Masseeh Dilasa School
Tiloth Uttarkashi Uttarakhand - 249193 India · Uttar Kashi · Uttarakhand
If you’re exploring schools in Uttarkashi, Masseeh Dilasa School is one name that often comes up. It’s one of the older ICSE schools in the region, known for its long history and consistent academic results. Here’s a detailed, parent-friendly look at what the school offers — and what you should double-check before making a decision.
Basic Details
- Boards
- CISCE – ICSE (Class X) and ISC (Class XII)
- Classes
- Pre-primary (Nursery/UKG) to Class XII
- Co-ed
- Yes
- Boarding
- Conflicting data — UDISE lists “Residential: Yes,” but the school website does not mention hostel facilities
- Founded
- 1976 (school website); 1975 (schools.org.in) — slight discrepancy
- Student–teacher ratio
- Data suggests a high ratio (~72:1) but likely outdated; confirm directly
- Students
- Between 1,366 (school website) and 1,593 (Stackschools)
Staff
Principal: Rev. Sr. Shalom CMC, Manager: Rev. Fr. Viju Sebastian, Managed by the Education Society of the Diocese of BijnorSummary for the Parent
Overview
Masseeh Dilasa School is a long-established ICSE/ISC co-ed school in Tiloth, Uttarkashi. It’s known for its academic consistency, clean campus, and reasonable fees. Parents generally speak highly of the teachers and the school’s discipline. However, some practical details — like the current fee structure, hostel availability, and student–teacher ratio — need to be confirmed directly.
What kind of child will this school work best for
A child who thrives in a structured, disciplined environment.
Students aiming for strong ICSE/ISC board results.
Children who enjoy academic and extracurricular balance.
Strengths
Long-standing reputation and stable management.
Good academic outcomes and experienced teachers.
Clean, safe, and well-maintained campus.
Reasonable fees (based on available data).
Potential trade-offs / Things to check
Outdated fee information (last published in 2020–21).
Conflicting data on hostel and transport facilities.
High student–teacher ratio in public data (may be inaccurate).
Limited online transparency about admission timelines.
Recommendations / Questions to Ask
Can you share the updated fee structure and any one-time charges?
Is there a functioning hostel or transport service?
What is the current student–teacher ratio?
How does the school support children with different learning needs?
Can parents visit classrooms or meet teachers before admission?
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