It is a school that was designed to make
British gentlemen out of Indian princes. Years after its first student,
Maharaja Mangal Singh of Alwar, rode into the campus on an elephant in
1875, Mayo College in Ajmer still retains the quality to attract the crème
de la crème of India. Today however, the school is not looking for
princes to turn into Englishmen. It seeks to impart excellence in
academics as well as sports to boys with potential.
It is a school that was designed to make
British gentlemen out of Indian princes. Years after its first student,
Maharaja Mangal Singh of Alwar, rode into the campus on an elephant in
1875, Mayo College in Ajmer still retains the quality to attract the crème
de la crème of India. Today however, the school is not looking for
princes to turn into Englishmen. It seeks to impart excellence in
academics as well as sports to boys with potential.