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Abhyasa International Residential School Information

Since : 1996
Category : International Schools, Boarding Schools
Strength :
4 - 12
Board: ICSE
Co-Education

About Abhyasa International Residential School

A 'Public School' in India is a School which is mainly residential and is organized as an educational settlement for adolescents, which, because it aims at the full maturing of personality, provides varied equipment, organization and opportunities for such maturing – particularly, for academic work up to a certain standard; for varied physical activity, especially team games, athletic and physical training; for as large as number of arts, crafts, hobbies and cultural activities as possible; for training in democratic techniques, social service and normal labour; and for effective health supervision; which is staffed by men and women who are specially qualified, able and keen to carry out the extremely varied work, are adequately paid and well looked-after; where no distinction of caste, creed or class is permissible either in the admission, in the school or in the actual life in the school, and where the sole life-pattern is based on Indian life and culture"

Abhyasa International Residential School Reviews

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Overall Experience

4.3

Teaching Excellence

4.3

Value for Money

4.3

Campus & Facilities

4.3

Co-curricular Activities

4.3

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Shilpa P.

Posted on April 29, 2024
I was ex student here. This is the worst school to send your children to. It is an extremely torturous environment. I barely studied for a few weeks and left the school. They refused to release my belongings when my parents went to ask. It is a very hostile environment. Plus, it is extremely unhealthy environment for a co-ed school. Keeping boys and girls from basic interaction is a very unhealthy practice for overall development of your child. Please think again if you want your child to go to this school. I am writing this review after several years of leaving this school.

Prasun Basu

Posted on April 14, 2024
AN EXTORTIONIST IN FALSE GARB OF EDUCATIONIST ============================================ This man Vinayak Kaletla who is the Director (founder) of this school and a self-proclaimed "Transformer" is in reality, an extortionist. Let me narrate our ordeal at Abhyasa. In Nov 2021, my wife Gargi Basu joined Abhyasa as Teacher in English. She had to sign a three-year contractual bond wherein one of the clauses specified that, should the employee resign before completion of the contract period and in between the sessions, the person would be liable to compensate with five months salary. Her original certificates and testimonials were kept in school's custody. As per contract, my wife was provided with free accommodation within the school premises. The school followed a punishing schedule and used coercive methods forcing teachers to work double shift everyday with no holiday even on Sundays and national holidays. In return they were paid salary only for single shift. Salary was deducted when a teacher fell sick and was unable to attend duty. Even a COVID patient was not exempted. No salary slip was given due to which it was impossible to figure out the details of salary cut. Vinayak Kaletla's "chamchas" in the school admin blindly "obeyed" all his bidding without any questions asked. It was a kind of medieval period exploitative feudal atmosphere set in 21st century! There was absolutely no culture & breach of discipline was rampant. A group of senior male students openly & repeatedly passed offensive derogatory remarks about certain lady teachers. They flouted every rule & mercilessly bullied junior students to follow their footsteps. But school mgmt. took no cognizance of their notoriety. Instead, Vinayak Kaletla rewarded them with fancy posts in students' management body. This is the nature of "Gurukul culture" Abhyasa management boasts of! When my wife protested against such inhuman working conditions, her accommodation was withdrawn from her on the pretext that a new teacher with a larger family would be occupying it. She was allotted a dilapidated apartment with broken doors & windows, leaking sanitary system, dampness & infested with field rats which was simply unfit for human habitation. She pleaded for an alternate habitable accommodation but her appeal went unheeded. In this manner, Vinayak Kaletla artificially created a situation where my wife would be left with no other option but to resign and he would have the excuse to impose on her the clause of paying five months salary as compensation for "violating" the contractual bond. Under such living conditions, my wife fell seriously ill and she was not even provided with basic medical assistance. I was located in Hyderabad and I decided to move my wife out of that pathetic place at the earliest. She tendered her resignation on 6th June, 2023, and instantly she was intimated about the "violation" of the clause for having resigned before the completion of the contractual period. The school Admin head Mrs Veena Venugopal blocked access to our personal belongings and refused to release my wife's original certificates & testimonials unless she paid back 5 months salary amount which totalled to ₹1,84,000/- (Rupees One Lac Eighty Four Thousand only). Left with no other option we were forced to pay this huge amount. This EXTORTED money was put into "Sri Satya Sai Sanskruti Educational Society", a fictitious body run by Vinayak Kaletla to park his ill-gotten money. These are projected as "donations" to hoodwink the government agencies. Ironically, all these clandestine activities are carried out by him by blatantly projecting Sri Satya Sai Baba as the poster boy of his school and also his business mascot. @ Abhyasa If the working conditions at Abhyasa are so "positive", then why did the ex-COO, ex-Principal, ex-physics teacher and ex-chemistry teacher resign back-to-back within a span of 6 months and before completion of their contractual period? Also, I want to know, on what LEGAL PREMISE this amount of ₹1,84000/- was forcibly extorted from us by Abhyasa management.

Parvatareddy Triveni

Posted on January 30, 2024
Dump yard

R Balakrishna

Posted on November 30, 2023
సూపర్

ASHISH KOTAK

Posted on August 4, 2023
Well-maintained residential school

m&sSongs friends

Posted on July 22, 2023
It is worst school and we had competition between St Joseph's public school and abhyasa because for kabaddi match but cheated and cheap school

narasimha reddy

Posted on January 15, 2023
Overall student development activities is very good, but academic performance is very low cost is very High..

Harry Williams

Posted on August 3, 2022
Good Place to 📖,

nugget :p

Posted on June 21, 2022
PLEASE READ THE WHOLE THING BEFORE PUTTING YOUR KIDS IN THIS SCHOOL!! i studied in this school for 3 years. and i have to admit it was one of the best 3 years in my life. i enjoyed everything especially Saturday movie nights and interhouse competition. the food was great! i remember waiting in a line for almost 10 minutes for kofta! the teachers were amazing too! the math teacher Mrs Manju helped me a lot to learn and understand every concept. The teachers always listened to you and helped me cope up and keep up with the other kids! although when it came to the principal she was not very nice at solving problems and her behaviour towards students was a problem. i believe her name is shailja or something near that. she was the principle in 2019 (I WAS IN 8TH GRADE). She is very ill mannered and a terrible influence on the school. We had a night stay with people who were going to teach us about the sun and the planets. We begged the principal to let us take our phones because we wanted to record the experience She denied the request. We then asked her if we could take at least a camera. And again the request was denied. When we went to the resort rooms. Her daughter who was in fourth grade at the time (i was in 8th grade) showed us her phone and chocolates her mom(the principle) let her bring. I was so flummoxed because she denied our request for a phone and camera but let her 4th grade daughter bring one.This was not the only thing about her. Even Mrs Triveni (coordinator of hostel) wasn't a very good teacher. This once one of my friend was assaulted by a teacher on a festival. She trusted Mrs Triveni and went to her and vented all her emotions and what had happened. Mrs Triveni simply smiled and said "its because of your dress''. It was a festival and we all wore long dresses. Hers just had a slit on the shoulder and everything else was covered. Even if it wasn’t it’s not the victims fault.. The teacher wasn’t even educated about all of this… Mrs Triveni didn't say anything until the parents got involved. The school also did not have any qualifications of the teacher nor the documents. They didn't have documents/feedback from the teachers old school. They also refused to fire the teacher because 'it never happened before and he didn't mean to and he was just playing around'' They also locked the door while the parent and teachers were talking about this. which isn't allowed. After the parents threatened to take the kid out of the school and take it to the higher authorities they then fired the teacher. The school also didnt have CPS before this incident. This is also not the first assault that took place in the school. They said they were going to install CPS number in the phone calls so kids can vent out their issues but that never happened. Even the senoirs are mean to the juniors. There are dress codes in the school people are supposed to follow. When i wore a shirt that didn't cover my bottom from the back they yelled at her and made a scene. The next day the same senoirs that did yelled at me wore a shirt just like mine and when i confronted them they yelled at me and not me theyre older so i owe them respect. This is not the only incident. Apart from that the school is fine. I don't see why its in the top 100 schools of HYD but its alright! The school is very strict the people aren’t that good and people are a little cheap minded. but apart from that it’s alright

sampurna koti

Posted on May 28, 2022
Nice

Umang

Posted on March 13, 2022
Third class management,selfish,greedy, unprofessional management. They don't know hiring process and if they hire on adhoc basis than don't pay salary and leave them halfway.. so don't do job at this school. When they need than they have different tone and when job is done than they kick you off without paying salary...be aware of this fraudsters..

Amulya Krishna

Posted on February 28, 2022
Nice school best with hy quality standard education Very nice location School atmosphere is very good

Rishikesh Maale

Posted on September 20, 2021
Awsome school . I have been studying school since 6 th grade . They give their best for us . I prefer this school for anyone of you.

Ramesh Ingole

Posted on July 29, 2021
If any one of u really want to know wt is actual purpose of life then u will not have better place than this school

Aarsh Munji

Posted on June 16, 2021
i hope they add cbse board too to their education system, well it's a nice place to study afterall

P V R MURTHI _ PVR

Posted on June 11, 2021
Excellent Service, Far Ahead of our expectations, Particularly in the present situation of pandamic. We Really Appreciate All the Teachers, the Principal & Staff apart from the Guiding Spiritual Strength, Specially The Director for their meticulous Efforts. Sai Ram

A & A 777

Posted on December 17, 2020
Very nice experience and satisfied with the all faculty members to being very supportive.

PALLAVI SURESH

Posted on December 11, 2020
Superb school for students

Hitanshi Israni

Posted on December 11, 2020
According to me Abhyasa is the best school with all qualities like study , all over development, etc . It helps a child to develop and to become friendly with outer environment.

Mupparapu Nageswar rao

Posted on December 11, 2020
Absolutely disgusting school, my grandson studied in this school last year and experienced hell. He was harassed for being tall. Ragging is extremely horrible. The seniors torture their juniors. I don’t recommend this school to anyone.

VISHAL KUMAR L.

Posted on December 11, 2020
Excellent school with good studies and games..

Shristi

Posted on December 6, 2020
Best five years of my life

Leena Gandhe

Posted on December 6, 2020
I have studied here for 6 years. The school and teachers made us realize that education can be beyond books, a person can be good at anything like sports, arts, or other activities similarly, and no student is left behind. Abhyasa is just like your home, and a very great place to study.😊

Challa Sriram

Posted on December 6, 2020
Good

Sai Ganesh

Posted on November 3, 2020
Life changing and overall development of a student

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Abhyasa International Residential School Location

Medak District, Tupran, Telangana 502334

Abhyasa International Residential School Amenities

Medical Facility
Laboratory
Smart Classrooms
Computers Facility
Library

Abhyasa International Residential School Admission Procedure

Step I

Obtain application form and prospectus from the campus office or city office.

Step II

Register your child / ward for Aptitude test – cum interview, by submitting the filled-in application form and other documents (mentioned in the application form). The application form may be submitted by hand at the city office or the campus office or mailed to either of the offices by registered post – along with registration fee of Rs.1000.00

Step III

After registration, the school office will provide you with a syllabus for the Aptitude test along with details of test date and test procedures. If you do not receive such information (letter) and syllabus within ten days of registration (submission of application you should contact the city office (Phone: 040-27822600) or the campus office (Phones 08454-235718 or 235966 or 235977 immediately).

Step IV

The school will conduct tests for entry to various classes, depending on the vacancies. The first round of tests will be conducted in the month of February, the second round in the month of April and final round (only if vacancies still exist) in the month of June. The Aptitude test will have an Oral component and Written component. Both the parents are required to accompany the child, a written letter of consent – declaring the parent's interest and willingness to admit his/her child to Abhyasa, after familiarizing with the system and philosophy of education of Abhyasa – should be produced at the time of interview.

Step V

Once the candidate qualifies in the admission test, the parents will be given a letter of admission on the same day. The parent/guardian is required to pay the necessary admission fee, caution deposit and first installment of school fee within one week on receipt of the admission letter. The note books and textbooks will be issued to the candidate at the school tuck shop on remittance of the first installment of school fee. The parents are also required to submit the original transfer certificate issued by the candidate’s previous school. Please note that admission formalities are complete only after submitting the transfer certificate.

Step VI

After completing the admission formalities, the candidate should report at the school campus on the date of re-opening – mentioned in the admission letter. The parents should submit a medical history sheet of the child, which should be duly certified by a registered medical practitioner. The candidate should bring all the list of articles mentioned in the prospectus / admission letter, along with him/her, at the time of joining the school. The articles brought will be enlisted in the dormitory register by the concerned house master / matron. The school will then issue and admission card to the parents / guardians of the candidate. This card should be furnished to the school security during parent visits. All admission formalities are complete with the issue of admission card.