Comorin International School

Name: Comorin International School
Address: SH 45, Aralvaimozhi, Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, 629301, India
Telephone: +914652290933
Price range: ???
Rating: 3.0

3.03 reviews

Kanyakumari, Tamil NaduCBSE & Matriculation Schools

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"The Comorin International School is a day-cum-boarding school spread over 12 acres of lush green campus at Aralvaimozhi, Kanniyakumari District, Tamil Nadu, India and is one of the high-profiled, academically comprehensive institutions. The school was founded by Mr. Lekshmanan in 1998. It undertook to work out and develop a scheme of integral education compatible with the contemporary needs. For more than 2 decades we have consistently managed to balance both academic excellence and co-curricular achievements. The school is accommodated in a building with excellent infrastructure and complementary facilities. The school envisions the students to become moral, empathetic, and socially responsible citizens of the century, who are rooted to"

Phone

+914652290933

Address

SH 45, Aralvaimozhi, nagercoil, Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, 629301

Price Range

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Recent Reviews

Sateesh Bandi

16 Sept 2024

This is the best school in Kanyakumari district with affordable fees. The teaching is good, and the school is well-maintained with trained staff. They provide good food, transport facilities, and plenty of grounds. There are no extra fees, and the staff is very kind. The maids treat the kids well, and the principal is friendly. They focus equally on studies and sports, so you can choose this school with confidence!

Diya Sri

7 Aug 2024

This is a wonderful school that encourages all kinds of activities to boost students' confidence. The management and chairman have a clear vision for the school's success.

Ruchika Sharma

22 Jun 2024

Dr. John Abraham is the worst principal I have ever met. He treated all the boys badly and thought he was great, but he wasn't. He didn't support real talent and only gave leadership roles to people he liked, without asking anyone else for their opinion. Under his leadership, Comorin was not good at all.