Three Schools From Delhi In India’s Top 10 Government Schools Ranking

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January 9th, 2020 / 8:26 PM
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According to the rankings released by an education portal, Delhi government schools have made their mark in the list of top 10 government schools in India. A Delhi government school has been ranked No.1 among all the government-run day schools in the country with two others making it to the Top 10 list.
Education World, which comes out with national rankings for schools annually, ranked Rajkiya Pratibha Vikas Vidyalaya (RPVV), Sector 10, Dwarka, No. 1 in the ‘Indian School Ranking 2019.’
RPVV Lajpat Nagar moved up one place to the fifth position whereas RPVV Rohini broke into the top 10 list at the seventh place.
These rankings are ascertained on the basis of scores based on 14 parameters that include teacher welfare and development.
“A Delhi govt school in Dwarka has been named the best govt school in the country. Two more are in the Top 10,” tweeted Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
“Congrats to all teachers, principals and officials. It is your effort that has made Delhi proud today,” he added.
A Delhi govt school in Dwarka has been named the best govt school in the country. Two more are in the Top 10.
Congrats to all teachers, principals and officials. It is your effort that has made Delhi proud today.https://t.co/mxAA7bt68x
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal)September 14, 2019
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