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CBSE · CLASS PRE-N – XII

One curriculum, taught properly.

Mayo International School opened in Patparganj in 1998 with 84 children and six teachers. Today it is 2,400 children and 104 teachers.

1998
founded in Patparganj
2,400
students today
104
teachers, 9-yr avg tenure
28
batches graduated
Wide photo — the school building or a full assembly
THE FIVE STAGES

From first day to final board.

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Early Years
PRE-N – KG · 1:10 adult ratio

Play-led foundations. Children learn to hold a pencil, sit in a circle, share a toy and love a story — the academics follow easily once those are in place.

Phonics & number senseNap roomTwo adults per section
WHAT A YEAR LOOKS LIKE
Themed six-week units — my body, seasons, animals, community
Daily story circle, rhymes and free-play blocks
Two teachers plus a helper in every section of 24
Termly photo journal instead of marks
24 children per sectionEnquire for this stage →
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Primary
CLASS I – V · English-first

Reading fluency, number sense and the habit of asking why. Hindi begins in Class I, computers and coding in Class III, and there is a scheduled sport period every day.

Daily reading periodCoding from IIIDaily sport
WHAT A YEAR LOOKS LIKE
Library period twice a week with a levelled reading programme
Maths lab work — measurement, money, shapes with real objects
Art, music, dance and yoga on the weekly timetable
Two term assessments plus continuous class work
No exams before Class IIIEnquire for this stage →
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Middle School
CLASS VI – VIII · 3 languages

Subjects separate into disciplines with specialist teachers. Full practical work begins in physics, chemistry and biology, and students pick a third language and their first clubs.

Specialist teachersSanskrit or FrenchMUN & council
WHAT A YEAR LOOKS LIKE
Weekly lab sessions in all three sciences, with a lab record
Third language — Sanskrit or French — from Class VI
Student council elections and house competitions
Fortnightly tests with parent-visible marks in the app
Full lab hours from VIEnquire for this stage →
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Secondary
CLASS IX – X · board preparation

Two years built around the Class X board, without turning school into a coaching centre. Olympiad and NTSE mentoring runs alongside, and career counselling starts in Class IX.

Weekly testsOlympiad trackCareer counselling
WHAT A YEAR LOOKS LIKE
Full syllabus completed by December, then three pre-boards
Doubt-clearing periods built into the timetable
Olympiad and NTSE coaching for those who opt in
One-to-one counselling session per term with parents
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Senior Secondary
CLASS XI – XII · streams

Science (PCM or PCB) and Commerce, with JEE and NEET preparation inside the school day through Physics Wallah and VMC. University counselling covers DU, private, and abroad.

PCM · PCB · CommerceIn-timetable exam prepUniversity counselling
WHAT A YEAR LOOKS LIKE
Stream and elective choice with a counselling interview
Integrated JEE / NEET batches with test-series analytics
Application support for CUET, CLAT, CA Foundation and abroad
Alumni mentoring — recent batches take Sunday sessions
34 JEE · 21 NEET · 2025Enquire for this stage →
STREAMS · XI–XII

Choose the stream, keep the options open.

Science — PCM

Physics, Chemistry and Maths for engineering, architecture, data and design paths. JEE preparation runs inside the timetable with Physics Wallah faculty, so evenings stay free.

SUBJECTSEnglish, Physics, Chemistry, Maths
ELECTIVESComputer Science, Physical Education, Economics
EXAM PREPJEE Main & Advanced — in timetable, with PW
LEADS TOB.Tech, B.Arch, BS data science, design
WHERE THE 2025 BATCH WENT
IITs & NITs9
Other engineering (BITS, DTU, NSUT)18
Delhi University — science honours22
Abroad & design schools6
34 students qualified JEE Main from the 2025 batch; 9 cleared Advanced.
RESULTS · 2021 – 2025

Five years, no exceptions.

Class X and XII pass percentage, published every year. Distinctions are 90%+ aggregate.

Full results breakdown →
100%
2021
58 dist.
100%
2022
64 dist.
100%
2023
71 dist.
100%
2024
78 dist.
100%
2025
86 dist.
34
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JEE qualifiers
Mains & Advanced · 2025
21
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NEET qualifiers
incl. AIIMS Delhi seat
85+
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Delhi University offers
incl. SRCC & St. Stephen's
12
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Olympiad & NTSE honours
national rounds · 2025
A DAY AT MAYO

7:40 AM to 3:10 PM, hour by hour.

The middle-school timetable, as an example. Sport and a club period are on the schedule every single day — not squeezed in when there's time.

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7:40 — 8:00
Assembly & yoga
House assembly, breathing and a stretch before the first bell.
8:00 — 10:00
Core periods 1–3
Maths, languages and science in focused 40-minute blocks.
10:00 — 10:25
Break & supervised snack
Tiffin, playground time and a staffed break duty roster.
10:25 — 12:25
Labs & periods 4–6
Practical labs, computing and the second language block.
12:25 — 1:10
Lunch
Tiffin from home or the school canteen, supervised in the dining hall.
1:10 — 2:00
Sport
Every child, every day — courts, fields and the gym on rotation.
2:00 — 2:50
Club period 7
MUN, coding, art, music or one of twenty other clubs.
2:50 — 3:10
Dispersal
Buses leave by 3:10 PM; escorted pickup for day scholars.
ASSESSMENT & REPORTING

You'll know where your child stands — every fortnight.

No surprises at the year-end. Marks, remarks and attendance land in the parent app as they happen, and every report has a teacher's written comment — not just a grade.

See it in the parent app →
FORTNIGHTLY
Class tests
Short subject tests, marked and returned within a week, visible in the app.
TERMLY
Term examinations
Two per year, with a written teacher comment on every subject.
CONTINUOUS
Project & practical work
Lab records, presentations and group projects carry real weight in the report.
TWICE A TERM
Parent–teacher meetings
Booked in the app, with a fixed slot per child — not a queue in a corridor.
CLASS IX+
Pre-board series
Three full pre-boards under exam conditions before the CBSE papers.
AS NEEDED
Remedial & enrichment
Extra periods for children who need catching up, deeper work for those ahead.
THE TEACHERS

The people your child actually sees.

Leadership matters, but the class teacher matters more. Here's who stands in front of the room — and how long they stay.

104
Teachers on roll
Across primary, middle and senior wings.
68%
Post-graduate qualified
Plus B.Ed. certified across the board.
9 yrs
Average tenure at Mayo
Well above the city average for CBSE schools.
1:24
Teacher–student ratio
Kept low deliberately, wing over wing.
DEPARTMENT HEADS
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Dr. N. Iyer
Head of Science
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Mrs. L. Verma
Head of Mathematics
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Mr. A. Fernandes
Head of English
HOW WE KEEP THEM GOOD
40 hours of CBSE-mandated training a year, tracked per teacher
Peer classroom observation twice a term
Parent feedback read at every appraisal
Child-protection and first-aid certification for all staff
Meet a teacher on your visit →
Second generation, same school.
Around one in nine of our current children has a parent who studied here. Come see why they came back.