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Pallavi International School - Gandhipet

Pallavi International School Gandipet is the 2018 campus of the Pallavi Group of Schools, an Indian education chain founded 1994 in Bowenpally and now operating 14 campuses across the twin cities.

Pallavi International School - Gandhipet campus
Pallavi International School - Gandhipet, Rangareddy. Photograph · School

Curriculum
A-Levels / Indian
Ages
3 to 18
Founded
2018

Pallavi International School Gandipet is the 2018 campus of the Pallavi Group of Schools, an Indian education chain founded 1994 in Bowenpally and now operating 14 campuses across the twin cities. The Gandipet site adds Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Levels alongside the group's CBSE backbone.

Hema Madabushi, recognised at the Global School Leaders' Consortium Acadelite Awards 2026 and a graduate of IIM Ahmedabad's executive education in strategic leadership, heads the campus. Pallavi Educational Society manages the group. The campus sits on Gandipet 'X' Road in Moinabad mandal, west of the Gandipet reservoir.

Reviews are sharply split. Positives centre on teaching quality, faculty dedication, and infrastructure on the visible campus. Critics describe child-safety and bus-compliance concerns, washroom conditions, slow admissions handling, and the Gandipet branch's absence from certain national rankings lists. Across sources the ratings polarise more than at most Pallavi sister campuses.


Families who land here tend to talk warmly about the individual class teachers, who come across as patient and quick to settle a younger child, and about how much campus you get for a fee that sits well below the marquee international schools nearby. The friction parents return to is operational rather than academic. The same households that praise the classroom describe a school that struggles with the basics of running an event and keeping parents informed, and the front office draws repeated grumbles during admissions and everyday enquiries. The result is an unusually split picture for a single campus, with steady, contented accounts sitting alongside sharply worded ones.

Positives

  • Class teachers. Parents describe the day-to-day teaching staff as caring and hands-on, with several reporting that their child settled quickly, gained confidence and felt looked after.
  • Fee for what you get. The fees land low for the breadth of grounds and sports facilities on site, and parents like that the structure is laid out up front with few surprises later.

Considerations

  • Events and parent updates. A recurring complaint is poorly run school events and last-minute changes communicated to families, with one widely echoed account of an annual day that ran long and left children waiting and hungry.
  • Front-office responsiveness. Parents flag long waits and unanswered queries when dealing with reception and the admissions desk, describing follow-up that drops off once a place is confirmed.
  • Management, sharply divided. Accounts swing from settled, satisfied families to others who call the management the worst they have dealt with, and some longer-standing reviews question whether the polished campus matches the day-to-day running behind it.

Leadership

Ms. Hema Madabushi


  • Class X pass percentage 2025 100%
  • Class XII pass percentage 2025 100%

786, Himayath Nagar, Gandipet ‘X’ Road, Moinabad Mandal, Hyderabad, Telangana 500075, India

School website