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CBSE Affiliation No. 830178 · School Code 45119
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Hostel & dining

A comfortable and healthy “home away from home” where learning continues after the bell.

Housing & dining

Hostel & residential services

The phrase “home away from home” often describes hostels because they provide a comfortable and healthy environment for students. In the hostel, students are engaged in curricular and co-curricular activities — a way of living that makes every student feel part of a family away from home.

  • Community: a shared life across diverse backgrounds, leading to lasting friendships and cultural exchange.
  • Cultural immersion: events, workshops and social gatherings that bring students closer to local culture and customs.
  • Independence: residents manage their own schedules, belongings and interactions — building self-reliance.
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Everything a boarder needs

468 seats for boys and 144 for girls — cared for around the clock.

Boarding houses

We have 12 boarding rooms for boys and 4 for girls, each accommodating 36 or 24 students. Each student has a counter to place their essentials.

Housing & dining

Boarders are served delicious, hygienic and tasty food. Fruits are served frequently.

Medical service

24-hour medical service is available. Good care is taken of health with the help of local doctors.

Hot water

Hot water is provided to each wash-room yard.

Clean drinking water

Clean hot/cold filtered water is supplied 24 hours.

Strict vigilance

Teachers as well as the Principal move round the boarding rooms for strict vigilance on the boarders.

Karate & yoga

Introduced for the physical and mental fitness of students.

Spare-time activity

Daily news watching, films and cultural activities are provided for the boarders.

24×7 security services

24/7 CCTV surveillance, entry-exit regulations to ensure student safety, and hostel supervisors for student discipline. First-aid facilities and tie-ups with nearby hospitals.

Student life in a hostel

A mix of independence, discipline & friendship

Living in a hostel is a unique and transformative experience. Here are some key aspects.

01

Community

Hostel life fosters a sense of community; students from diverse backgrounds share interests and experiences, leading to lasting friendships.

02

Independence & responsibility

Students learn to manage daily routines, studies and personal chores, becoming responsible for time, money and well-being.

03

Academic environment

Surrounded by fellow students, a motivating atmosphere. Group studies and discussions help in better understanding of subjects.

04

Friendship & social life

Hostel life fosters deep friendships as students share rooms, meals and experiences.

05

Discipline & time management

Scheduled meals, study hours and outings build better time management skills and a disciplined lifestyle.

06

Exposure to diversity

Students from different backgrounds, cultures and states broaden perspectives and learn to adapt.

Daily routine

Hostel time table

A structured day, from the 5:30 wake-up bell to lights-off.

Morning & school day

  • 05:30 AMWake up
  • 06:00 – 06:10Milk break
  • 06:10 – 06:20Prayer
  • 06:25 – 07:40Study
  • 07:40 – 08:20Breakfast – I batch
  • 08:20 – 08:50Breakfast – II batch
  • 09:00Assembly
  • 09:10 – 09:50I period
  • 09:50 – 10:30II period
  • 10:30 – 10:40Break
  • 10:40 – 11:20III period
  • 11:20 – 12:00IV period
  • 12:00 – 12:40V period / Lunch
  • 12:40 – 01:20VI period / Lunch
  • 01:20 – 02:05VII period

Afternoon & evening

  • 02:05 – 02:45VIII period
  • 02:45 – 02:55Break
  • 02:55 – 03:25IX period
  • 03:25 – 04:15X period
  • 04:15 – 04:20Assembly
  • 04:20 – 05:40Refreshment / Study
  • 05:40 – 06:30Study
  • 06:30 – 06:40Break
  • 06:40 – 08:00Study
  • 08:00 – 09:00TV news / Supper
  • 09:00Prayer
  • 10:00 PMLights off
Mess food menu

What’s on the plate

Select a day to see the week’s menu. Non-vegetarian options are served on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday nights.

Morning

  • Lemon rice, curd, tea, milk

Afternoon

  • Rice, chutney, sambhar, papad, buttermilk, pickle

Evening

  • Rava vada, tea, milk

Night

  • Chapati ×2, white rice, rasam, baaji, milk, banana

Morning

  • Dosa, chutney, sambar, tea, milk

Afternoon

  • White rice, sambar, pickle, curd, baaji

Evening

  • Upma / poha, green gram upkari, tea, milk

Night

  • VEGChapati ×2, white rice, rasam, baaji, soyabean baaji, milk
  • NON-VEGChapati ×2, white rice, rasam, egg, milk

Morning

  • Pulav, salad, tea, milk

Afternoon

  • White rice, buttermilk, baaji, cocum rasam, pickle

Evening

  • Poori / chapati ×2, baaji, tea, milk

Night

  • White rice, rasam, baaji, milk

Morning

  • Idli, dal, sambar, milk, tea

Afternoon

  • White rice, buttermilk, baaji, pickle

Evening

  • Chana dal vada, poha upkari, tea, milk

Night

  • VEGChapati ×2, white rice, rasam, baaji, paneer korma, milk
  • NON-VEGChapati ×2, rice, rasam, egg, milk

Morning

  • Puliyogare, curd / upma, poha, tea, milk

Afternoon

  • Masala buttermilk, white rice, baaji, papad, sambar, pickle

Evening

  • Mangalore buns / vada pav, tea, milk

Night

  • Chapati ×2, white rice, rasam, baaji, milk, fruit

Morning

  • Pulav, salad, tea, milk

Afternoon

  • White rice, baaji, payasam, curd, rasam, pickle

Evening

  • Masala dosa, chutney, potato baaji, milk, tea

Night

  • Chapati ×2, white rice, rasam, baaji, milk

Morning

  • Rava upma, tea, milk

Afternoon

  • White rice, baaji dal, chutney, curd

Evening

  • Sweet poha / bun / puffs, tea, milk

Night

  • VEGFried rice / manchoori / noodles / ghee rice, rice, sambhar
  • NON-VEGChicken, white rice, rasam

Give your child a home of learning

Admissions are open for Class V onwards on a first come, first served basis. Speak to our office to plan a campus visit.