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About SJIHS
St Joseph’s Indian Institutions are dedicated to form men and women of conscience, competence, compassion and commitment, to build a just and humane society. The school's mission emphasizes forming men and women for others, encouraging students to use their gifts in the service of others, particularly the less-privileged and marginalized. This philosophy fosters a culture of giving and social responsibility within the school community.
St. Joseph's Indian High School was started at St. Joseph's College by the French Fathers of the Missions Etrangeres de Paris (MEP) before being moved to a three-storey building at the junction of Residency Road and Museum Road. It finally moved to its own buildings at its current location in what was then known as New Fields. Historically, the school admitted only male students. However, in 2009, the institution expanded its admissions policy to include female students at the pre-university level, reflecting a commitment to gender inclusivity. The school operates under the administration of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) and offers education from kindergarten through pre-university levels.
The core values of SJIHS have always included providing preferential options for the less-privileged- being known over the years for the concern it has shown towards its students from the less-privileged and weaker sections of society. Over the past 120 years, more than 50,000 students have been part of the institution, with hundreds of deserving students receiving scholarships.
Financial assistance, fee concessions, and other monetary benefits are provided to those in need. Great encouragement is also given to the field of sports through the association with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) to offer opportunities and training to every talented child without economic discrimination.
Through our collaboration with St. Joseph's Indian High School, the Learn for Life Foundation actively supports initiatives for underprivileged students that enhance learning opportunities, promote creativity, and foster leadership among students. Together in partnership, we are committed to the less-privileged and striving to form men and women for others.
Other St. Joseph’s Indian Institutions
St Joseph’s Indian Primary School (State Board)
St Joseph’s Indian Primary School (State Board)
St Joseph’s Indian Primary School (State Board)
St. Joseph’s Indian Primary School was formerly known as St. Joseph’s Indian Middle School and catered to the education of boys. St. Joseph’s Indian Primary School is now a co-educational school catering to boys & girls from Nursery to Class 7. This school provides primary education, emphasizing the holistic development of young learners.
St Joseph’s School (CBSE)
St Joseph’s Indian Primary School (State Board)
St Joseph’s Indian Primary School (State Board)
Started in 2014, St Joseph’s School, a co-educational school was established as a co-educational school affiliated to the CBSE board. St. Joseph's School offers a comprehensive curriculum providing education from kindergarten through Class 10. It has over 1200 students across 45 classrooms.
St Joseph's Indian Composite PU College
St Joseph's Indian Composite PU College
St Joseph's Indian Composite PU College
With its roots in St. Joseph's Indian High School, in 2006, St. Joseph's Indian Composite Pre-University College came into being, expanding its educational offerings to the pre-university level. The college offers a range of pre-university courses designed to cater to diverse academic interests and career aspirations.
The Community College
St Joseph's Indian Composite PU College
St Joseph's Indian Composite PU College
This College conducts courses for the rural unemployed youth and helps them to get employment. This institution has been known over the years for the concern it has shown towards its students from the less-privileged and weaker sections of society. In 2010 its courses were all certified by Indira Gandhi National Open University, and since 2013 further diploma courses have been certified by the University Grants Commission. Over 1000+ students have passed through the college, studying in the areas of skills and trades, hospitality, beauticians and fitness, IT/ITES, printing, electronics, multimedia and communication technology.