Maharaja Agarsain Public School

A long-running CBSE day school in Ashok Vihar that added a Cambridge wing some years ago. Best known locally for sports facilities, including an Olympic-size pool.

The school was set up in 1978 by the Agarwal Welfare Society and runs CBSE alongside Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE and AS/A levels. About 4 acres, two grounds, and an indoor stadium, which is a lot of sport for a North Delhi day school.

The Cambridge wing is the more positively reviewed half. Parents describe experiential teaching and dedicated staff. The CBSE side reads more variable, with the usual Delhi mix of warm reviews and complaints about facilities upkeep and value for money. Useful option for families in the Ashok Vihar, Wazirpur, Pitampura belt who want an English-medium school with serious sport without crossing the city.

• The most consistent line in parent commentary is the dual-board pathway: CBSE alongside Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Level, which several parents flag as the main reason for choosing the school.
• Parents praise teaching staff experience and subject knowledge, but a meaningful minority say the large student population dilutes individual attention and they would prefer smaller teacher-to-student ratios.
• Sports facilities come up repeatedly: an Olympic-size pool, full football and hockey grounds and an indoor stadium-cum-auditorium, which is unusual for a North Delhi school.
• One parent said finding someone living nearby was a nice feeling, an example of how thin the public discussion is.
• Independent online review pool is small and tilted toward directory star ratings rather than detailed first-hand parent accounts.