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Congrats! Candor International School has been crowned “Best Infrastructure Of The Year Award” in the 2018 International School Awards, Dubai.  

Congrats Aniruddha, Omsai, and Vedant for representing Candor International School in 1st IBSO Tennis & Badminton Nationals 2018 qualifiers. Aniruddha and Omsai will now play the Nationals. Good luck to both!

Candor’s Pride! Congratulations, Devskanda Murali Krishna (A Level) for bagging the ‘Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award‘ with ‘High Achievement‘ in ‘Global Perspectives & Research’.

Congratulations, we added a new feather to our cap! EducationWorld ranked Candor International School as one of the top international day-cum-boarding schools in Karnataka in their annual India School Rankings 2018-19.  

Careers360 magazine, in its annual edition of India’s Best Schools, has recognized Candor International School as a Top Day-cum-Boarding School in Karnataka, giving us a rating of AAA+

Candor family congratulates this budding talent for his fantastic achievement and wishes him great success in all his future endeavors.

We are glad to inform you that The Times Of India, in their 2018 Annual Times School Survey, has recognized Candor International School as the #5 Top International School in Bangalore. Under ‘Top Residential Schools in Bangalore’ Candor has been ranked #6.   Congratulations to all Candorians!  

Candor International School takes pride in Congratulating Rutva Rajeevgowda & Devskanda Muralikrishna for securing merit in Cambridge AICE Diploma.

Candorians have performed very well in the International Baccalaureate DP May 2018 examinations! The Candor Batch of 2018 has scored an aggregate of thirty (30) 6 points and 7 points across various subjects, where 7 is the highest score possible in a subject, in the IB Exams for 2018. The majority of Candorians have scored 2 […]

Congratulations to the Candorians who have achieved excellent results in the Checkpoint Results! The Checkpoint exam is conducted at the end of Grade 8 and serves to identify how well a student has understood the Cambridge Lower Secondary curriculum. It is ranked from 0 to 6, with 6 being the highest possible score. 12 Candorians scored a 6 in Mathematics […]