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Times School Survey 2017 Times a Times a Times a Times The Times of India Date: 12/10/2017 Page No: 1 Location: Times School Circulation: 830000 Edition: Mumbai k Times School Survey 2017 The primary objective of the research was to arrive at a list of top schools in Mumbai Mumbai Schools (National Curriculum) Rank .. A Jamnabai Narsee School, Vile Parle (W) l Smt. Sulochanadevi Singhania School, Thane 2 Bombay Scottish School, Mahim 3 Campion School, Fort 4 N. L. Dalmia High School, Thane 5 C . Birla School, Kalyan 6 St John's Universal School, Goregaon (W) 7 Times R.N. Podar School, Santacruz (W) 8 Vishwajyot High School, Kharghar 9 SCHOOL Children's Academy School, Malad 10 SURVEY Navy Children School, Colaba 11 Universal High School, Thane 12 2017 Ryan International High School, Sanpada 13 DAV Public School, Thane 14 Universal High School, Malad 15 Ajmera Global School, Borivali 16 Ryan International School, Malad (W) 17 Universal High School, Dahisar 18 Ryan International School, Kandivali 19 Learners Academy, Bandra (W) 20 " (Schools offering only ICSE & CBSE curriculum) Mumbai Schools A (International Curriculum) Rank Ecole Mondiale World School, Juhu 1 Oberoi International School, Goregaon (E) 2 NES International School, Mulund (W) 3 Singapore International School, Dahisar 4 Rustomjee Cambridge International School 5 & Junior College, Danisar Mainadevi Bajaj International School, Malad 6 Times Fazlani L'Academie Globale, Mazgaon 7 SCHOOL The Universal School, Tardeo 8 Ryan Global School, Andheri (W) 9 SURVEY RBK International Academy, Chembur 10 2017 D.Y.Patil international School, Worli 11 The Universal School, Ghatkopar 12 Dr Pillai Global Academy, Borivali 13 D Y Patil International School, Nerul 14 Prudence International School, Panvel 15 Bombay Cambridge International School, Andheri (W) 16 RIMS Internaional School & Junior College, Andheri 17 Dr. S. RadhaKrishnan International School, Malad (W) 18 The Cambridge International School, Kalyan 19 Tridha School, Andheri (E) 20 "(Schools offering only IB & I6CSE curriculum) Mumbai Schools A (National +lnternational Curriculum) Rank Dhirubhai Ambani International School, Bandra (E) 1 Utpal Shanghvi Global School, Juhu 2 Gundecha Education Academy, Kandivali (E) 3 •km The Cathedral and John Connon School, Fort 4 HVB Global Academy, Marine Lines 5 JBCN International School, Borivali (W) 6 Times Jankidevi Public School, Andheri (W) 7 Hiranandani Foundation School, Powai 8 SCHOOL Bombay Cambridge International School, Andheri (E) 9 SURVEY Bombay International School, Kurla 10 Vibgyor High, Malad (E) 11 2017 Bombay Scottish School, Powai 12 The Bombay International School, Babulnath 13 City International School, Andheri (W) 14 SVKM J.V Parekh International School, Vile Parle (W) 15 R. B. K. School, Mira Road (E) 16 Revera International School, Navi Mumbai 17 Christ Church School, Byculla 18 Vibgyor High, Goregaon (W) 19 Billabong High International School, Thane 20 "(Schools offering combination of IB/ IGCSE/ CBSE/ ICSE & SSC) Mumbai Schools A (State Board) Rank St Xavier's High School, Fort 1 Don Bosco High School, Matunga 2 South Indian Education Society High School, Matunga 3 Holy Family High School and Junior College, Andheri (E) 4 Sacred Heart School, Kalyan 5 Times St Anthony Girl's High School, Chembur 6 Swami Vivekanand High School - VES Chembur 7 SCHOOL St Anthony's High School, Andheri (E) 8 Our Lady of Good Counsel High School, Sion 9 kv/i SURVEY Rustomjee International School & Junior College, Dahisar 10 2017 Fr. Agnel Multipurpose School, Vashi 11 St Thomas High School, Dahisar (E) 12 St Xavier's High School, Goregaon (E) 13 Sacred Heart High School, Prabhadevi 14 Modern School & College, Vashi 15 Mahindra Academy, Malad (E) 16 Holy Cross High School, Juhu Koliwada 17 St Joseph's High School and Junior College, Kalamboli 18 Mt. Mary High School, Malad (W) 19 St Xavier's English High School and Junior College, Thane 20 "(Schools offering only SSC curriculum) For methodology of the survey turn to inside flap Continued on page 2 Copyright of the article is with the publication International Curriculum (Zone D) Rank A Mainadevi Bajaj International School, Malad 1 Dr Pillai Global Academy, Borivali 2 Dr. S. RadhaKrishnan International School,Malad (W) 3 Witty International School, Malad 4 DG Khetan International School, Malad (W) 5 National Curriculum (Zone D) Rank Times St John's Universal School, Goregaon (W) 1 Children's Academy School, Malad 2 SCHOOL Universal High School, Malad 3 SURVEY Ajmera Global School, Borivali 4 2017 Ryan International School, Malad (W) 5 National + International Curriculum (Zone D) Rank Gundecha Education Academy, Kandivali (E) 1 JBCN International School, Borivali 2 Vibgyor High, Goregaon (W) 3 International Curriculum (Zone E) Rank International Curriculum (Zone A) Rank NES International Schoof Mumbai, Mulund (W) 1 r Fazlani L'Academie Globale 1 A A 2 The Cambridge International School, Kalyan 2 The Universal School, Tardeo D.Y.Patil International School, Worli 3 Omkar Cambridge International School, Dombivli 3 B D Somani International School, Cuffe Parade 4 RBK International School, Thane 4 DSB International School, Breach Candy 5 National Curriculum (Zone E) Rank National Curriculum (Zone A) Rank kJi Smt. Sulochanadevi Singhania School, Thane 1 Bombay Scottish School, Mahim Times N. L. Dalmia High School, Thane 2 Campion School, Fort Times Birla School, Kalyan 3 Navy Children School, Colaba SCHOOL SCHOOL St. Mary's School ICSE, Mazgaon Universal High School, Thane 4 St. Peter's School, Mazagaon SURVEY DAV Public School, Thane 5 SURVEY National + International Curriculum (Zone A) Rank 2017 2017 National + International Curriculum (Zone E) Rank The Cathedral and John Connon School, Fort The Bombay International School, Kurla 1 HVB Global Academy, Marine Lines Billabong High International School, Thane 2 The Bombay International School, Babulnath Christ Church School, Byculla International Curriculum (Zone F) Rank International Curriculum (Zone B) Rank D Y Patil International School, Nerul 1 Ecole Mondiale World School, Juhu 1 A Prudence International School, Panvel 2 A Ryan Global School, Andheri (W) 2 Bombay Cambridge International School,Andheri (W) 3 Podar International School (CIE), Nerul (W) 3 RIMS Internaional School and Junior College, Andheri (W) 4 Dr Pillai Global Academy, Panvel 4 Podar International School (IB & CIE), Khar (W) 5 National Curriculum (Zone F) Rank Rank National Curriculum (Zone B) Vishwajyot High School, Kharghar 1 Jamnabai Narsee School, Vile Parle (W) Ryan International High School, Sanpada 2 R.N. Podar School, Santacruz (W) Times Apeejay School, Kharghar 3 Times Learners Academy, Bandra (W) SCHOOL SCHOOL Chatrabhuj Narsee Memorial School, Vile Parle (W) Ryan International School Nerul, Navi Mumbai 4 Rajhans Vidyalaya, Andheri (W) SURVEY StJospeh High School, New Panvel 5 SURVEY National + International Curriculum (Zone B) Rank 2017 National + International Curriculum (Zone F) Rank 2017 Utpal Shanghvi Global School, Juhu • Revera International School, Navi Mumbai 1 Jankidevi Public School, Andheri (W) City International School, Andheri (W) OES International School, Vashi 2 SVKM J.V Parekh International School, Vile Parle (W) Vibgyor High, Airoli 3 International Curriculum (Zone C) Rank Oberoi International School, Goregaon (E) International Curriculum (Zone G) Rank A RBK International Academy, Chembur A Singapore International School, Dahisar 1 The Universal School, Ghatkopar Rustomjee Cambridge International School 2 Tridha School, Andheri (E) & Junior College, Dahisar National Curriculum (Zone C) Rank Ram Ratna International School, Bhayander (W) 3 Ryan International School, Goregaon(E) P.G. Garodia School, Ghatkopar (E) National Curriculum (Zone G) Rank Lakshdham High School, Goregaon (E) Universal High School, Dahisar 1 The Somiaya School, Vidyavihar (E) Holy Cross Convent High School, Mira Road 2 Times R.J. School, Ghatkapor Times SCHOOL National + International Curriculum (Zone C) Rank Rahul International School, Nalasopara 3 Dhirubhai Ambani International School, Bandra (E) SCHOOL Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Boisar 4 SURVEY Hiranandani Foundation School, Powai SURVEY Bombay Cambridge International School, Andheri (E) National + International Curriculum (Zone G) Rank 2017 Vibgyor High, Malad (E) 2017 R. B. K. School, Mira Road (E) 1 Bombay Scottish School, Powai I—I 1 !—!—S—» . .it .
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