Mayo College Ajmer

Mayo College Ajmer, established in 1875 by Lord Mayo, Viceroy of India, is one of India's most storied and prestigious boarding schools — often called 'the Eton of the East.' A member of the elite Round Square organisation of international schools, Mayo College offers CBSE curriculum from Classes 6 through 12 in a residential environment modelled on the English public school tradition. The school was originally founded to educate the sons of Indian princes and nobles and has maintained its status as India's most aristocratic school for 150 years. Mayo College alumni include maharajas, presidents, prime ministers, military generals, Olympic athletes, and India's most distinguished families. The spectacular 165-acre campus in Ajmer features extraordinary Rajasthani palace architecture, science laboratories, a library, computer labs, arts facilities, multiple sports grounds, a polo field, stables, a swimming pool, and a chapel. The school offers a holistic residential education combining rigorous CBSE academics with an unparalleled co-curricular programme in sports, arts, adventure, and service. Mayo College's Round Square membership connects students with elite boarding schools worldwide. Admission is extremely selective and competitive.