Boys' Schools in Uttarakhand (2026)
CBSE schools enrolling boys only. Ordered by the measure shown, with the CBSE school directory for context; 2 schools shown.
- 1–Parvati Prema JagatiNainital · Private Senior secondaryStudents: 523
- 2–Don Bosco Public SchoolNainital · Private Senior secondaryStudents: 107
| # | School | Sector | Students | CBSE school directory | Students | Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Parvati Prema Jagati Nainital · Senior secondary · Classes 6–12 | Private | 523 | – Not rated | 523 Students | 523 |
| 2 | Don Bosco Public School Nainital · Senior secondary · Classes 3–12 | Private | 107 | – Not rated | 107 Students | 107 |
2 boys' schools in Uttarakhand, listed alphabetically: 2 private. No academic ranking is published for India.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best boys school in Uttarakhand?
Parvati Prema Jagati in Nainital ranks first among boys' schools in Uttarakhand with Students 523 (Students: 523).
How are boys' schools in Uttarakhand ranked?
CBSE schools enrolling boys only. 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.