About Birla Vidya Mandir Nainital

Birla Vidya Mandir is a Residential Public School for boys, affiliated to CBSE Delhi (Affiliation No. 3530012 School No. 81012) & British Council and member of Indian Public School’s Conference (IPSC), National Progressive Schools’ Conference(NPSC), CBSE Sahodaya School Complex, International Confederation of Principals (ICP), and International Boys’ Schools Coalition (IBSC).

Experienced and competent faculty for academic excellence and all round development of students’ personality. Facility exists for special training programme for IIT, Medical, CA and NDA.

Career Counselling Programme is organised to give the boys an opportunity of self-exploration and improvement.

Excellent Board results!

The school presents a happy blend of Indian culture and the progressive trends of schooling in contemporary times. For over past fifty years our alumni have been influencing the society with their work in different walks of life. They could be found defending the frontiers as soldiers, dominating the world of business and industry or asserting themselves as performers, creative artists or authors. The school is also proud of a galaxy of quality administrators, social workers, doctors, engineers, academicians and a varied range of professionals it has produced.

Admission Process In Birla Vidya Mandir

Class IV is the point of entry into the school. Admissions are also offered in classes V, VI, VII VIII and IX provided the vacancies are there. Parents are required to get the names of their wards registered in advance by filling in the admission form and paying the registration fee, as per the details in the registration form which may be downloaded from the school website (www.birlavidyamandir.com).

Depending upon the vacancies, admissions from classes IV to IX (as boarders only), for the session commencing from March, are granted on the basis of an admission test-cum- interview, held at various centres.

All the new entrants have to produce their transfer certificates from the school last attended within a period of 15 days of their joining the school. They are also required to produce a medical certificate to the effect that they are free from all contagious and infectious diseases and are otherwise physically fit enough to be admitted to a residential school. If a student is found to be medically unfit after he joins the school, he is immediately sent back and the school fee is not refunded. Parents have to give a written undertaking to this effect at the time of admission.

Initial admission is valid only up to class X. For class XI one is required to seek fresh admission, which is selective and subject to the discretion of the Principal.