India, Indore
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Daly College Indore is a day-cum-boarding school with a long heritage in central India. It offers both Cambridge International Examinations and the CBSE programme, providing local and international qualifications. The Cambridge pathway runs from Grade VI to Grade XII, with Checkpoint for Grades VII–VIII, IGCSE for Grades IX–X and Cambridge AS/A Levels for Grades XI–XII. Students may choose streams in Grade XI: Science, Commerce and Humanities. English is the medium of instruction, and the curricular languages include English, Hindi, Sanskrit, French and German; Sanskrit, French and German are offered as third languages from Grade VI to VIII, while Hindi and French function as second languages up to Grade X, with English compulsory from Grade XII. The campus encompasses historic buildings, place of worship, modern laboratories and the Craft Technology Design Center, plus a 1,200-seat auditorium and extensive sports facilities. As a Round Square member since 2005, Daly College promotes internationalism through exchanges, Model UN and AFS programs alongside broad arts and sports opportunities.
1, Residency Area, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Daly College Indore has typical class sizes of 30, instruction in English.
Located in Residency Area, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001. Indore is well connected by rail, road and air. Medium of Instruction is English.
Junior School; Senior School
Day-Cum-Boarding
Special educator; remedial teachers; four full-time special education counselors; counseling services; on-campus hospital and medical staff.
Secular
Annual tuition at Daly College Indore ranges from INR 448,000 to INR 1,289,080 for 2026/27.
Daly College Indore teaches Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Medium of Instruction is English. The academic languages taught are English, Hindi, Sanskrit, French and German; Sanskrit, French and German are offered as the third language from Grade VI to VIII; Hindi and French are offered as the second language up to Grades IX–X; English is compulsory from XII onwards. Cambridge International Examinations (CI) are offered alongside the CBSE programme, with Cambridge Checkpoint for Grades VII–VIII, IGCSE for Grades IX–X, and Cambridge AS/A Levels for Grades XI–XII. CI programmes lead from Grade VI to Grade XII. Streams offered in Grade XI are Science, Commerce and Humanities; CBSE is the regular board, while CI qualifications provide international routes.
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Last three-year board examination results: 2023 Class X—119 registered, 119 passed (100%); 2023 Class XII—142 registered, 142 passed (100%).
Graduates have progressed to leading universities in India and abroad, including IIT (Advanced) Soham Nandwal; Oxford University; Imperial College London; University College London; King's College London; Warwick University; University of Manchester; Cornell University; Johns Hopkins University; USC; and IIT Indore, Ashoka University, among others.
The Daly College Student Counseling services provide confidential help and support to students, parents and caregivers, free of charge. A trained professional counselor offers support and a new perspective on personal and emotional difficulties. Counseling aims to help individuals cope with problems, and the counselor is highly qualified with years of experience. Counseling creates a private, non-judgmental space to discuss issues, and covers concerns such as academic pressure, concentration problems, panic attacks, family and relationship difficulties, eating disorders, self-esteem and confidence, depression, anxiety, bereavement, and bullying. Everything said in counseling is kept confidential under a strict code of ethics, unless there is a clear risk. The student counselor is Mrs. Mridulika Agrawal and the support counselor is Dr. Shantanu Maitra.
FOCUS is Daly College's Special Education Needs department, established in 2011 to recognise each child's strengths and address learning needs in a non-segregated environment. The program mainstreams learners through intensive remedial work based on IEPs and CBSE guidelines, with accommodations and modifications as needed. Support areas include Classroom peer sensitisation, the Resource Room 'FOCUS', Intensive Remedial based on IEPs, Occupational Therapy, Shadow Teachers, Parent Partnership, and a dedicated team led by Coordinator Mrs. Shalini Verma, along with specialists such as Dr. Minakshi Rathore (Remedial) and Miss Goldi Singh (Remedial), plus an Occupational Therapist and active involvement from alumni volunteers.
Mental wellbeing is supported through the Counseling program, which provides confidential help and guidance to aid emotional health. Counseling focuses on listening to personal and emotional problems, offering non-judgmental support and potential strategies, and is designed to help students maintain well-being throughout their schooling. The duration and use of counseling vary by individual needs, with ongoing access to professional support as appropriate.
Safeguarding is supported by a formal internal mechanism, including the Fifth Internal Complaints Committee reconstituted in November 2015, and a Code of Ethics within the Counseling Centre that ensures confidentiality and ethical practice. The school emphasises safeguarding and providing a secure environment for students and families.
No child will be considered for admission unless registered in advance for the entrance test and interviews. Registrations will normally close one month before the start of the selection process. Admissions are offered only in Boarding in classes IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX and XI. Registration does not guarantee admission and Admission will be made by the Principal, whose decision is final. Acceptance of the offer must be made within 15 days or the offer will stand cancelled; Acceptance of admission also implies acceptance of all school rules as amended without notice from time to time. Children admitted as boarders cannot be converted to day borders even if the parents are transferred to Indore. Fees are charged per term; withdrawals during the course of a term will forfeit the fees for that term; withdrawals at the end of a term must inform the Principal in writing at least 30 days before the start of the next term or a penalty will be levied. Date of birth is fixed and will not be amended. If a student is absent for 20 days without sanctioned leave, his/her name will be deleted from the rolls of the College. Disputes: All disputes are to be settled in the legal jurisdiction of Indore. The above is a prospectus and does not purport to be a book of rules. Admission Procedure: Registration must be downloaded, filled and sent with a Demand Draft in favour of Daly College payable at Indore; Rs. 15,000/- is the registration cost. Aptitude Analysis will be conducted in February/March 2024 for classes IV to IX and XI. Stream Selection Form for Class XI and Instructions are provided; Registration & Aptitude Analysis/Entrance Test Fees in India are Rs. 15000 and other details include CBSE as the regular board with four streams in XI: medical, engineering, commerce and humanities. New students are admitted only if there are vacancies; admissions are not made in Classes X and XII; for Class XI, CGPA/percentages required are CBSE 8.0 CGPA, ICSE 76%, or State Board 80% to apply. Cambridge International Examinations centre status since 2010 with first IGCSE batch in 2012.
Khelo India Scholarship: Two Dalians received Khelo India Scholarship. Anirudh Singh Hada Memorial Sports Scholarship for outstanding performance in Soccer and Hockey during the year 2023-24. Trustee Scholarship (Boston University): Ishaan Agarwal was awarded the Trustee Scholarship, a full-tuition scholarship worth $312,800 over four years.