Jai Bharat Public School, Kheri Gujjar, Ganaur

Government records show the school under the State Board for both the secondary and higher secondary stages, which in Haryana is the Board of School Education Haryana at Bhiwani. With 73 students in Class 11 and 54 in Class 12 this session, the higher secondary affiliation is clearly in active use. No CBSE affiliation number exists for this school, so it is not a CBSE school.

We have not been able to confirm the stream-wise position. Neither the government records nor any material published by the school states which of Arts, Commerce or Science actually run in Classes 11 and 12. Given that 127 students are enrolled across the two senior classes, at least one stream is certainly running, but parents should ask the school which ones are available before applying.

No, these are two different schools that both sit in Kheri Gujjar village and were registered consecutively. Jai Bharat Public School dates from 2010, teaches in Hindi and English, and has 981 students across 28 classrooms in three blocks. S. V. M. Sr. Sec. School dates from 2004, teaches in Hindi only, and has 346 students in 22 classrooms in one block. They have separate heads and separate premises.

No. Although the school is flagged as having a pre-primary section, the enrolment return for the current session records zero children in it, so no pre-primary class is actually running. Admission effectively begins at Class 1, which has 92 students this session.

Two mediums are on record, Hindi as the first and English as the second. This makes it one of the bilingual options in the village. Parents wanting confirmation of which subjects are taught in which language should check with the school, as the records list only the mediums and not the subject-wise split.

With 981 students it is the largest school recorded in this part of Ganaur block. The teaching staff numbers 17, of whom 14 hold a B.Ed or equivalent qualification and 7 hold a postgraduate degree. The school reports 220 instructional days in the year and follows continuous and comprehensive evaluation.

Government records list 28 classrooms in good condition plus 5 other rooms across three pucca buildings, a library, a playground, internet access, 12 desktop computers, 2 laptops, 2 projectors, furniture for 870 students, electricity, functional drinking water, and six functional toilets each for boys and girls with additional urinals. The records show no ramps for disabled access and no solar power.