



Narayana Schools closely follows the CBSE curriculum at the senior secondary level, offering education across five broad learning areas.





A curriculum that encourages analytical reasoning and problem solving, not just memorisation.
Structured routines that help students balance academics, competitive exam preparation and extracurricular interests.
Practical techniques that help students stay calm under pressure and perform at their best during exams.
Regular class participation, presentations and debates that build the confidence to articulate ideas clearly.
Guidance and resources that help students become independent learners, essential for competitive exam success.
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The programme goes beyond conventional teaching to prepare students for a competitive future.

Experienced faculty guide students on time management, stress management and study strategy.

A wide range of mock tests and practice exams sharpen exam taking skills and reduce exam day stress.

Regular participation builds communication and presentation ability.

A well-rounded education that nurtures creativity, teamwork and other life skills.

Live classes, learning videos, question banks and detailed performance analysis support self-study.

Specialised learning and resources tailored to help students pursuing engineering, medicine, chartered accountancy or civil services.

The pressures of board exams and career decisions can weigh heavily on students in Classes 11 and 12. The Disha Mental Wellness Programme offers stress management support, counselling, mindfulness practices and emotional resilience building, with teachers and counsellors available to guide students through this demanding stage.

Parents stay closely informed through regular report cards and Parent-Teacher Meetings, along with real time updates on performance, attendance and feedback through the nConnect app. The adoption Calling programme adds a personal touch, with a dedicated teacher connecting with parents every fortnight to share updates on academic progress, classroom experience and overall development.

Balanced development remains a priority even at the senior secondary stage. Students are encouraged to take part in clubs, sports, debates, cultural events, arts and public speaking, building leadership, teamwork and well-rounded character alongside academics. In many branches, school transport is available with safety features such as GPS tracking, attendants and secure boarding and drop off protocols.

The pressures of board exams and career decisions can weigh heavily on students in Classes 11 and 12. The Disha Mental Wellness Programme offers stress management support, counselling, mindfulness practices and emotional resilience building, with teachers and counsellors available to guide students through this demanding stage.

Parents stay closely informed through regular report cards and Parent-Teacher Meetings, along with real time updates on performance, attendance and feedback through the nConnect app. The adoption Calling programme adds a personal touch, with a dedicated teacher connecting with parents every fortnight to share updates on academic progress, classroom experience and overall development.

Balanced development remains a priority even at the senior secondary stage. Students are encouraged to take part in clubs, sports, debates, cultural events, arts and public speaking, building leadership, teamwork and well-rounded character alongside academics. In many branches, school transport is available with safety features such as GPS tracking, attendants and secure boarding and drop off protocols.

A CBSE aligned curriculum integrated with focused coaching for JEE, NEET, CA-CPT and UPSC.
Five structured learning areas covering Humanities, Commerce, Science and Mathematics, Languages, and Health and Physical Education.
A genuine focus on life skills, not just subject knowledge, through mentorship, mock tests and interactive learning.
Teaching methodology grounded in NCF 2023's Panchpadi model and NEP 2020 aligned pedagogies.
The Disha Mental Wellness Programme, supporting students through the pressures of the stage.
Adoption Calling and nConnect that keep parents genuinely informed and involved.
Classes 11 and 12 set the direction for everything that follows. Through the Senior Secondary Programme, we help students build the academic strength, life skills and confidence to take that next step to fulfil their dreams, because at Narayana Schools, your dreams are our dreams.

Students can choose from the standard CBSE streams, Science, Commerce and Humanities, along with elective subjects such as Computer Science, Physical Education and languages, based on individual interest.
Admission requires successful completion of Class 10 with the required minimum marks, along with submission of school reports, transfer certificate, identity proof and, in some cases, an internal assessment or counselling session.
The Senior Secondary academic year typically begins in April, in line with the CBSE academic calendar.
The curriculum is structured to support academic excellence and competitive exam readiness together, with regular mock board tests, subject specific training, mentoring and focused practice sessions guided by NEP 2020's emphasis on strong fundamentals and exam readiness
Teaching follows the Panchpadi process from NCF 2023, namely Aditi, Bodh, Abhyas, Prayog and Prasar, alongside NEP 2020 aligned approaches such as flipped classroom, project based learning, art integrated learning, the critical pedagogical approach, cutting edge pedagogy and gratitude as pedagogy
The nLearn platform supports self-study with interactive lessons, video lectures, online assessments and performance analytics, complementing classroom teaching so students can learn at their own pace.
The Disha Mental Wellness Programme helps students manage stress, build emotional resilience and access counselling, with teachers and counsellors guiding them through the pressures of board exams and career decisions.
Yes, students are encouraged to join clubs, sports, debates, cultural events, arts and public speaking, helping build leadership, teamwork, time management and well-rounded character alongside academics.
Parents receive regular report cards, attend Parent-Teacher Meetings and stay updated through the nConnect app, while the Adoption Calling programme has a dedicated teacher share personalised updates on academic progress and development every fortnight.
Yes, many branches provide school bus services with safety features such as GPS tracking, attendants and secure boarding and drop off protocols.