Top 10 CBSE Schools in Himachal Pradesh

B.L.C.P.S. is an education which endeavors to provide quality and value based education keeping in mind the all round development of each child. The school is affiliated to CBSE New Delhi and follows the books and syllabus prescribed by it.

The school was founded in 2007, as co-educational, residential school in the memory of Late Sh. Narayan Dutt Thakur. The school aims to ensure that its students achieve their academic and personal potential. It also aims to give them affirm foundation, based upon an understanding of Indian culture, society and ideas. Kasauli International Public School is an English Medium, Co-Educational, fully Residential Senior Secondary C.B.S.E. School with girls and boys, coming from all over India and abroad. The school provides education, laying stress on moral and ethical values. It has comprehensive modern infrastructure using latest technology coupled with highly professional committed and dedicated faculty. The school provides wonderful co-curricular activities in beautiful natural surroundings.

In 1961, the idea of starting a chain of Sainik Schools as feeder institutions to NDA was envisaged by the then Defence Minister Mr V K Menon. The foundation of the school was laid by the then Prime Minister, Smt. Indira Gandhi in 1974 and finally Sainik School Sujanpur Tira (HP) was inaugurated by His Excellency Shri Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy, the then President of India on 02 Nov 1978. In photograph the President is seen in conversation with Wg Cdr H S Mehta, the founder Principal. Mission of SSST : The mission of the school is to produce good human beings with strong character and to ensure the country`s safety and sovereignty in safe hands by moulding cadets, joining Indian Defence Forces as officers."

St.Marys Convent School affiliated to C.B.S.E., New Delhi is one of the oldest and gracious institutions located in the pristine environs of Kasauli, in the Shimla Hills about 6000 ft. above sea level. The infrastructure of the school provides a spiritual, moral, educational and cultural environment to the children. The School year commences by mid of February and ends in the second week of December. St. Mary's Convent School, Kasauli, founded in 1958 is under the management of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Destitute Pushpadham Province. The education imparted by the institution aims at elevating, regulating and perfecting all the aspects of human life-physical and spiritual; intellectual and moral; individual and social. The emphasis is on academic excellence, social work and all-round development of the personality of the children. The school is open to boys and girls of all casts and creeds. As a co-educational school, St. Mary's provides a balanced, safe and realistic environment for young children to grow and learn. The school turns out young boys and girls with a well developed personality, prepared to engage with and contribute to the community at a regional, national and global level. The school has very big architectural building with airy, sunny and spacious Smart Class Rooms including a big Library and Auditorium, an Audio Visual Room,well equipped Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Computer Laboratories. The Parents of the new entrants are welcome to this leading Institution who have taken a right decision to get admission for their wards in this prestigious and esteemed institution."

DAV believes that education is the transmission of civilization and therefore we believe in creating a strong foundation. We encourage, we enrich, we motivate as we do not believe in raising a generation of conformists but we cherish individuality. DAV Senior Secondary Public School, New Shimla is located at Phase - II, Sector-4, New Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India. It is an institution designed to provide learning space and learning environment for the teaching of students under the direction of highly educated and experienced teachers. The students become more and more capable and equipped to do their duties and responsibilities as a good citizen and fine human being. The teachers teach them with great zeal, determination and patience.

Set in the foothills of the Dhaula Dhar Ranges of the Himalayan Mountains and at the altitude of 7,000 feet, Dalhousie is one of the most charming hill resorts in India. Originally founded by the British Army as a retreat for soldiers, it has now grown into a small self sufficient student township, where in its serene surroundings and crystalline air, young minds flourish. Dalhousie Public School, founded over four decades ago, is a residential co-educational school. It comprises of over a 1250 students, ranging from age 4 (Kindergarten) to age 16 (tenth grade) of which 1000 are boarders and the rest day scholars. The teaching staff consists of approximately 85 trained teachers most of whom live on campus. Both students and teachers are selected from different parts of India and also from other parts of the world thus providing an atmosphere of cultural diversity.

The school with its sister institution at Jhelum (Pakistan) came into existence after the First World War with a generous donation of Rs. 2.5 lakhs from King George V’s Patriotic Fund. The foundation stone of the school was laid by the then Prince of Wales in Feb 1922 and the school started functioning at Jalandhar Cantt on 15 Sep 1925. The School was christened as King George’s Royal Indian Military College (KGRIMC). This institution was founded with the aim of imparting free education to the sons of JCOs, NCOs and OR to prepare them for various Army Examinations including the Indian Special Certificate of Education. The entire curriculum was based on Military requirements with English as medium of instruction. The strength of the school was 250 and the staff consisted mostly Military personnel. During the World War-II the school was designated as College. One hundred more boys (then called cadets) were admitted under the expansion scheme. The conditions of admission were relaxed to accommodate the near relatives of Army Personnel and admission was thrown open to all branches of Armed Forces. The college was affiliated to the Punjab University for Matriculation and Intermediate examinations. This Institution produced a large number of Officers. The college was renamed as King George’s School and shifted to NOWGONG (Bundel khand) in August 1952 where it was housed in Old Kitchner College buildings. After Independence it was felt that these schools should impart liberal education and should have a wider social basis. Consequently these schools were re-organised in Sep 1952 and half of the seats of total of 300 were thrown open to sons of Civilians and Armed Forces Officers. The school was renamed again as Chail Military School with effect from 01 Jan 1966, Military School Chail from 1996 and now as Rashtriya Military School Chail wef 25 Jun 2007. Boys are now prepared for Senior School Certificate Examination of the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi under 10+2 scheme.