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journals. A 2,500-seat dining hall ADMISSION & FEES mitment to balanced, well-rounded
serves children hot (vegetarian) meals education has produced excellent
in which a sharing and caring culture Admission is from kindergarten academic outcomes. The 26-strong
is encouraged. onwards. In other classes, admis- batch of students which wrote the
The school’s sports infrastructure is sions are against vacancies. Written CBSE class X school-leaving exam last
equally impressive. Facilities include a admission tests (class II onwards) February-March, averaged 84 percent
25-metre swimming pool, hockey and are mandatory. with the topper averaging 95 percent.
football fields, three cricket practice Tuition fee (annual): Rs.1.75-2 lakh. Encouraged by rising public de-
nets, volleyball, lawn tennis, and bas- For more information, contact 040- mand for admission (18 applications
ketball courts. Professional services 48588661/8662 or email info@ for every seat), TGS is all set to wel-
of five NIS (Patiala)-trained coaches tatvaglobalschool.com come its inaugural Plus Two batch this
are provided to improve the hockey, year. “We have drawn up an expan-
football, basketball, handball and roll- dent clubs (debates and quiz, elocution sion plan to increase campus capac-
er-skating skills of children. “Class X and crosswords) to develop children’s ity. Additional classrooms covering an
student Mohit Pranav has been short- multiple intelligences. Moreover, the area of 90,000 sq. ft are currently un-
listed in the under-15 probables list school’s dedicated wing for special der construction. Moreover, we have
to represent India in hockey,” says T. needs children with three counsellors invested substantially to upgrade our
Usha and special educators enables 15 chil- science laboratories for the first batch
Co-curricular education options dren to realise their full potential. of senior secondary students,” says
include music, art and crafts, and stu- The TGS management’s com- Sivaswamy.

SUNY at Buffalo, USA

One of the two flagship academies of the
State University of New York, UB has been
ranked among America's Top 40 public
universities for five years consecutively by
the US News & World Report

HE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT
BUFFALO (UB aka SUNY, Buffalo, estb.1846) is
one of two flagship varsities of the State University
Tof New York (the other is Stony Brook). A member
academy of the Association of American Universities, an
elite group of higher education research institutions, UB
has been ranked among the country’s Top 40 public uni-
versities for five years consecutively by US News & World
Report. Likewise, the Institute of International Education SUNY Buffalo North campus: Top 40 US ranking for five years
(IIE) ranks UB among America’s Top 30 higher ed institu-
tions for student diversity — 13 percent of its 21,467 under- fessions, social work, and the Jacobs School of Medicine
graduate students are from foreign shores. and Biomedical Sciences. The university also hosts over 150
Spread across three campuses in Buffalo city, 35 km research centres with an annual research budget of $422
from the globally-famous Niagara Falls, UB offers it 33,000 million (Rs.3,460 crore). The incumbent president of UB
students mentored by 2,500 faculty over 450 study pro- is India-born Dr. Satish K. Tripathi.
grammes across the faculties of architecture and planning, UB traces its origins to 1846 when it was promoted as
arts and sciences, dental medicine, education, engineering a private medical college to train and certify medical prac-
and applied sciences, law, management, nursing, pharmacy titioners of the villages of Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Over
and pharmaceutical sciences, public health and health pro- the next century, it transformed into the private University

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