Manav Sthali School (Delhi)

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R Block, New Rajender Nagar, New Delhi.
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Coordinates:   28°37'58"N   77°11'0"E

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  • i manav sthalian of class 8 is very happy to be in dis school manav sthali rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • hy..!!i just love my scool.!it rocks ..!!
  • Goddbye Manav Sthali Just Have Sweet memories with me.... Aman (2009 batch)
  • i'll miss it a lottttt......... :((
  • Shivam Handa, student of Manav Sthali School, R- Block, New Rajendra Nagar has made the school proud of his outstanding achievements : 1. Shivam secured 92% in Science ( Non- Medical) in the AISSCE 2010 2. secured 9th Position in B Tech - AIEEE’2010 3. 37th Rank in IIT , All India Rank 4. 130 rank in AIEEE B Arch 5. 27TH rank in IIST under Indian Institute of Space Technology (ISRO) Shivam is amongst the 5 students representing India at International Physics Olympiad at Croatia, Europe from 17th July -29th July’2010.This programme is sponsored by Homi Baba Centre for Science & Education, Mumbai,Govt.of India. About 36,000 students from across the nation participated in the first level examination conducted by IAPT. 312 students were selected for the 2nd level examination, namely, Indian National Physics Olympiad (INPhO) examination. The INPhO examination was conducted in 15 centres across the nation. 37 students were selected to participate in an intensive training camp, namely, the orientation cum selection camp for Physics Olympiad at HBCSE from May 4 to May 17, 2010. These students represent some of the most talented students in the nation. On the concluding day of the training camp a team of 5 students who will represent India at the 41st International Physics Olympiad at Zagreb, Croatia was announced at the valedictory function held at HBCSE today. Prof R. Varma, Head, Physics Department, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT, Bombay) was the Chief Guest at the valedictory function. Shivam Handa of Manav Sthali School is one of the 05 students & the only student from Delhi who will represent India in the 41st International Physics Olympiad at Zagreb, Croatia Zagreb, from July 17 – July 25, 2010 The school students & staff wishes Shivam Handa all the best for his future endeavors!!
  • Manav Sthali School has always aimed at nurturing leaders of the future and has always given the students a platform to pursue their endeavors and make them reach cherishable heights. Under the direction and supervision of Mrs. Mamta V Bhatnagar, Director and Founder Principal, Manav Sthali’s commitment to promotion of various activities such as Academics, Sports, Biotechnology, Fashion Studies and others has widely been acknowledged. The school is once again pioneer in introducing ‘Media Studies and Appreciation’ as an elective subject at senior secondary level for the session 2010-2011. The subject is introduced by the Central board of Secondary Education as a pilot project in a few selected schools of Delhi. Manav Sthali has always been very versatile and flexible as far as the selection of subjects by the students is concerned. Mrs. Bhatnagar has broken the barriers of rigidity and streamlined bent of minds and has layed emphasis on a holistic development of a child. If at one end there are subjects like Fashion Studies, Informatic Practices, Entrepreneurship, Sculpture, Commercial Arts, Multimedia and Web technology being offered to the students of humanities and commerce streams, she has been certain to make the same choice of subjects available for the students of science stream also, along with a few more attractions like Bio-technology and Computer sciences, apart from their main core subjects. Media studies is intended to make students understand the role of media and its evolution as an indispensable part of life. Under the guidance of the able faculty members, the students will be given a platform to be a witness to the creative as well as the technical advancements pacing around them. The course includes basic knowledge about the various softwares and stages of production like reporting, framing, composition, writing, editing, sound effects, picturisation, variably for Television and Print Media, Radio, Internet, Advertising, Journalism, Public Relations and so on. The course opens a wide spectrum of career options for the students from working as a journalist, editor, writer, public relations officer, creative director, radio jockey, video jockey, television anchors, producers, etc, to running a production house, ad agency or a news channel of their own, wherein they can help the job-hunters by giving them an opportunity to work with them and thus help the country get rid of the ‘unemployment ’. The students can also pursue several distinct career paths in the course of their professional lives, sometimes “inventing” new jobs for themselves as technologies and industries change and hence, exploring a number of career options for the generations ahead which would help strengthen the economic growth and development of the country indeed. With a well equipped audio-visual and technological infrastructure at the school, the students would be able to develop themselves with appropriate tools of creativity and would be exposed to the upcoming world of Media to grow as true media professionals.
  • worst school to be. Harassed and had to leave school. Was among top 10 students in all sections combined. No sports except table tennis. Worst memories of my life. Bad teachers, no sports, no playgrounds. very bad bus service.
  • Same here it was double storey and r block only vivek summit was gud but they take so much fees and also don't provide security for students bullying is done alway
  • And also so much time wasted in india inspire mss
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