Delhi Public School, R K Puram, New Delhi, has been ranked as the ‘most respected secondary school’ in India in a first ever survey conducted by Indian Market Research Bureau (IMRB).
Education World Editor Dilip Thakore, who had commissioned IMRB for the survey told reporters today that Ahmedabad based secondary educational institute, St Kabir School has been ranked number one in the entire west zone and fifth in the country.
Mr Thakore said that though St Kabir ranked fifth in the country but it has ranked first on their parameter of ‘‘Value for Money’‘ among the top four and ranked third on other important parameters like leadership management quality, teacher-pupil ratio and quality of teachers.
‘‘Over 250 schools short-listed by Education World were assessed by a carefully constituted respondents base comprising parents, principals, teachers and educationists on 12 parameters— academic reputation, co-curricular education, sports, education, quality of teachers, teacher-pupil ratio, value for money, management quality, parental involvement, infrastructure, quality of alumni, integrity/honesty and selectivity in admission,’‘ Mr Thakore said.
St Kabir School Managing Trustee Col Vinod Kumar said, ‘‘It is a great honour and personal satisfaction for me to see our school among the top five schools in the country.’‘

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