRAICH 144 BASANT VALLEY Sr. Sec. PUBLIC SCHOOL GARHI HARSARU 145 BATHINDA PUBLIC SCHOOL BATHINDA 146 BATHOUPURI BODO HIGH SCHOOL GUWAHATI 147 BCM ARYA MODEL Sr. Sec. SCHOOL LUDHIANA 148 BELPAHAR Eng. Med. SCHOOL BELPAHAR 149 BEN-HUR COLLEGE PILIBHIT 150 BEST PRIMARY SCHOOL AHMEDABAD 151 BETHANY SCHOOL VISAKHAPATNAM 152 BHADRAK Jr. COLLEGE BHADRAK 153 BHAGWAN MAHAVEER PUBLIC SCHOOL BANGA 154 BHAGWAN SHRICHAND PUBLIC SCHOOL CHHINDWARA 155 BHAI BIDHI CHAND CHHINA PUBLIC SCHOOL GURDASPUR 156 BHAKT Eng. Med. SCHOOL KAKROLIA 157 BHARAT PUBLIC SCHOOL KODAD 158 BHARATHA SEVADAL JNANA BHANDARA SCHOOL BANGALORE 159 BHARATHI VIDHYALAYA Mat. SCHOOL GOBICHETTIPALAYAM 160 BHARATHI VIDYA BHAVAN Mat. Hr. Sec. SCHOOL THINDAL 161 BHARATHI VIDYALAYA Sr. Sec. SCHOOL CHENNAI 162 BHARATI VIDYAPEETH'S Eng. Med. HIGH SCHOOL KOLHAPUR 163 BHARATIYA JAIN SANGHATNA'S Sec. & Hr. Sec. SCHOOL PUNE 164 BHARATIYA VIDHYA BHAVAN'S PUBLIC SCHOOL HYDERABAD 165 BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN ADITYA VIDYASHRAM REDDIPALAYAM 166 BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN PARANJAPE VIDYA MANDIR PUNE BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN SULOCHANA NATU VIDYA 167 MANDIR PUNE 168 BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN'S C.I.P.L. SCHOOL MOUDA 169 BHARATIYA VIDYA BHAVAN'S GIPCL ACADEMY NANI NAROLI 170
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