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Central School for Tibetans, Mundgod

 

CST Mundgod was founded in 1969 Under the farsighted and skilled management by CTSA, in conjunction with DOE Dharamsala, this small middle school at the time of take over has today emerged as one of the biggest Senior Secondary schools in Tibetan Community offering the widest range of course streams. CST Mundgod has the unique distinction of running three streams of Commerce based higher Vocational studies, apart from Arts,Science and Commerce. The school has also residential facilities at the Senior Secondary level for the students coming from neighbouring feeder schools and the students coming from far-flung areas. The school functions with the network of two branch Primary Schools and four Pre-Primary Schools run at Camp No. 1,2,3,4 & 9.

 

Ideally located in the very heart of the Tibetan Settlement covering an area of 8.29 acres, in close proximity with the settlement office, hospitals, shopping complex and taxi stand. Lush green expanse of open paddy fields surround school campus. On both sides of school at close range lies the picturesque view of the sprawling Gaden and Drepung Monastic University Complexes, resplendent in it's imposing traditional Tibetan architectural splendor. This gives a serene charm to the school environment. The school is 50 km from Hubli City and 7 km from Mungod town.

 

The school has 994 students. The total strength of staff stands at 71 (16 non-teaching and 55 teaching staff) comprising of both Tibetan and Indian personnel. The school Annual Examination Result at +2 level has been constantly good with pass percentage hovering between 95% to 100%.

 

(Tibet Corps hopes to start programming at the school in summer of 2013. Please stay posted for updates)

 

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