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Lowest Pupil–Teacher Ratios in New Delhi (2026)

CBSE schools with at least 300 students and the fewest students per teacher. Ratios below 5:1 are left out as likely reporting errors. Listed with official data; 19 schools in New Delhi, Delhi. Rank positions shown on each profile are within India and Delhi.

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    Sanskriti SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 11.8:1
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    Jain Happy SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 17.6:1
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    Atal Adarsh Bengali Balika VidyalayaNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 19:1
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    Dr.rajendra Prasad Kendriya VidyalayaNew Delhi · Kendriya Vidyalaya Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 20.3:1
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    Carmel Convent SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 21:1
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    St Columbas SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 23.1:1
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    Dtea Sr Sec SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 23.6:1
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    P & T Sr Sec. SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 24.2:1
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    Convent of Jesus & Mary SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 24.6:1
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    Navyug School, Mandir Marg, New Delhi-110001New Delhi · Government Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 24.8:1
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    Khrist Raja Sec SchoolNew Delhi · Private SecondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 25.4:1
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    Air Force Sr Sec SchoolNew Delhi · Government Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 25.6:1
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    Mater Dei SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 25.8:1
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    R M Arya Girls Sr Sec SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 29:1
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    PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya Ina ColonyNew Delhi · Kendriya Vidyalaya Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 29.8:1
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    Delhi Kannada Sr Sec SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 30.2:1
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    S (Co-Ed) V, F Block, Budh Nagar, InderpuriNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 31.6:1
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    PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya Jharoda KalanNew Delhi · Kendriya Vidyalaya Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 31.7:1
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    Harcourt Butler Sr Sec SchoolNew Delhi · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 34.3:1

Sanskriti School in New Delhi leads the 2026 list of lowest pupil–teacher ratios in New Delhi with Pupil–teacher ratio 11.8:1. Of the 19 schools shown, 14 are private, 3 are kendriya vidyalaya, 2 are government.

For the full picture see the wider Delhi lowest pupil–teacher ratios rankings, every school on the New Delhi page, or the comparison tool to put a shortlist side by side.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best pupil–teacher ratio school in New Delhi?

Sanskriti School in New Delhi, Delhi ranks first among lowest pupil–teacher ratios in New Delhi with Pupil–teacher ratio 11.8:1 (Students: 2,481).

How are lowest pupil–teacher ratios in New Delhi ranked?

CBSE schools with at least 300 students and the fewest students per teacher. Ratios below 5:1 are left out as likely reporting errors. 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.