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Rank Teacher welfare & development (100) Competence of faculty (200) Academic reputation (100) Co-curricular education & internationalism (100) Sports education (100) Curriculum & pedagogy (hybrid learning readiness) (100) Individual attention to students (100) Leadership / management Parental involvement (100) Infrastructure provision (100) Mental & emotional well- being services (100) Special needs educatio
2019 2020 2021 2022 quality (100)

59 34 39 22 Nazareth Convent High School &
Junior College, Ooty 70 132 82 64 71 67 62 72 67 66 67 56 65 65 63 1069
37 36 41 23 Loreto Convent, Shillong** 68 131 75 71 70 66 69 71 62 65 67 49 69 62 67 1062
46 37 39 24 St. Mary’s Convent Inter College,
Prayagraj 69 130 76 66 69 65 66 70 65 68 65 53 67 64 65 1058
60 43 42 24 St. Mary’s Convent High School, Kanpur 69 130 79 67 69 65 71 70 64 66 61 47 71 63 66 1058
35 33 38 25 St. Anne’s Girls High School, Kalbadevi,
Mumbai 68 129 69 72 68 64 65 69 62 63 65 50 66 63 70 1043
43 45 45 26 St. Helena’s School, Pune** 67 129 70 62 68 63 65 69 61 65 68 42 73 61 63 1026
64 44 47 27 St. Agnes’ Loreto Day School, Lucknow 66 127 82 61 66 62 63 67 60 67 60 43 69 60 65 1018
44 60 63 28 St. George’s Girls Grammar School,
Hyderabad 65 126 70 65 65 62 64 67 62 66 62 46 69 60 62 1011
54 53 56 28 St. Anthony’s Junior College, Agra 64 125 80 63 64 61 64 66 62 65 65 45 65 59 63 1011
NR NR NR 29 St. Mary’s Convent Sr Sec School,
Ajmer 63 125 73 65 62 58 62 63 62 64 65 55 65 61 63 1006
61 57 58 29 St. Thomas Girls’ School, Kolkata** 63 124 76 65 63 61 63 65 61 65 63 47 68 58 64 1006
54 49 54 30 St. Joseph’s Convent High School, Patna 60 121 77 68 60 59 63 63 60 66 63 46 67 55 63 991
47 54 51 31 St. Joseph’s Girls’ High School, Cuttack 62 123 71 57 62 60 64 65 61 64 61 48 68 57 63 986
41 50 56 32 Christ Church Girls’ Sr Sec School,
Jabalpur 61 122 72 68 61 59 63 64 60 66 64 45 66 56 53 980
65 58 62 33 St. Angela Sophia Sr Sec School,
Ghat Gate, Jaipur 59 120 79 68 60 58 63 62 63 64 48 45 67 54 61 971
68 64 67 34 Durga Charan Girls Inter College,
Varanasi 57 118 64 60 58 57 60 61 57 62 54 44 66 52 61 931
NR NR NR 34 Divine Providence Convent High School,
Belagavi 60 120 69 61 57 53 50 55 56 68 57 43 57 60 65 931
67 65 68 35 Maharani Girls’ High School, Vadodara 56 117 62 57 57 56 62 61 56 61 53 43 64 51 62 918

Though pursuit of rankings has never been our insti-
tutional culture, it is gratifying to learn that the quality
“of work we do is appreciated by the informed public. In
the new vintage schools category, J.B. Petit’s legacy of dis-
tinction in education, heritage and long-standing traditions
have been validated. The high scores we have been awarded
for faculty competence, curriculum and pedagogy (hybrid
learning readiness), academic reputation, leadership and
quality of alumni are the result of sustained collaboration
and synergy between our students, teachers, parents, man-
agement and support staff. I believe the credit for our #1
rank in this new category should accrue to our teachers who
successfully implemented the online and hybrid learning
model during the pandemic. Our #1 rank on the new pa-
rameter of quality of alumni is especially valuable because
it proves that the public and educators are aware of our role
in shaping hundreds of unique talented women leaders of
the country” — Benaifer P. Kutar, principal of J.B. Petit
High School for Girls, Mumbai (estb.1865) which has
884 students mentored by 43 teachers on its muster rolls

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