Deepti Convent School, Bastar

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Type

Board

CISCE

Overview

Deepti Convent School, Bastar is a coeducational day school affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi and offers schooling from primary to class XII.

Campus

The school campus comprises a library, well equipped science labs, a seminar hall and a playground.

Academics

The school offers CISCE curriculum and offers education from kindergarten to class XII. The school offers a range of extracurricular and sports activities such as cricket, football, tennis, badminton and athletics.

Head of Institute

Sister Jess Maria

General Information

Library
Yes

Transportation
Yes

Student Mix
Both

Labs
Yes

Internet Wi-Fi
Yes

Sports
Cricket, Tennis, Badminton, Football

Admission

Please contact the school office for information on admissions.

Fees

Please contact the school office for information on fees.

Achievement

Deepti Convent School, Bastar is a value-based progressive school where the students are encouraged to put their culture and values into practice.

Accommodation

Being a day school, it does not offer accommodation facility.

Updates

Information

Website :

Address : Aghanpur, Dhrampura,

Email :

Contact : 7782229475

Aghanpur, Dhrampura,

Media Bytes

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— Philip G. Altbach & Eldho Mathews, The Hindu, (13/11)

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— The Economist, (6/11)