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The Mody School has been awarded the prestigious Outstanding Residential School Award in Rajasthan 2019 Award by the Centre for Education Growth and Research (CEGR) on 18th April 2019 (Thursday) at the inaugural function of Indian Education Festival held in New Delhi. Ms Nishi Rana, Principal, Mody School received the award from the hands of Prof. K K Agarwal, Chairman, National Board of Accreditation and Mentor, CEGR. The award was bestowed to recognize and value consistent and high level of teaching and facilities imparted to girls’ students at the campus.



Centre for Education Growth and Research (CEGR) is a prominent and only education institution which is accredited with four innovations. CEGR is committed to providing innovative, qualitative and employability driven education which prepares the coming generations to be the future leaders.



Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Rana said, “It’s a proud privilege to be acknowledged for the dedication and commitment with which we are working to make the school an epitome for women education. Our school is a premier institute for girls' education and imparts academic learning comparable to the best in the world, with special focus on the traditional ethos and cultural heritage of India. We believe each of our students, faculty and staff is contributing towards realising the vision of the school and collectively working for the holistic growth of our students, thus stimulating the ability to become lifelong learners.”



Last year, the School was ranked No. 1 in India by Education Today Magazine. The School has achieved 100% results in the Board Exams of Classes X and XII. The Mody School campus is also home to an elite residential school, which has classes from Grade 3 to 12, and is affiliated to the CBSE, New Delhi, and IB Diploma Program, Geneva, Switzerland, for Grades 11 and 12. The School takes much pride in the excellent academic performance of its students. It reflects an unwavering commitment to fulfilling the potential of each girl in a culture where she is encouraged to take intellectual risks, think independently, and extend herself.