Established in 1992, Central India Public School, Nagpur is a co-educational English medium day school affiliated with the Central Board of Education (CBSE), New Delhi and is managed by Panchavati Bahu Uddeshiya Sanstha. The school boasts 315 students from class I to class IX and teaching staff strength of 30. It follows a teacher student ratio of 1:10.
The 2 acre school campus hosts 30 modern classrooms, a computer room with 16 computers, 3 laboratories for different subjects, 2 IT enabled classrooms and an auditorium with seating capacity of 750. The school library features 1608 books on diverse disciplines.
Sports facilities include cricket ground, basket ball court and football ground.
The school’s academic session commences in June. Affiliated with the Central Board of Education (CBSE), New Delhi, Central India Public School offers schooling from class I through X.
Extra-curricular activities
Besides academics, students are encouraged to engage in a host of activities such as cricket, basket ball, football, eco-club, language club, science club, health and wellness club.
Mr Praveen Tiwari
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Max Fee
Teacher Student Ratio
Library
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Internet Wi-Fi
SportsAdmission commences in the month of March.
Fees – Fee structure is as given below:
Parameter
Primary (I to V)
Secondary (VI to IX)
Tuition fee per year per student
Rs. 20, 880/-
Rs. 23, 160/-
Central India Public School is reckoned among the top schools in Nagpur due to the global standards of education and excellent infrastructure it offers.
Being a day school, it does not provide accommodation facility.
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