DIVYA JYOTHI HIGH SCHOOL | Bagh Lingampalli, Narayanguda, Hyderabad
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School Board
State Board
Gender Classification
Co-Ed School
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Key Information
Type of School
Day School
Affiliation / Examination Board
State Board
Grade
Nursery till Class 10
Min Age for Admission
03 Year(s)
Language of Instruction
English
Average Class Strength
30
Establishment Year
1985
School Strength
550
Swimming / Splash Pool
No
Indoor Sports
Yes
AC Classes
No
Transportation
Yes
Outdoor Sports
Yes
Maximum Age
NA
Frequently Asked Questions
DIVYA JYOTHI HIGH SCHOOL runs from Nursery
DIVYA JYOTHI HIGH SCHOOL runs upto Class 10
DIVYA JYOTHI HIGH SCHOOL began in 1985
DIVYA JYOTHI HIGH SCHOOL believes that nutrition is an important part of a student's life. Meals are an integral part of the day. Meals are however not provided in school.
DIVYA JYOTHI HIGH SCHOOL believes that the school school journey is an essential part of the student life. The school thus provides the transport facility.
Fee Structure
State Board Board Fee Structure
Annual Fee
₹ 25,000
Admission Fee
₹ 2,500
Application Fee
₹ 500
Other Fee
₹ 1,200
* The above listed fees details are information available. Current fees might vary, depending on recent changes.
School Infrastructure Details
Barrier free / Ramps
No
Strong Room
No
Gymnasium
No
Wi-Fi Enabled
No
Ramps for Differently Abled
No
Fire Extinguishers
No
Clinic Facility
No
Examination center of CBSE
No
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Faculty
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Safety
3.6/5
Infrastructure
3.7/5
Academics
3.6/5
Sports
3.7/5
Faculty
3.6/5
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