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Ukhruludise Data.Xlsx Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools Sl.No Block School Name School Management School Description 1 CHINGAI JESSAMI HR. SECONDARY SCHOOL Department of Education Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 2 CHINGAI JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA JESSAMI Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Higher Secondary with grades 6 to 12 3 CHINGAI CHINGAI HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 4 CHINGAI PAOYI HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 5 CHINGAI FRONTIER HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 6 CHINGAI NTNBA WORRIN HIGH SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 7 CHINGAI HOLY SPIRIT SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 8 CHINGAI KHARASOM GOVT. HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 9 CHINGAI NGASANPHUNG LM YANGREI ENG SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 10 CHINGAI KALHANG KUIREI H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 11 CHINGAI EASTERN CHRISTIAN HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 12 CHINGAI CHRIST KING HIGH SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 13 CHINGAI PAOCHAM HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 14 CHINGAI RAPHEI MODEL HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 6 to 10 15 KAMJONG COMPASSION ENGLISH SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 16 KAMJONG KANGPAT HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 17 KAMJONG MAOKOT HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 18 KAMJONG CHAMU HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 19 KAMJONG GRIHANG SARDAR PATEL HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 20 KAMJONG KAMJONG HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education Secondary with grades 6 to 10 21 KASOM KL. KASHUNG HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 22 KASOM KL. NAMBASHI HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 23 KASOM KL. MAWAI HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 24 KASOM KL. HILL ACADEMY Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 25 KASOM KL. KASOM KHULLEN HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 26 KASOM KL. MAPITHEL AREA JR HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 6 to 10 27 PHUNGYAR PHUNGYAR HR. SEC. SCHOOL Department of Education Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 28 PHUNGYAR UNITED CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 29 PHUNGYAR THAWAI HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 30 PHUNGYAR CHADONG HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 31 PHUNGYAR SHINGKAP HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 32 PHUNGYAR LUNGPHU HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools Sl.No Block School Name School Management School Description 33 PHUNGYAR TANGKHUL HUNDUNG HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 34 PHUNGYAR SORDE HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 35 PHUNGYAR SORBUNG HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 36 UKHRUL UKHRUL HR. SEC. SCHOOL Department of Education Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 37 UKHRUL LITTLE ANGEL ENGLISH SCHOOL Private Unaided Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 38 UKHRUL ALICE CH. HR. SEC. SCHOOL Private Unaided Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 39 UKHRUL SAVIO HR. SEC SCHOOL Private Unaided Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 40 UKHRUL KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA Kendriya Vidyalaya/Central SchoolHigher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 41 UKHRUL KTL EXCEL ENGLISH SCHOOL Private Unaided Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 42 UKHRUL SACRED HEART HR. SEC. SCHOOL Private Unaided Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 43 UKHRUL PATKAI CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Private Unaided Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 44 UKHRUL TALUI HR. SEC. ACADEMY Department of Education Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 45 UKHRUL SOMDAL N.K. HR. SEC. SCHOOL Department of Education Higher Secondary with grades 1 to 12 46 UKHRUL JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA RAMVA Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Higher Secondary with grades 6 to 12 47 UKHRUL TONGOU AIDED HIGH SCHOOL Government Aided Secondary only with grades 9 & 10 48 UKHRUL NEW CANAAN TOP RECOGNISED HIGH SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary only with grades 9 & 10 49 UKHRUL SIRARAKHONG H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 50 UKHRUL TUINEM H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 51 UKHRUL TEINEM BAPTIST ENGLISH SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 52 UKHRUL PHADANG H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 53 UKHRUL MODEL H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 54 UKHRUL OTC JUNIORS ACADEMY Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 55 UKHRUL 2ND LT. THOMAS MEMORIAL ENG. S Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 56 UKHRUL HIGHER THEMZAN ACADEMY Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 57 UKHRUL UKHRUL PUBLIC SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 58 UKHRUL UKHRUL CENTRAL SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 59 UKHRUL MARINGMI MEMORIAL SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 60 UKHRUL SCHOLARS PAKSHIMI HIGH SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 61 UKHRUL JESUS GOODWILL SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 62 UKHRUL ORIENTAL NAGA ACADEMY Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 63 UKHRUL GALAXY CHRISTIAN HS Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 64 UKHRUL HUNDUNG KAZIPHUNG H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools Sl.No Block School Name School Management School Description 65 UKHRUL ST. JOHN BOSCO SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 66 UKHRUL ST. GEORGE ENGLISH SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 67 UKHRUL TUSHEN HIGH SCHOOL(TASHAR) Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 68 UKHRUL LAMBUI HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 69 UKHRUL CHOITHAR H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 70 UKHRUL SHIROI H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 71 UKHRUL SHANGSHAK H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 72 UKHRUL KACHAI H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 73 UKHRUL ALPHA CHRISTIAN H/S Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 74 UKHRUL KACHAI THOTCHAN ENG. SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 75 UKHRUL TONGOU JR. H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 76 UKHRUL NEW GENERATION ENGLISH SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 77 UKHRUL TALUI ELITE CHRISTIAN ENG. SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 78 UKHRUL ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 79 UKHRUL NGAIMU HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 80 UKHRUL LEISAN H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 81 UKHRUL KHAMUNOM H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 82 UKHRUL TORA CHAMPHUNG H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 83 UKHRUL SANAKEITHEL CHINGSHANG HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 84 UKHRUL MONGKOT CHEPU HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 85 UKHRUL BRAVEHEART ACADEMY Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10 86 UKHRUL CHINGSHOU HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 87 UKHRUL MAPUM H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 88 UKHRUL HUINING HIGH SCHOOL Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 89 UKHRUL PUSHING GOVT. H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 90 UKHRUL KHAMASOM H/S Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 91 UKHRUL SEIKHOR CHRISTIAN HS Department of Education Secondary with grades 1 to 10 92 UKHRUL ASUI MEMORIAL Private Unaided Secondary with grades 1 to 10.
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