Blazing new trails in the field of INTERNATIONALISM and SERVICE, about 650 girl resident scholars make their home in this amazingly lush oasis just 3 hrs west of Delhi. Education at VDJS comes with learning to tread this fast-paced world with discipline, independence and self-governing mindsets. VDJS provides a resident faculty hailing from all corners of the country to train students in around 20 subjects in Classes XI and XII ranging from Fashion Studies to Multimedia and Web Technology in Science, Commerce and Humanities. A teacher student ratio of 1:13 lead to securing an average 80% per Student in Class XII 2005 CBSE . A purely vegetarian cuisine, extensive opportunities for cultural and sporting activities, alliances with IPSC, NPSC, Round Square and British Council make the dream of a holistic education possible.

Limited Seats in Class IV to IX and XI (2008-2009)
Admission Test will be held in the School Premises at 10:00 am on   December 23, 2007,  February 23, 2008 and March 23, 2008.
Registration Form can be submitted on www.vdjs.edu.in. Registration Fee Rs.1,200/- in Cash or Bank Draft of Rs. 1,300/- in favour of Vidya Devi Jindal School, payable at Hisar (Haryana).

Phones :01662 - 281000 to 281004 Fax : 01662-281005 Mobile : 09896419611 E-mail : info@vdjs.edu.in

The selection of students for admission to class IV and above is made on the basis of a written test, aptitude and personal interview followed by a medical check-up by our resident medical officer. The admission is finalized on the same day. The parents are supposed to deposit fee and complete all admission formalities on the same day.
 

No admissions are made to class X and XII as a policy matter.
 

The lower age limit in the hostel to class IV is 8+ on 1st April of the year of joining the school. Similarly relation of age and class to which admission is sought is an essential requirement. The date for the admission test is notified to the registered student by the school, well in advance.
 

Once admission is granted, the student is allotted a school admission number. All correspondence pertaining to the student should bear this number and all the articles brought from home by the student should be marked with this number.
 

The parents must obtain from the school office an Identity Card for themselves and other members of the family, who would be allowed to meet the student.