I studied in ST.XAVIER'S on Raj Niwas Marg in Delhi it is one of the biggest schools, area wise. In 1960 it was opened as school and before that, in British era, it was a hotel. I thought my school was old but this is like on another level.
They did not exaggerate on the food. We did get burgers and fries on a regular basis. The presentation, on the other hand, is not as good. Also, there were some days when we got bad food, but overall I think that the food was actually pretty good and a lot of students who have been to other boarding schools, as a matter of fact, agree.
Look, people who earn in crores per annum it is nothing for them. Of course this school is not for people like us. People can buy Iphones then there are those who buy Xiaomi. In my family education is very important so my parents send me to one of the best school in Delhi St. Xavier's (Raj Niwas Marg) but some parents think that other thinks are important than their child's education, so they spend it on cars, new phones, all other luxuries. Its all about priorities.
True if you compare Wstock to exclusive prep academy's in Europe etc.although my 'woodstock experience' was largely shaped by making the best of what little we had. I say this because 95% of the students came from extremely privileged financial backgrounds, however, when they walked through the gates everyone 'became poor'. E.g. set pocket money of Rs. 300 per month, 1 visit to the buzz per day, etc so our idea of Pizza was rather spartan, to say the least, but we were very happy with it :)
ha ha! I'm part of the alumni, class of 97. The food was never good and never enough....but if you compare with the stuff they served at other boarding schools in the vicinity...Woodstock was gourmet!
I am from Oak Grove 74 batch and I can vouch for the quality of the food there thn, So don't say Woodstock food is or was better than the other schools in the vicinity
WOW!!! We've got a online badass over here!!! Being an alumni that graduated 3 years back I know for sure the food is not awful!! It's better than most schools in Asia; having studied in the US also I can tell you the food here was a million times better. So seriously quit hating. There is a reason why we have 26 nationalities represented and have been in the Top 5 school in India consistently. And if you are still there you have no right to complain hypocrite.
One question if charging a sum annually which is way more than 95 prcnt of Indians can afford...if doesn't come in top 5 even( should have been no. 1) what for they r charging the sum
18 lacs for schooling, WTF...mine entire schooling was done maybe in 50k...and today 60% of my salary falls in 30% of Income tax bracket...I am feeling proud on myself...
It’s not about income. Its about personal growth and being surrounded by like minded individuals Income does not build personality and character. Education and environment does
What?! When did you pass 12th? In the early 2000s? In today's era every private school in India takes at least ₹50k fees for an year. In my school we had ₹20k for elementary and ₹40k for high school.
I studied in ST.XAVIER'S on Raj Niwas Marg in Delhi it is one of the biggest schools, area wise. In 1960 it was opened as school and before that, in British era, it was a hotel. I thought my school was old but this is like on another level.
They did not exaggerate on the food. We did get burgers and fries on a regular basis. The presentation, on the other hand, is not as good. Also, there were some days when we got bad food, but overall I think that the food was actually pretty good and a lot of students who have been to other boarding schools, as a matter of fact, agree.
@mrskipper303 try getting something better of the same quality and quantity for rs.30 elsewhere.
Prakriti Gurung so what is your review of school here?
12-15 lakh fees for annual for Woodstock
Sarkari hi badiya hai
They offer scholarships, lots of scholarships :-)
Look, people who earn in crores per annum it is nothing for them. Of course this school is not for people like us. People can buy Iphones then there are those who buy Xiaomi. In my family education is very important so my parents send me to one of the best school in Delhi St. Xavier's (Raj Niwas Marg) but some parents think that other thinks are important than their child's education, so they spend it on cars, new phones, all other luxuries. Its all about priorities.
@@harjeetsinghaulakhtruckdri520 sarkari school is a pile of sht, with lots of communal patriotic scum
edit its 24 lakhs now
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True if you compare Wstock to exclusive prep academy's in Europe etc.although my 'woodstock experience' was largely shaped by making the best of what little we had. I say this because 95% of the students came from extremely privileged financial backgrounds, however, when they walked through the gates everyone 'became poor'. E.g. set pocket money of Rs. 300 per month, 1 visit to the buzz per day, etc so our idea of Pizza was rather spartan, to say the least, but we were very happy with it :)
Things have changed 😉.
Great school
ha ha! I'm part of the alumni, class of 97. The food was never good and never enough....but if you compare with the stuff they served at other boarding schools in the vicinity...Woodstock was gourmet!
so real, privilege is invisible to those who have it. Can't imagine eating St. Georges food!
Correction 1 visit to the Buzz per week!
I am from Oak Grove 74 batch and I can vouch for the quality of the food there thn, So don't say Woodstock food is or was better than the other schools in the vicinity
I’m in woodstock
WOW!!! We've got a online badass over here!!! Being an alumni that graduated 3 years back I know for sure the food is not awful!! It's better than most schools in Asia; having studied in the US also I can tell you the food here was a million times better. So seriously quit hating. There is a reason why we have 26 nationalities represented and have been in the Top 5 school in India consistently. And if you are still there you have no right to complain hypocrite.
One question if charging a sum annually which is way more than 95 prcnt of Indians can afford...if doesn't come in top 5 even( should have been no. 1) what for they r charging the sum
@@ArchanaSingh-xq7eu how much they are charging
@@divyanshrana7181 18lakh per annum
@@ArchanaSingh-xq7eu definitely the facilities no?
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18 lacs for schooling, WTF...mine entire schooling was done maybe in 50k...and today 60% of my salary falls in 30% of Income tax bracket...I am feeling proud on myself...
It’s not about income. Its about personal growth and being surrounded by like minded individuals
Income does not build personality and character. Education and environment does
What?! When did you pass 12th? In the early 2000s? In today's era every private school in India takes at least ₹50k fees for an year. In my school we had ₹20k for elementary and ₹40k for high school.
great dehradoon school
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Woodstock vs Mgm School
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Everything is good but students hair cutting is such that there is no discipline nai...yeh school nai bakwas hai
you're the only one not discipline with comment, that's for sure your school is full of vulgar words and bullies and lack of confidence🤣
I am dancer and I am from mussoorie