Top Schools in Jaya Prakash Nagar, Hyderabad for Class 11 2026-27: Fees, Admissions, Rankings & Reviews

We've curated a list of best Schools in and near Jaya Prakash Nagar, Hyderabad for Class 11 for 2026-27, sorted by our default Rankings, a trusted system on a holistic evaluation of a school's academic excellence, infrastructure, extracurriculars, teacher quality, and real parent reviews (learn more).

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Top Schools in Jaya Prakash Nagar, Hyderabad for Class 11 with Fees Structure

School Name	Board	Approx. Monthly Fees	Student Teacher Ratio	Year of Establishment
Manthan International School, Tellapur, Hyderabad	CBSE, Cambridge	₹ 25.40 K - 42.39 K	8:1	NA
Radcliffe School, Balanagar, Hyderabad	CBSE	₹ 4.96 K - 6.38 K	30:1	2008
Nasr School, Kanchan Bagh, Hyderabad	ICSE	Unknown	20:1	NA
Sister Nivedita School, Amberpet, Hyderabad	CBSE	₹ 5.75 K - 7.32 K	30:1	1989
Academic Heights Public School, Sanjeeva Reddy Nagar, Hyderabad	CBSE	Unknown	30:1	2009
Hindu Public School, Sanath Nagar, Hyderabad	CBSE	₹ 3.75 K - 4 K	30:1	1988
St. Theresa's Secondary School, Erragadda, Hyderabad	CBSE	₹ 6.17 K - 8.17 K	30:1	2016
Lotus National School, Punjagutta, Hyderabad	CBSE	Unknown	30:1	NA
Pallavi Model School, Bowenpally, Secunderabad	CBSE	₹ 6.05 K - 9.58 K	30:1	1994

Comparing School Boards in Jaya Prakash Nagar, Hyderabad

When selecting a school in Jaya Prakash Nagar, Hyderabad, one of the biggest decisions that parents face is choosing the curriculum. With each board having distinct strengths and pathways, it is important to understand the differences between each of these in order to choose the curriculum that is best suited for your child.

Here is a table comparing the common boards available in Jaya Prakash Nagar, Hyderabad:

Feature	CBSE	CISCE/ ICSE	IB	IGCSE/ Cambridge
Curriculum Focus	National (India-centric), STEM-Heavy, exam-oriented	Holistic (equal focus on English, arts, science), detailed syllabus	Global, enquiry-based learning with interdisciplinary projects	Flexible, globally recognised, balanced mix of theory & application
Teaching Style	Structured, textbook-driven, with recent competency-based reforms	Project-based, emphasis on analytical and creative thinking	Student-led exploration, critical thinking, and real-world application	Practical, skill-focused learning with global perspectives
Assessment Style	Final exams (80% theory, 20% practicals)	Mix of exams (80%) + internal projects (20%)	Continuous assessment (oral, written, projects). No final board exams	Final Cambridge exams (70-80%) + coursework (20-30%)
Competitive Exams	Very well suited for competitive Indian exams like JEE and NEET	Provides a strong foundation but less directly aligned with Indian competitive exams	Prepares for international exams and assessments	Prepares for international exams and assessments
Key Features	Large student base, widely available resources, aligns with national exams	Strong language focus, detailed syllabus, strong analytical development	Focus on international mindedness, develops independent learning, global perspective	Globally standardized, flexible subject choices, develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Best For	JEE/NEET aspirants; families prioritizing affordability & flexibility	Creative learners; parents valuing language proficiency & depth	Globally mobile students; those seeking non-traditional education	Students aiming for UK/US universities; those wanting a bridge between Indian and international boards

Source: Official curriculum websites CBSE, CISCE/ ICSE, IB, IGCSE/ Cambridge

Admission Process, Criteria and Documents Required

Admission Criteria

Each school might have slightly differing admission criteria, the most prevalent being:

Satisfying the minimum age criteria according to the class in which admission is sought (if applicable)
Past school records and marksheets to determine eligibility for admission to a particular class
Medical fitness certificate, as residential schools prioritize student health and well-being
Behavioural certificate if transferring from another school
Priority to siblings of current students or children of alumni is also given in some schools
Parent-child interviews (common in IB/ICSE schools) to assess alignment with school values
Qualifying entrance tests might also be a criterion of applying for admission to higher classes

Admission Process

While each school may have its own nuances, the general admission process follows these steps:

Online/Offline Registration: Fill out the application form on the school's website or in person during the admission window.
Submission of Required Documents: Upload or submit physical copies of all required documents along with the application form and fee.
Entrance Assessment (if applicable): Students may be invited to take a written test in subjects like English, Math, or Science, depending on the grade level.
Parent-Child Interaction/Interview: An informal session to assess the child's readiness and the family's compatibility with the school's philosophy.
Review of Academic & Medical Records: The school verifies previous performance, health status, and overall suitability.
Offer of Admission: Selected candidates receive an admission offer via email or official communication.
Fee Payment and Enrollment Confirmation: Admission is confirmed after fee payment within the given deadline.
Orientation & Onboarding: Parents and students are invited to orientation sessions before the academic session begins.

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Documents Required

The documents required for admission usually include the following:

Birth certificate (original + copy)
Address proof (Aadhaar, utility bill, rental agreement)
Parent/child ID proofs (PAN, passport)
Previous school transcripts (if applicable)
Medical records (vaccination certificate, allergy/disability disclosures)
Transfer certificate, for mid-year admissions
Passport-sized photos of the child and parents
Application form (online/physical) with fee receipt
Extracurricular certificates, if required

The admission timeline, criteria, process and document requirements mentioned above are general guidelines and may vary between schools. Some institutions might waive certain documents or request additional ones. Verify all the information on the official school website before proceeding further.

Our Data and Methodology

Information is gathered from official school websites (especially Mandatory Disclosures), data provided by partnered schools, education board portals (CBSE, CISCE/ ICSE, IB, IGCSE/ Cambridge), government databases(Know Your School and UDISE+), parent feedback, site visits (wherever feasible) as well as analysis of public domain data, verified and cross-referenced with school authorities by our team of education experts.

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