Nalanda Institutions · Est. 1988

38 yearsof legacy.

From first day to first job. One journey, walked by generations of Nalanda alumni since 1988.

Our story, chapter by chapter

From one school in 1988, to a generation of Andhra.

Two NVN students in navy uniform working together at a classroom desk
1988 · Vijayawada

It begins with a school.

Founded by Vijaya Babu A, Subba Rao A, Busavapurnaya V & Rambabu K, Nalanda Vidya Niketan opens — today a 3-campus CBSE school.

Students working at rows of computers in the campus computer lab
2001 · Vijayawada

Then, a college.

Nalanda Degree College begins — 25 years of graduates, placements and first jobs.

Students performing yoga on stage at a school event
2004 · Across Andhra

A generation grew up here.

At our peak, classrooms across 55 campuses in 38 towns and cities — and the alumni of those years carry Nalanda everywhere.

A day with us

From morning assembly, to the last lab hour.

One school day, stitched across our five campuses — every school keeps its own bell times, but the rhythm is what they share. It’s the experience we’re taking online.

07:40

The gates open.

You hear school before you see it — bicycle bells, the parachute game, six hundred good mornings.

Nalanda Vidya Niketan
09:15

First period.

Hands go up before the question ends. That's not luck — it's a habit that starts in playgroup.

Nalanda Toddlers → NVN
11:30

Lab hour.

Eyes level with the meniscus, pencil ready. Saturday's weekly test means nobody here is guessing.

Nalanda Junior College
15:00

Build hour.

The robot fails four times. The fifth run is the one they'll still be talking about at dinner.

Bloomingdale International School
17:20

Floodlights.

Dust, one more layup, the day's last whistle. First job can wait until tomorrow.

Nalanda Vidya Niketan

Nalanda Online · planned for 2027

From our campuses, to every home.

Our teachers and our weekly testing rhythm, live — wherever you are.

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Admissions 2027–28 · Open now

Meet us, before you decide.

Our open-door rule: any campus, any weekday. Sit at the back of a class, talk to the principal, and see an ordinary day for yourself.