Founded in 2005, Chitkara International School, Chandigarh is a coeducational English medium day school affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi.
The school aims to become a leading innovative school of India, bridging the gap between school education, higher education, and the industry.
The 3.3 acre school campus hosts air-conditioned technology enabled classrooms, well equipped science labs, technology labs, a unique brain shaped auditorium, a well-stocked library featuring numerous educational magazines and periodicals.
Other facilities include Dance Studio, Music Factory, a well-equipped medical room, and a recreational and strife-free place for Kindergarten children.
CIS offers facilities for indoor as well as outdoor sports.
Affiliated with CBSE, the school offers classes from Kindergarten through class XII.
Chitkara International School helps the children to develop a perception of the world around and expand their thinking in many subject areas. Small group instruction, personalised attention for all the learners, flipped classrooms, blended learning, self-directed learning allow teachers to thoroughly assess them during their work.
Curriculum is developed keeping in mind all the three types of learners namely visual, auditory, and kinesthetic.
Ms. Niyati Chitkara
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SportsThe registration form should be filled in and signed by the person responsible for the student’s education. Filled forms need to be submitted at the school office. Parents are requested to be frank and honest in providing information in the Admission Application Form.
The submission of admission form is not a guarantee of admission.
The admission is governed on the basis of written test along with the percentage criteria decided by school authorities for various streams.
Chitkara International School is reckoned among the top schools in Chandigarh.
Being a day school, it does not provide accommodation facility.
