India’s most beautiful school is nothing less than a palace, spread over 187 acres, fees is Rs…, located in…, not Dhirubhai Ambani School

Remember the luxury education institute from Student of The Year? Spacious class rooms, high-tech amenities, top class facilities and students from affluent background. While that school was fictional, there are such opulent institution in India in reality. India boasts of one particular school that has was constructed decades ago. Its ancient architecture makes it look like a palace!

Several famous personalities proudly call this place their alma mater. From actors, politicians, business tycoons, the alumni are spread in every domain. It is located near the Aravalli range offering a picturesque view for the students. This is the Mayo College, a private school in Ajmer, Rajasthan.

India’s Royal School

As one wakes up in this beautiful architecture, a peacock taking a flight is not an uncommon sight. The round domes, stone pillars, grand pavilions may serve some Roman-Greek vibes but the stat-of-the art facilities make it contemporary and modern.

The Mayo College is one of the oldest schools standing. It was built in 1875. In 1870, Lord Mayo, then Viceroy, envisioned a ‘Raj Kumar College’ in Ajmer for the education of royal heirs. The college began with Maharaja Mangal Singh of Alwar as its first student, under Principal Sir Oliver St. John. The iconic Main Building, designed by Major Mant, was completed in 1885. Over time, the school evolved, welcoming students from diverse backgrounds and offering extensive facilities to support their education.

Today, the temple of learning sprawls over 187 acres of land overlooking the hills, by a serene lake. It’s got luxury facilities, amenities that help to challenge international standards and holistic development of the child.

Fees of Mayo College in Ajmer

This place of education which was established as a place of royals, now welcomes people from everywhere. According to the official website of the school, the fees is Rs 10,53,00 per annum.

 

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