Anubhuti International Residential School in Jalgaon, Maharashtra Admission, Fees Structure

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Anubhuti International Residential School is Located in Jalgaon , Maharashtra, India

Address of Anubhuti International Residential School, Jalgaon

How do I contact Anubhuti International Residential School?

Call at +91-9422776798 to contact Anubhuti International Residential School

Anubhuti started its journey on 07–07–2007 with Classes 5, 6 and 7.Now the school has grown to Class 12 with four batches of Class 10 (ICSE) and two batches of Class 12 (ISC) passing out. Anubhuti has made its name as a co–educational residential school to be reckoned in the sphere of academics, environmental awareness, co–curricular activities and sports.

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Anubhuti’s mission is to create a learning environment conducive to nurturing the learners and the educators to be creative, capable, compassionate and equanimous citizens of character with global outlook. Anubhuti shall achieve this mission with a rational commitment to the time-tested, multifaceted Indian culture, the spirit of mutual dependence, enlightened entrepreneurship and global outlook, leading them to be socially aligned, environmentally conscious and sensitive human beings. Indian culture has evolved over the past several millennia. It embodies close family ties, peaceful societal coexistence and reverence towards all forms of life as well as the environment. It considers the relationship between individual life, social life and the surroundings as an integrated whole. Above all, it strongly advocates a deep regard and love for the sustenance and protection of the environment through conservation, austerity, non-accumulation and detachment at the individual as well as at the community level. They are moved by the spirit of trusteeship. They believe that Anubhuti is merely a token of gratitude towards society. The basic infrastructure has been put in place and hence there will be no financial burden on Anubhuti.

 

Jalgaon (pronunciation ) is a city in western India The city is located in northern Maharashtra, and serves as the administrative headquarter of the Jalgaon district Jalgaon is nicknamed "Banana City" as the region contributes approximately two-thirds of Maharashtra's banana production Jalgaon city is about 225 meters above sea level The Girna River flows through the western part of the city.

Jalgaon was divided in 1911, with East Khandesh covering the territory that is now Jalgaon After the 1956 reorganisation of India's states, East Khandesh became part of Bombay State

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