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Government Schools in Bihar (2026)

Central, state, local-body and armed-forces CBSE schools. Ordered by the measure shown, with the CBSE school directory for context; 26 schools shown.

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    Chapra Central SchoolSaran · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 1,317
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    Madhuban Central SchoolChamparan East · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 996
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    Progressive Central SchoolSamastipur · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 949
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    Public Central SchoolSamastipur · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 716
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    J. P. Central SchoolSamastipur · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 705
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    Riddhi Siddhi Central SchoolSaran · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 635
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    Sunbeam Central SchoolNalanda · Government SecondaryStudents: 634
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    Holy Central SchoolMadhubani · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 614
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    Navyug VidyalayaBhagalpur · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 567
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    Patna City Central SchoolPatna · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 454
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    Sitamarhi Central SchoolSitamarhi · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 396
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    New Patliputra Central SchoolPatna · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 392
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    Krishna Central SchoolKaimur · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 358
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    Scottish Central SchoolRohtas · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 207
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    Army Public SchoolGaya · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 203
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    Army Public SchoolPatna · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 203
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    Patliputra Central SchoolKhagaria · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 189
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    Patliputra Central SchoolPatna · Government SecondaryStudents: 189
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    Pusa Central SchoolSamastipur · Government SecondaryStudents: 164
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    C.B.S.C. Central SchoolBhojpur · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 24
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    Eklavya Central SchoolSaharsa · Government Senior secondaryStudents: 5
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    Acharya SHRI Sudarshan Patna Central SchoolPatna · Government Senior secondaryStudents: –
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    Arrah Central SchoolBhojpur · Government SecondaryStudents: –
  24. 24
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    Hare Ram Central SchoolSiwan · Government SecondaryStudents: –
  25. 25
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    Sainik SchoolGopalganj · Government Senior secondaryStudents: –
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    Sainik SchoolNalanda · Government Senior secondaryStudents: –

26 government schools in Bihar, listed alphabetically: 26 government. No academic ranking is published for India.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best government school in Bihar?

Chapra Central School in Saran ranks first among government schools in Bihar with Students 1,317 (Students: 1,317).

How are government schools in Bihar ranked?

Central, state, local-body and armed-forces CBSE schools. Figures are the most recent published by the national authority and matched to the school directory.

Are these 2026 rankings official?

No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official Indian data (CBSE SARAS – list of affiliated schools; UDISE+ Know Your School – school report cards and state statistics). Nothing on this site ranks Indian schools by results, because no board or ministry publishes school-level results. Lists are ordered by size, pupil–teacher ratio, growth, founding year or name, each of which describes the school rather than its outcomes.