What is the fee structure at AVS for the current academic session?

The fee structure at The Assam Valley School is reviewed every year and depends on the student's grade and residential status. Since the fee structure contains elements such as boarding fees, development fees, and deposits that keep fluctuating, we would advise you to check the official fee page at AVS or contact the admissions department directly at admissions@assamvalleyschool.com for the latest details.

What is the rank of Assam Valley School?

AVS has recently reached a monumental achievement by being declared the No. 1 Co-Educational Boarding School in India in the EducationWorld India School Rankings 2025-26. It has been holding the first position in Assam and the Northeast region as well. This is based on the school’s performance in terms of the competence of its faculty, infrastructure, and mental well-being of the students.

How to get admission in the Assam Valley School?

The process begins with the registration of your child for the Entrance Test, which holds a total weightage of 80% in the selection process. The students are assessed in English, Mathematics, General Awareness, and a second language. If they qualify in the written test, there is an interview (remaining 20%), which includes the parents as well. It is a merit-based process that aims to check whether the child will be able to perform well in a residential setup.

Is Assam Valley School CBSE or ICSE?

The school is affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). This implies that the ICSE curriculum is adopted for Class 10, while the ISC curriculum is adopted for Class 12. Even the Lower School follows the CISCE curriculum, ensuring a smooth transition. It is a great choice for parents who wish to have in-depth knowledge and a substantial emphasis on the English language, which is a major aspect associated with the ICSE board.

Is Assam Valley a boarding school?

Yes, AVS is a fully residential boarding school. Unlike “day-cum-boarding” schools, where students return home every day, all students at AVS stay within the campus premises in specially allocated boarding houses. This “exclusive” boarding system is what enables the school to offer such a packed schedule of activities, ranging from sports in the early morning hours to supervised study sessions in the evenings.

Why is Assam Valley School considered one of the best co-ed residential schools in India?

It is unique because it not only treats “co-ed” as a badge, but it also fosters a mature environment where boys and girls work together as equals on 235 acres of world-class infrastructure. As a Round Square school, AVS focuses on global citizenship and adventure. With Olympic-standard sports grounds to premium arts education, it provides a level of networking that few schools in Asia can offer.

What is a residential school in India?

In the Indian scenario, a residential school, also known as a boarding school, is a place where students stay in the school premises during the duration of the term. It is not just a place to learn; it is a way of life. In a school like AVS, this translates to students eating, sleeping, and growing up together, learning the skills of living independently that last a lifetime.

Olympiad Results 2025-26 | The Assam Valley School Academic Tracker

How do you assess the true knowledge gained by the children in their daily classroom interactions? Generally, school-based tests merely assess how much information is retained in one’s mind overnight. National-level assessments are the proof of effective, practical critical thinking. True academics need an environment wherein students feel compelled to test themselves against the best minds across the country. This is exactly what our staff at The Assam Valley School strives for.

Our latest Olympiad Results 2025-26 prove that this exact strategy works and We are delighted to announce that 79 students secured medals in the previous academic session, accounting for over 10% of our student strength. These young scholars earned top ranks across multiple difficult subjects. They proved their deep understanding of logic, science, and technical ideas. Through focused practice and solitary study blocks, these individuals turned hard papers into a great demonstration of skill.

The Logiqids All India Ideathon Winners

Walking back onto the school grounds as an adult changes how you look at the entire landscape. The long corridors used to scare you during your very first term. But today those exact same walls welcome you back with a deep sense of fulfillment and a taste of the years gone by. Many old classmates brought their families along to show them the real physical roots of their childhood stories as the 2001 Aviators Come Home. Ms. Pooja Borah, the Alumni Co-ordinator, organized the entire two-day event smoothly. And the celebration instantly filled the familiar campus pathways with loud laughter and great conversations. You surveyed the recently renovated classrooms and swiftly compare them to the old brick structures that have stood firm all these years. There may have been an upgrade in the physical structure, but the unfiltered emotions of the school grounds remain just the same.

The Logiqids All India Ideathon Winners

Mental flexibility remains a critical skill that students must develop early in their school journey. The Logiqids All India level Ideathon, held at IIT Bombay during Techfest 2025, is built specifically to evaluate this analytical processing speed rather than simple text memorization. Our participants approached these creative problem puzzles with great confidence and clarity.

Aarav Adukia led the school contingent by securing an exceptional Zone Rank 9, which simultaneously placed him at School Rank 1 in Class 6. His high score reflects a deep capacity for independent analytical thinking under strict exam clock pressure. From the senior block, Garv Agarwal representing Class 10 secured his formal Participation Certificate for the Ideathon at the national level.

House	Roll No	Class	Section	Student Name	Award / Rank
D	4662	6	A	AARAV ADUKIA	School Rank 1, Zone Rank 9, Medal and Letter of Appreciation
N	4462	10	A	GARV AGARWAL	Participation Certificate for Ideathon

Unified Cyber Olympiad (UCO) Win Records

The Unified Cyber Olympiad is a national exam that tests school students on computer logic, cyber safety, and mental ability. It does not ask for simple memory work. Instead, the paper requires practical problem solving.

Twenty-eight students from The Assam Valley School won ranks and medals in this competition. The top performers also received a web-based training account worth ₹3,996 for their high scores. So, our pupils are already practicing on these new profiles for the next round.

Lower Middle School Achievements (Classes 5 and 6)

The foundational years are exactly where a healthy competitive mindset takes root. Our younger pupils competed against tens of thousands of applicants to secure outstanding regional placements.

Viaan Saha: Secured an elite Zone Rank 2 along with an All India Rank of 711.
Chukhu Leemi: Earned a Class Rank 2 Medal and placed at All India Rank 970.
Kheenam Wahge: Clinched the Class Rank 3 Medal while hitting All India Rank 1095.
Aarav Adukia: Continued his streak by grabbing Zone Rank 1 and All India Rank 163.
Kekum Solomon Gyadi: Won Zone Rank 2 while securing All India Rank 604.
Adhiraaj Jugran: Recognized on stage for Class Rank 3 and All India Rank 814.
Yadavi Agarwal: Clinched Class Rank 4 to secure an All India Rank of 1187.

Upper Middle School Laurels (Class 7)

As the course on computers moves towards detailed programming concepts, the UCO test criterion becomes increasingly stringent. The performance of our Class 7 batch dominated the regional tables with multiple high placements.

Puntsok Wangdue: Attained a brilliant Zone Rank 1 to claim All India Rank 227.
Pulkit Todi: Followed closely with Zone Rank 2 and an All India Rank of 269.
Ritam Kashyap: Delivered a highly balanced performance to claim Zone Rank 3 and All India Rank 334.
Kavyansh Agarwal: Secured Zone Rank 4, placing at All India Rank 447.
Tenzin Norphel Gonpara: He got Zone Rank 5 and All India Rank 532.
Partha Pratim Saikia: He finished with Zone Rank 6 and All India Rank 544.
Renee Tadu: She secured All India Rank 633 on the final list.
Hannah Lalrindiki Sailo Lyngna: She earned a spot at All India Rank 751.
Sreeja Saha: She completed the Class 7 wins at All India Rank 822.

Senior Middle School Dominance (Class 8)

Class 8 students have certainly made the estate proud by winning all performance categories through mature analysis. This proves that the preparation at our school is effective in the long run.

Mridvi Dhirasaria: Commended for achieving Zone Rank 6 and All India Rank 390.
Tamchi Kanam: Cleared advanced logic blocks to hit Zone Rank 7 and All India Rank 500.
Hridansh Todi: Demonstrated exceptional talent by winning Zone Rank 8 and All India Rank 628.
Prithvi Baid: Earned a stellar position at All India Rank 678.
Kanav Agrawalla: Displayed a sharp grasp to secure All India Rank 711.
Veeraksh Sharma: Ranked high at All India Rank 721.
Jassvee Agarwala: Achieved a top-tier national placement at All India Rank 722.
Kanga Gloria Rangnamei: Recognized for analytical focus at All India Rank 742.
Navjeet Kaur Matta: Stood out under national competitive conditions at All India Rank 758.
Sernya Myra Karki: Secured a strong national placement at All India Rank 787.
Udayveer Singh: Handed a distinguished merit position at All India Rank 796.
Yassica Goel: Completed the competitive tracking circle at All India Rank 825.

National Standards in the KAMP-NASTA Assessment

Evaluating student capability across core sciences and mathematical application requires a highly creative grading lens. The KAMP-NASTA national index systematically tests diagnostic awareness across various grade blocks. Our students walked away with high-tier medals, proving their ability to think on their feet.

Aarav Adukia added another gold medal to his profile by securing the top spot for Outstanding Performance at the National Level in Class 7. From our senior graduating batches, Prayaash Khakholia brought massive credit to the school by winning the Gold Medal as the District Topper for Class 12.

S No	House	Roll No	Class	Sec	First Name	Last Name	Award Earned
1	D	4662	7	B	AARAV	ADUKIA	Gold medal for Outstanding performance at National level
2	M	4419	8	D	LAKSHYAVEER DAS	BARMAN	Performance Certificate
3	L	4498	9	D	AAHIL	FARAJ	Performance Certificate
4	S	4279	9	C	SERNYA MYRA	KARKI	Silver medal
5	J	4511	9	B	KHUSHI	BAKLIWAL	Bronze medal
6	M	4116	12	SA	PRAYAASH	KHAKHOLIA	Gold medal, District topper
7	K	4567	12	CB	PAHAL	BAJAJ	Silver medal

Cultural Mastery in the Akhil Bharatiya Hindi Olympiad 2025

Akhil Bharatiya Hindi Olympiad is a nationwide language championship organized by Silver Zone. This exam tests the Hindi grammatical abilities, vocabulary, and composition skills of school students.

Five students from our campus have successfully bagged medals in this nationwide championship.

S No	House	Roll No	Class	Sec	First Name	Last Name	All India Rank & Award
1	N	7057	6	B	LIMI	PADU	2517, gold medal
2	K	7115	7	B	POMPI	WELLY	2914, gold medal
3	T/J	7028	8	C	SREEJA	SAHA	2666, gold medal
4	M	4570	8	B	ARPIT	YADAV	2802, silver medal
5	S	7056	9	A	LIYUM	PADU	3392, gold medal

Dominating the National Science Talent Search Exam (NSTSE) 2025-26

The absolute pinnacle of scientific tracking this year was achieved via the prestigious National Science Talent Search Exam. The nationwide stage requires rigorous logical reasoning skills from all the students who participate in it. All our student batches successfully cleared this gigantic testing hurdle with fantastic ranks nationally in several categories.

Brisha Sharma created an unbelievable regional barometer of success as she bagged the 10th position in the whole North East zone and thereby got the special package of Olympiad coaching online along with the National Rank 2320. In the senior secondary category, Adrika Dey proved to be equally exceptional by securing the 3rd position in the whole North East zone and the National Rank 885 along with the medal and the book award.

S No	House	Roll No	Class	Sec	Name	Surname	National Rank / Achievements
1	T/J	7175	6	B	BRISHA	SHARMA	Rank 10 in North East, National Rank 2320
2	D	7081	6	C	SHAKPA NATHANAEL	RANGMEI	National Rank 3717
3	T	7002	6	C	CHUKHU	LEEMI	National Rank 3798
4	L	7168	7	A	IRAJ	SINGH	National Rank 4832
5	N	7011	7	A	AYUSH	DUTTA	National Rank 5760
6	B	7050	7	C	TIYANA	THOKCHOM	National Rank 7308
7	M	4570	8	B	ARPIT	YADAV	National Rank 3884
8	L	4406	8	D	KARMA	WANGDI	National Rank 8005
9	L	4677	8	C	RITVIK	TRIPATHY	National Rank 8801
10	T/K	4468	8	C	TARAYANA	KHIRMEY	National Rank 8921
11	N	4692	8	B	AUSTIN	NAMEIRAKPAM	National Rank 9299
12	D	7164	8	A	PRINCE CHUNGTHAN GLEN	KARONG	National Rank 9550
13	T/K	7029	8	D	NGANGOM	GUNCHENBI	National Rank 10074
14	M	4424	8	B	AAYANSH DHAR	GAUTAM	National Rank 10359
15	T/S	7061	8	C	PONYO	LAISHRAM	National Rank 10486
16	K	4693	9	D	KANGA GLORIA	RANGNAMEI	National Rank 4469
17	S	4397	9	B	JASSVEE	AGARWALA	National Rank 7523
18	B	4204	9	A	CHELLO	JANGKAM	National Rank 8685
19	N	4665	9	C	BEDANGA	BORA	National Rank 8843
20	L	4498	9	D	AAHIL	FARAJ	National Rank 9030
21	B	7026	9	A	SHVENI	SACHDEV	National Rank 9341
22	L	4723	9	B	UDAYVEER	SINGH	National Rank 9524
23	J	4511	9	B	KHUSHI	BAKLIWAL	National Rank 9579
24	B	4669	9	D	KENYUGI	SEB	National Rank 9894
25	D	4469	10	C	VIRAJ KUMAR	GUPTA	National Rank 5557
26	K	4080	10	D	SAMHITA	SARMAH	National Rank 8725
27	B	4081	10	D	AANAVI	GHOSH	National Rank 8808
28	J	4135	10	D	JIGNASA	BORA	National Rank 9337
29	J	4190	10	A	ROZLIN FIZA	AMIN	National Rank 10450
30	B	4384	10	C	SREESTEE	PAUL	National Rank 11159
31	N	4221	10	C	LIZONTHUNG	EZUNG	National Rank 12099
32	J	7052	10	C	AASTHA	POTSANGBAM	National Rank 12114
33	K	4732	10	A	ENRIKA BAREH	LYNDEM	National Rank 12227
34	S	4007	11	SA	ADRIKA	DEY	Rank 3 in North East, National Rank 885
35	K	3897	11	SB	PRIYANKA	NARZARY	National Rank 4547
36	K	4435	11	SA	MEDASHISHA	KHARKONGOR	National Rank 4624
37	K	4006	11	HA	ANANYA	YADAV	National Rank 5826
38	B	4284	11	HA	EEKSHA	SAIKIA	National Rank 6604

Choosing a Track for the Future

These national exams help students prepare for real challenges outside the classroom. Regular school lessons are important, but competitive platforms teach kids how to analyze tough problems on their own.

Our campus environment at Balipara trains young learners to think independently. By balancing daily homework with hard national tests like the NSTSE and Cyber Olympiads, our students learn to look past simple memorization. They get a chance to build real mental stamina and practical skills. This experience prepares them to handle difficult academic and professional tracks anywhere in the future.

The Assam Valley School wants to build on these Olympiad Results 2025-26 in the coming terms. Our faculty plans to prepare more students for these national exam formats so they can outshine their peers on big national and international platforms. This push will help our young learners test their limits and secure even better ranks in the next academic cycle.