necessary infrastructure required for a good school. We do admit that our school does not compete with the so called “elite schools” which offer state of the art facilities. But we do impart quality education which will meet today’s needs at an affordable cost. We value qualities like sincerity, dedication and honesty and help children grow into matured individuals who are ready to face life with confidence. This is not a “teaching shop” where student is treated like a customer and education is imparted according to the size of his/her parent’s purse. Here we meet the mental, emotional, cultural and spiritual needs of the children irrespective of what they can afford. “Quality education comes at a cost”, clam our the supporters of the so called ‘elite institution”. But does cost really indicate quality?