Finding the right school is all about finding the right environment for a child and we at NPS, Rajajinagar strive with the same goal in mind. You may be aware that National Public School, Rajajinagar is an Autonomous Institution affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi.
How to get admission in National Public School Rajajinagar?
Parents seeking admission to National Public School, Rajajinagar, for various classes are requested to download the registration forms (along with the acknowledgement slips wherever necessary) under the respective links. Parents may submit the duly filled-in forms at the school with the following documents and collect the Information Booklet.
What is the next preference for admission in NPS?
Priority for admission is also listed for alumni of our school. As you are aware, NPS has been functioning since 1959. Children of the alumni group are also many. The next preference is for the nationally mobile group, including central services and other transferable services of India.
How is NPS Bangalore for KG II?
Bangalore is seeing a large number of this migratory group who are seeking admission to NPS. Now the government prioritises admission for minorities from different states of India to promote national integration. Applications for admission to KG II are not accepted as there is no vacancy.
NPS Rajajinagar started it’s journey over 50 years ago and is one of the oldest schools in Bangalore city. School has more than 1800 students on its roll and has the honor of being granted Autonomy by the CBSE, Govt. of India. Earlier this honour has been given to only two school; out of which NPS Rajajinagar is one.
Where is National Public School Rajajinagar located?
The school is located in Rajajinagar area of Bangalore (Bengaluru). National Public School, Rajajinagar was established in 1959. It is a Society and is part of National Public Schools (NPS) and is managed by CITIZEN EDUCATION SOCIETY REGD.
Who are the people seeking admission to NPS in Bangalore?
There is also another category of people who are internationally mobile coming from schools outside India. Bangalore is seeing a large number of this migratory group who are seeking admission to NPS. Now the government prioritises admission for minorities from different states of India to promote national integration.
