Indian Army Public Schools - List of Some Prominent Army Public Schools

List of Some Prominent Army Public Schools

  • Army Public school, Wellington, DSSC, The Nilgiris
  • Army Public School, Ranchi
  • Army Public School, Bhuj
  • Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi
  • Army Public School, Binnaguri
  • Army Public School, Kota
  • Army Public School, Chandimandir Cantt, Panchkula
  • Army Public School, Ambala Cantt
  • Army Public School, Akhnoor, Jammu & Kashmir
  • Army Public School, Beas, Punjab
  • Army Public School, Gorakhpur
  • Army Public School, Dagshai
  • Army Public School, Bengdubi
  • Army Public School, Jalandhar, Punjab
  • Army Public School, Bathinda
  • Army Public School, Kolkata
  • Army Public School, Lucknow
  • Army Public School, Pithoragarh
  • Army Public School, Pune
  • Army Public School, Bikaner
  • Army Public School, Jodhpur
  • Army Public School, Jhansi
  • Army Public School, Babina Cantt
  • Army Public School Noida
  • Army Public School, Ramakrishnapuram, Secunderabad
  • Army Public School, Bolarum, Secunderabad
  • Army School Mumbai
  • Army Public School, Lansdowne, Uttarakhand
  • Army Public School, Patiala
  • Army Public School, Udhampur
  • Army Public School, Kaluchak, Jammu
  • Army Public School, Narangi (Guwahati)
  • Army Public School Basistha (Guwahati)
  • Army Public School, Meerut
  • Army Public School, Roorkee
  • Army Public School, Ahmednagar
  • Army Public School, Shillong
  • Army Public School, Nahan
  • Army Public School, Jaipur
  • Army Public School, Bangalore
  • Army Public School, Ramgarh Cantt. (Jharkhand)
  • Army Public School, Mamun Military Station, Pathankot
  • Army Public School, Pathankot
  • Army Public school, Gopalpur Military station, Berhampur
  • Army Public School, Nagrota
  • Army Public School, Missamari
  • Army Public School, Nagpur(proposed)
  • Army Public School, Mangalore(proposed)
  • Army Public School, Rajkot(proposed)
  • Army Public School, Chandighar(proposed)
  • Army Public School, Bihar(proposed)
  • Army Public School, Indore(proposed)
  • Army Public School, Sikkim(proposed)
  • Army Public School, West Bengal(proposed)
  • Army Public School, Orissa(proposed)

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