Nalanda Educational Institutions

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Nalanda Educational Institutions
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TypeFor Profit
MottoExcellence By Virtue
Established1988
FoundersI V Kameswara Rao, Subba Rao A V, Basavapunnayya K, Rambabu K
ChairmanVijaya Babu A
Faculty1,200
GradesPre-school to post-graduation
Number of studentsOver 14,000
CampusesDay school with few boarding facilities
HousesMythri, Sahana, Tejus, Deeksha
AffiliationSchools are affiliated to CBSE. Colleges are affiliated to Krishna University
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Nalanda Educational Institutions (NEI) is an educational society based in Vijayawada. It caters to students from pre-school to post-graduation. It was founded by four teachers in 1988, all well-known[ citation needed ] in their respective subjects. Nalanda became an education group in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka. It is often mistaken with Nalanda University in Bihar but there is no affiliation between these institutions.

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To inspire every individual's academic, emotional, societal, physical, creative and spiritual potentials to help them achieve highest aspirations of the human spirit.

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