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We have the formula for success
What is Life at Indus International like?
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Excellence in academics
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Honing talent and beyond
What is Life at Indus International like?
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A second home for future leaders
We are incredibly proud to announce the first-ever Junior Music Band at IISB! Inspired by their seniors, PYP students came together to form a music band recently and the result was nothing short of amazing!
Here is one more piece that was chosen for the performance - 'The Jurassic Park…
Team Indus Bangalore proved again that we seek excellence in everything we do. Our 2021-22 batch of IBDP students bagged a total scholarship of USD 6.2 Million!
Indus International School Bangalore extends its heartiest congratulations to Mr Praveen Rana, faculty of Indus School of Leadership for successfully summiting Mt. #Everest (8848.86 m), the highest mountain in the world on 21st May at 11:…
From the CEO/MD’s desk
Lt. General (Retired) Arjun Ray (PVSM, VSM) Founder CEO & MD
Indus Trust
You must be familiar with Pareto’s 80/20 Principle. This stipulates that only 20% tasks – the “critical few,” are essential; the rest 80% are “trivia.” As leaders, and as teachers and students, we must invest 80% of our time on our 20%. If you do that the outcome will be 80%.
The next step is how do we focus on the 20%? My advice to everyone is “be intentional” about whatever is critical or important (having long-term implications). Intentionality will include the following:
- Convert the 20% critical tasks into SMART and challenging goals.
- Don’t lift your eyes from the task. The task is not an activity; its outcome has to be measured. Be prepared to accept temporary slippage in your 80%, if need be.
- Persistence on achieving the goal/task.
Living intentionally is being deliberate: is having a clear purpose, clarity on the desired outcome, reflection, and followup. This is also the secret of lifelong learning – to live intentionally.
With warm regards,
Being Australian, learning about other cultures was always important to me. Indus International School is a very multi-cultural place, and that's why I chose to study there. The curriculum is well-designed and hence prepares us for life. By joining the extra-curricular activities, I was able to develop my self-confidence and make new friends.
Emily Thomson
I joined Indus International Bangalore in class VI and completed my XII here. The friends, memories and values I imbibed in myself will be something that I will cherish for a lifetime. I have learnt a lot from this school and I feel proud to be a part of it. A big thanks to our CEO and Principal who's great leadership qualities led to the upbringing of the school.
Adarsh Agarwal
My journey at Indus began in April 2015 when I was enrolled as a term boarder. IB at Indus was a completely different experience when compared to an average IBDP education. At Indus, equal focus is there on whole education as on academics. The whole aspect of leadership has helped me become better at time management, social interaction, communication and resource management. We were given experiential learning opportunities that helped us understand and emulate the core values of love, empathy, discipline and respect. I can say that IBDP education at Indus has definitively made me locally rooted but globally competent.
Ishaan Verma
