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Lowest Pupil–Teacher Ratios in Deoria (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; 20 schools in Deoria, Uttar Pradesh. Rank positions shown on each profile are within India and Uttar Pradesh.

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    J.k Mittal AcademyDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 16.5:1
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    Gurukul MissionDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 19.1:1
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    K K Public AcademyDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 19.1:1
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    Oriental Institute Senior Secondary SchoolDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 20.5:1
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    P.D. AcademyDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 21.3:1
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    R.l Academy Secondary SchoolDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 21.9:1
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    Deoria Senior Secondary SchoolDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 23.5:1
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    Lagna Devi Tarakant Sr Secondary SchoolDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 23.5:1
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    S.v.international SchoolDeoria · Private SecondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 23.8:1
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    Lord Academy Secondary SchoolDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 26.4:1
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    Gurukulam International SchoolDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 26.8:1
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    Surya AcademyDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 28.8:1
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    Lallan Sunaina Little Angels AcademyDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 29.5:1
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    R B T VidyalayaDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 30:1
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    Prem Jagriti VidyapeethDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 30:1
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    Cambridge International English SchoolDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 33.4:1
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    Gangotri Public SchoolDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 35.7:1
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    Shivam Science AcademyDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 37.2:1
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    Raghukul AcademyDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 56.5:1
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    Scholars Senior Secondary SchoolDeoria · Private Senior secondaryPupil–teacher ratio: 82.4:1

J.k Mittal Academy in Deoria leads the 2026 list of lowest pupil–teacher ratios in Deoria with Pupil–teacher ratio 16.5:1. Of the 20 schools shown, 20 are private.

For the full picture see the wider Uttar Pradesh lowest pupil–teacher ratios rankings, every school on the Deoria 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 Deoria?

J.k Mittal Academy in Deoria, Uttar Pradesh ranks first among lowest pupil–teacher ratios in Deoria with Pupil–teacher ratio 16.5:1 (Students: 645).

How are lowest pupil–teacher ratios in Deoria 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.