The demand for international schools has rapidly increased in India, with one of the highest surges in enrollments this academic year. To note, this is a key aspect of an emerging future for Indian education & economy, and it would be clear soon from the distinct turn around in state policies, realization of quality education, and segmented market characteristics catering to the different income groups. At present, over 416,000 students in the age bracket of 3 to 18 years are studying in international schools that offer K-12 in the country, receiving world-class education by highly qualified instructors. Greater or better support for Special Education Needs, access to educational resources, alignment with AI and EdTech, and UN Sustainable Development Goals are all key trends shaping the international school sector more and more, underlining this commitment by India to global education standards.

India is poised in the process of transforming the landscape of education largely, as there is growing demand for international schools set based on global standards and highly quality learning experience. In this regard, it is transforming both the form of education provided to the society and the way the public values education in increasingly international benchmarking scenario. International schools have been opening up all over India, basically reflecting the commitment of the country towards outstanding education, equipping students not only with good academic skills but also for long-term career satisfaction. The fact that Indians in the past looked overseas for such opportunities brings about a compelling difference since today, due to the new availability of such institutions in their native homeland, makes India an emerging center for educational innovation and excellence. In this current edition ‘Top10 International Schools in India – 2024’ Asia Education Review has enlisted a few recognized leaders in the international school education space owing to their exemplary performance in edifying and effectively enriching the India education landscape. So, make a good choice for yourself as a student and a parent/guardian.

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