About Mussoorie Public School

Mussoorie Public School was founded in 1966 with the clear aim of providing girls and boys an education at par with the best in the country. That vision still holds good, as the school management has now tied up with the internationally well-known Welham Boys’ School, Dehradun. Our endeavour is to provide our students an education based on values and ethics, so they may become worthy ambassadors of their country, across the world. Beginning with Nursery and Kindergarten, we are a day-cum-residential school having students in all grades up to Grade XII. We are affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi.

Admission Process In Mussoorie Public School

Admission is open to all, regardless of caste, colour or creed.

Advance registration for admission and/or provisional reservation of a seat in the hostel can be done at any time of the year for any academic year by remitting the registration fee.

Registration fee is neither refundable nor transferable and stands forfeited if the student fails to turn up for the entrance test and/or admission.

Registration entitles a student to appear for the entrance test and does not guarantee admission to the school.

The School reserves the right to admit a student to the class in which the child is deemed eligible by school.

Students who register for admission are required to appear for the entrance tests, which are held in the months of March and October.Other details about the test are intimated to the parents by registered post or email. (Question papers of entrance tests held during the previous years are not provided.) On registration of the child, the syllabi for the entrance test will be provided.

The registration of the child may also be done online after which the syllabi for the entrance test will be sent to the parents. The entrance test is conducted only in the offline mode.

In some schools in the plains, the annual promotion examination is held during the month of March/April. On account of this, if a student cannot take the entrance exam in the second week of March, they may be allowed to take the test on an alternative date, provided the concerned parents apply for the same at the time of registering the child.

Students seeking admission to classes Nursery and KG are tested only orally.

Admission to School will be granted provisionally only after the entrance test and the same will be finalized after the following documents are submitted at the time of admission