Schools
See List of schools in Bangalore
- Acharya Pathasala Public School, ICSE
- Baldwin Boys High School, ICSE
- Bangalore International School
- Bethany High School, ICSE
- Bishop Cotton Boys School, ICSE
- Brigade Public School, CBSE
- Canadian International School, IB
- Carmel Convent High School, Jayanagar
- Carmel High School Padmanabhanagar
- Carmel High School, Basaveshwaranagar
- Cathedral High School, ICSE
- Christ School, Tavarekere
- Claremce Public School, JP Nagar.
- Cluny Convent High School, Jalahalli, KSEB
- Cluny Convent High School, Malleswaram, ICSE
- East Point School, Kalyan Nagar,
- East West Academy ICSE Rajajinagar
- East West international School CBSE
- Eastern Fare Music Foundation, Koramangala
- Fatima Nursery, Primary & High School
- Florence High School, Frazer Town.
- Gitanjali International School
- Indus International School, IB
- Jain International Residential School
- Jothi Nivas
- Kendriya Vidyalaya Hebbal, Bangalore
- Kumarans, ICSE
- Little Flower Public School, ICSE, ISC
- M.S.Ramaiah High School, SSLC
- Mallya Aditi International School, ICSE/IB
- Mysore Education Society Kishora Kendra School
- National High School
- National Public School
- New Horizon Public School, ICSE
- PSBB, CBSE
- S. Cadambi Vidya Kendra, ICSE, SSLC
- S.S.B. International School, Indiranagar, ICSE, SSLC
- Sarala Birla Academy
- Sishu Griha Montessori and High School, ISCE
- Sindhi High School
- Sophia Girls Convent
- Sri Aurobindo Memorial School, CBSE, SSLC
- St Joseph's Boys' High School
- St.Mark's Public School, J.P.Nagar
- St.Paul's English School, J.P.Nagar
- The Frank Anthony Public School, ICSE
- The International School Bangalore
- Trio World School Bangalore
- st claret School
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