Modern Convent School, Chirashmi, Ganaur

This needs to be confirmed directly with the school before you rely on it. Government records list the school under CBSE for both the secondary and higher secondary stages, and the school describes its teaching as following the CBSE curriculum. However, no CBSE affiliation number appears on the school's website, in its official brochure, or in any record we could access, and an affiliation number is the only thing that establishes affiliation. Parents should ask the school for its affiliation number in writing, because board affiliation governs registration for the Class 10 and Class 12 examinations.

This is not stated anywhere. The school's own brochure describes its senior secondary programme in general terms without naming Arts, Commerce or Science, and no stream information appears in government records. With only ten students across Classes 11 and 12 this session, parents should specifically ask which streams will actually run in the year they are applying for.

Yes. The school is registered in government records as Modern Convent School, and its website and printed brochure carry the title Modern Convent School, Gargy Gurukul. The same people are named in both, with Anuj Tyagi as Director and Priya Tyagi as Principal. There is only one institution, listed under two names.

No. Government records specifically record the school as not being a minority institution. In India, words like Convent are widely used in school names as a general marker of English-medium schooling and do not indicate any religious character. The school's own material makes no religious-minority claim.

Yes to both. Government records classify the school as partially residential with privately run residential accommodation, and the school's brochure describes a hostel facility for students who stay on campus. The brochure also describes a school transport service for day scholars. Since it takes both day and boarding students, parents should confirm hostel availability separately for the class they are applying to.

Yes, and this one is genuinely running. The current enrolment return records 24 children in pre-primary, which is the only working pre-primary section among the schools recorded in this part of Ganaur block. Class 1 has a further 23 children.

It is well equipped for its size. Government records list 22 classrooms and 12 other rooms across four pucca buildings, a library, a computer laboratory, internet, 30 desktop computers, 10 projectors, 8 digital boards, a solar power installation, a playground, and twelve functional toilets each for boys and girls including toilets designed for children with special needs. Ramps and handrails are in place.