At Maharaja Agrasen International School, the House System plays a vital role in fostering teamwork, leadership, healthy competition, and a sense of belonging among students. The four houses — Vivekananda, Chanakya, Tagore, and Raman — provide opportunities for students to participate in academic, cultural, literary, and sports activities. Through these experiences, students develop confidence, discipline, cooperation, and a spirit of sportsmanship while striving for excellence.
Chanakya House
Named after the great Indian philosopher and strategist Chanakya, this house emphasizes wisdom, strategic thinking, discipline, and decision-making. It inspires students to develop problem-solving abilities, responsibility, and a practical approach to achieving their goals.
Raman House
Named after Sir C. V. Raman, the celebrated Indian physicist and Nobel laureate, Raman House encourages scientific curiosity, innovation, observation, and logical thinking. It inspires students to question, explore, experiment, and discover new possibilities through scientific learning.
Tagore House
Inspired by Rabindranath Tagore, the renowned poet, philosopher, and educationist, Tagore House nurtures creativity, imagination, cultural awareness, and self-expression. It motivates students to explore their talents, appreciate diversity, and develop a love for literature, art, and learning.
Vivekananda House
Inspired by the teachings of Swami Vivekananda, Vivekananda House promotes confidence, discipline, courage, and self-belief among students. It encourages learners to develop leadership qualities, face challenges with determination, and strive for excellence in every field.