St. Columba's School New Delhi

St. Columba's School New Delhi, established in 1941 by the De La Salle Brothers, is one of India's most prestigious ICSE boys' schools and a legendary institution in Delhi's educational landscape. Located in central New Delhi near Connaught Place, St. Columba's has over 80 years of tradition producing India's most distinguished professionals, politicians, judges, and public figures. The school is affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) offering ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12) curricula. St. Columba's is particularly renowned for its outstanding alumni network — one of the most influential in India — encompassing presidents, prime ministers, chief justices, Nobel laureates, and business titans. The school's Catholic De La Salle heritage emphasises academic excellence, faith, service to the poor, and character formation. The iconic campus in central Delhi features historic buildings, a chapel, science laboratories, a library, computer labs, sports grounds, and a swimming pool. Admission to St. Columba's is among the most competitive in India. The school's culture of excellence, brotherhood, and service has shaped generations of Indian leaders.