Ramjas School, pusa road
Pusa road new delhi, pusa road, Delhi, 110005
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About Us
Ramjas School, established by Ramjas Foundation in the year 1971, is one of the leading schools in Delhi, widely recognized as the first choice of parents looking for excellence in education. Affiliated to CBSE, a co-educational senior secondary school, the institute is recognized by the Directorate of Education, New Delhi. To be educated at Ramjas is an experience that is unmatchable. Recognizing that each child is unique with unlimited potential, giving them an environment reverberating with positivity, affection, self-esteem and happiness is what makes our institution different. Giving the best and incomparable school culture to our students has always been the driving factor of the Ramjas community and the guiding light in this endeavour, is the motto of the school, Shraddha, Gyan and Karma, highlighting the unwavering commitment of our founder, the great visionary, Shri Rai Kedar Nath ji. The hallmark of our institution is inculcating moral values and discipline in the children. The administration, principal and the faculty work tirelessly, giving personalized care to the children so that they grow up to be principled and committed citizens.
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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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Tia Sharma
Reviewed on 6 March 2024
Very bad school. Teachers are all criminals and steal theur lunch.
Mir Haris
Reviewed on 6 February 2024
Very bad school. Worse staff and management. School has 30 cr in assets however desks are in poor condition.
Natasha Mulwani
Reviewed on 30 December 2023
RAMJAS SCHOOL PUSA ROAD Admission and Teachers in Ramjas School The Cult of Rai Kedar Nath Ramjas Lala jiRai Kedar Nath was the founder of Ramjas Foundation. Ramjas Schools attempt to create a cult of personality around him. Lets delve deeper into this subject. Rai Kedar Nath was born in a rich family. He studied at Mission School in Daryaganj which was one of top most expensive convent schools. He became a Session Judge of the British era and was most famous for jailing independence movement and Satyagraha activists. In 1912, he acquired large swathes of land in then undeveloped Anand Parbat. According to a court filing, there are thousand of tenants who pay rent to Ramjas Foundation. This is besides the 16 schools, 1 Ramjas College and a dozer acre sports centre in West Patel Nagar. Today also, Ramjas Foundation is run by small number of buisnessmen and arms dealers. While they are making large amount of money, the condition of some Ramjas Schools remain dire. Just see the difference between two Ramjas Schools in Karol Bagh. Or Ramjas School in Chawri Bazar which pastes advertisements on walls for admission.
Suvansh Dureja
Reviewed on 25 April 2023
Worst school in Delhi