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Zero From Indore, Two From Bhopal: Government Schools Tell A Stark Tale In National Rankings

By Tina Khatri

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Zero From Indore, Two From Bhopal: Government Schools Tell A Stark Tale In National Rankings

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Zero From Indore, Two From Bhopal: Government Schools Tell A Stark Tale In National Rankings

None of Indore’s central or state government schools found a place in the top national rankings

Tina KhatriUpdated: Tuesday, September 30, 2025, 09:16 AM IST

Zero From Indore, Two From Bhopal: Government Schools Tell A Stark Tale In National Rankings |

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Zero government schools from Indore. 2 from Bhopal. That’s the stark reality emerging from India’s most respected national school rankings for 2025–26.

While Indore continues to ride high in private education with some of the country’s top-ranked institutions, its government schools have completely failed to secure a spot in the national list — a damning indicator of systemic neglect and widening educational disparity.

In a year where Madhya Pradesh made strong private-sector gains, only two government-run schools — both from Bhopal — managed to enter the national rankings:

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Model Higher Secondary School, TT Nagar, Bhopal – India Rank 24 (State Government Schools)

These institutions may not lead the national charts, but their presence highlights Bhopal’s quiet but steady efforts to keep public education relevant and competitive — something Indore, despite its economic clout, has failed to do.

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Indore: A Powerhouse Failing Its Public Schools

Indore is no stranger to academic excellence. Its private institutions are among the most celebrated in India.

The Emerald Heights International School topped the state and was ranked No. 1 nationally among co-ed day-cum-boarding schools. Several other schools like The Shishukunj International School, Delhi Public School, and New Digamber Public School also made impressive showings.

But this success story is one-sided.

None of Indore’s central or state government schools found a place in the top national rankings — not even in the top 100, raising uncomfortable questions:

Why is a city leading in private education unable to deliver even basic visibility for its public institutions?

Has educational development in Indore become a privilege only for those who can afford private schooling?

: The Emerald Heights International School, Indore

: The Sanskaar Valley School, Bhopal

: Delhi Public School, Rau, Indore

: Neiil World School, Morena

: Shri Ram Centennial School, Indore

: Macro Vision Academy, Burhanpur

: Bhandari Public School, Khandwa

: SYNA International School, Katni

: Delhi Public School, Mandla Road, Jabalpur

: Gyan Ganga Orchids The International School, Bhopal

: Medi-Caps International School, Indore

: Gyan Ganga Orchids The International School, Jabalpur

: Gyanodaya SMVM Sr Sec School, Khurai

: Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Bhopal

: Delhi Public School, Chhindwara

: The Royal Ecole School, Seoni

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