Christ The King College
Parent InsightsRani Laxmi Bai Marg Uttar Pradesh - 284 001 India
Choosing the right school for your child can feel overwhelming, especially when you want a balance of discipline, academics, and values. Christ The King College, Jhansi is one of those legacy schools that many parents in the city have heard of — but it’s worth looking closely at what it offers today.
- ✦Established in 1940 — one of Jhansi’s oldest schools.
- ✦Managed by the Catholic Diocese of Jhansi.
- ✦Strong NCC and sports culture.
Summary for Parents
Overview
- •Christ The King College (CKC) is a heritage boys’ school in Jhansi known for its discipline, academic rigour, and strong alumni network.
- •It’s a good fit for families who value structure, tradition, and a focus on academics and character-building.
What kind of child will this school work best for
- •Boys who thrive in structured, rule-based environments.
- •Students preparing for ICSE/ISC board exams.
- •Children who enjoy NCC, sports, and traditional school culture.
Strengths
- •Long-standing reputation and strong academic record.
- •Active NCC and sports programs.
- •Clear rules and structured environment.
- •Strong alumni network.
Potential trade-offs / Things to check
- •Strict fee and discipline policies.
- •Limited flexibility for non-Catholic applicants.
- •Verify actual availability of hostel and swimming facilities.
- •Traditional teaching style may not suit every child.
Recommendations / Questions to Ask
- •Confirm current fee structure and transport charges.
- •Ask about hostel facilities and extracurricular options.
- •Check how the school supports emotional well-being and counselling.
- •Request recent board exam results.
- •Clarify admission priority for non-Catholic families.
School Information
Board / Curriculum
ICSE
Grades offered
Nursery - 12
Medium
English
Type
Boys
Students
Around 3,100 students
Student–Teacher Ratio
Approximately 24:1
Boarding
Day school only
Pincode
284001
Leadership & Staff
- • Managed by The Catholic Diocese of Jhansi Education Society
- • Principal: Rev. Fr. Franky Mathias
- • Faculty strength around 130
Fees & Admissions
| Class / Category | Fee (₹) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Class XI Commerce (PE/Maths) | ₹9,590 | As per official PDF |
| Class XI Commerce (Computer Science) | ₹10,000 | As per official PDF |
| Class XI PCM/PCB (Computer Science) | ₹10,640 | As per official PDF |
| Class XI PCM/PCB (PE) | ₹10,140 | As per official PDF |
• Fees are paid quarterly (April, July, October, January).
• Cheques are not accepted; late fee ₹100 per quarter.
• No refunds on withdrawal.
• Transport charges are not published; please confirm directly with the school.
Admission Process for Interested Parents
Admission Notice
Posted annually on the school website (e.g., admission-2025-26.pdf).
Application Period
Usually between January and March.
Eligibility
Priority for Catholic/Anglo-Indian students; others considered based on merit and availability.
Documents Required
Birth certificate, transfer certificate, residence proof, vaccination record, passport photos, and fee receipt.
Submission
Forms available at the school office or through the Stucare app.
Contact
Email ckcup031@gmail.com or call 0510-7960535 for current admission details.
What Parents Say
Aggregated from parent reviews across platforms. Ask these questions during your school visit.
Academics
Positives
Parents and alumni appreciate the school’s strong academic foundation and English-medium instruction. The ICSE/ISC curriculum is well-structured and results are historically good.
Watch out for
Some parents feel the academic environment is very traditional and exam-focused, which may not suit every child.
Ask: How does the school support students who need extra help or prefer a more flexible learning style?
Discipline & Culture
Positives
The school is known for its discipline and moral values, which many families appreciate.
Watch out for
The strict rules and fee policies can feel rigid, especially for younger children.
Ask: How does the school balance discipline with emotional well-being?
Extracurriculars
Positives
NCC, sports, and cultural events are well-integrated into school life.
Watch out for
Some facilities listed online (like swimming or hostel) may not actually exist.
Ask: Can parents visit to see the sports and activity facilities in use?
Admissions & Fees
Positives
Transparent quarterly fee structure and clear rules.
Watch out for
Priority for Catholic students and strict fee deadlines may concern some families.
Ask: What is the current admission policy for non-Catholic applicants?
Campus & Facilities
Approximately 10 acres
Reviews from Other Platforms
Aggregated from public sources for reference. These are not verified by SchoolCompass.
What parents liked
"Very nice and supportive staff except one or two."
— Quora user
"Really miss those days."
— Alumnus on Facebook alumni group
"Strong tradition and discipline, good academic record historically."
— Alumni post
Concerns raised
"Pupils are not allowed to sit for exams unless all fees are paid."
— From school’s Fee Rules
"No refund is allowed in case of withdrawals."
— From school’s Fee Rules
"Priority in admissions is given to Catholic, especially Anglo-Indian children."
— From school’s General Information page
What Kind of Peer Group?
Age Range
3 to 18 years (LKG to Class XII).
Family Backgrounds
Mix of Catholic, Anglo-Indian, and local Jhansi families.
Socio-economic Profile
Middle to upper-middle income families who value discipline and academics.
Child Profiles
Academically inclined boys, often active in NCC, sports, and structured extracurriculars.
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