Delhi Public School, Gandhi Nagar
AMBAPUR KOBA ADALAJ LINK ROAD NEAR KOBA CIRCLE, Gandhi Nagar, Gujarat, 382421
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About Us
The first biggest dream of Bholaram Education Society turned into a vibrant reality when Delhi Public School, Gandhinagar was formally inaugurated on April 11, 2004 by the then Chief Minister of Gujarat, Shri Narendra Bhai Modi, who is presently the Honourable Prime Minister of India. The school, affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has been able to provide a perfect blend of academics, sports, and co-curricular activities for all the students from Grades Nursery-XII since its inception.
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Required Documents
- Birth Certificate
- Aadhaar Card (Student)
- Passport Size Photographs
- Previous Class Marksheet / Report Card
- Transfer Certificate (TC)
- Aadhaar Card (Father & Mother)
- Address Proof
- Passport Size Photographs (Parents)
- Mobile Number & Email ID
- Caste Certificate (SC / ST / OBC)
- EWS Certificate
- Minority Certificate (if applicable)
- Disability Certificate (if applicable)
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Bhavesh
Reviewed on 1 July 2025
The school bus often arrives late in the morning, causing my child to miss the morning assembly or be marked late. In the afternoons, there have been multiple occasions where the bus was over 30 minutes late without any prior notice. Kids have to spent their half day in transportation only and get tired when reach home. Had a multiple complains but no one is taking seriously or any kind of action.
Parita
Reviewed on 1 May 2025
This school is good in sports and studies. They don't have AC for the kids, and it feels really hot. The bus facilities are also not that good either, as they don't have proper comfortable buses. Many of them are comfortable, but there are some that aren't. There aren't any ACs on the bus either. Sometimes, the head also hurts because of feeling so hot. One more thing is that the canteen doesn't have that good food, like the food they give every day is kind of bad with not that much of a good taste. The sandwiches also feel like they are kind of raw, which might not be good for the stomach. They should also add some lockers to the school as sometimes the bag can be very heavy and might cause shoulder pain. I think they should also change their uniform as wearing a white uniform is not that comfortable and is pretty bad for many reasons such as getting stains on it. The bathrooms of the school are also not that clean, and can be bad for hygene for everyone. The school is good in strictness, but they also don't allow girls to wear their sports uniform as they are comfortable on the menstruation days. Yes, this school is very nice, but there are always some things which are bad, just like what I mentioned.