St Joseph's College, Calcutta

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St Joseph's College, Calcutta

St. Joseph's College (informally SJC) is an all-boys private day school in Calcutta, West Bengal, India.[5] It is run by the Congregation of Christian Brothers[6][7] and is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations. The school falls under the St. Francis Xavier's Church, Kolkata Deanery, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Calcutta.[8]

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Edmund Ignatius Rice is the founder of Congregation of Christian Brothers.

Quick Facts Address, Coordinates ...
St. Joseph's College, Calcutta
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St Joseph's College in June 2022
Address
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69, Bepin Behari Ganguly Street

, ,
700012

India
Coordinates22.5692°N 88.3593°E / 22.5692; 88.3593
Information
School typePrivate day school
MottoLatin: Viriliter age
(Act Manfully)
Religious affiliation(s)Roman Catholic
Congregation of Christian Brothers
Established1848; 177 years ago (1848)
FounderEdmund Ignatius Rice (as founder of the Congregation of Christian Brothers)[1]
School boardICSE (year 10)
ISC (year 12)
GenderBoys
ClassesNursery to 12
LanguageEnglish
Campus typeUrban
HousesRed, Blue, Green and Gold
Colour(s)   Green and gold
SongLift Up Your Voice Today[2]
Annual tuition61,812 to 81,228[3]
AffiliationCouncil for the Indian School Certificate Examinations[4]
UDISE Code19170105015
CISCE CodeWB024[4]
PupilsJosephytes
Websitesjckolkata.com
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Honours and achievements

Brothers and faculty

The school has been served by many Irish Christian Brothers over the years. One of the last of them to serve in India, Br. Brendan MacCarthaigh,[9] played an integral part in St. Joseph's in particular, and the Christian Brothers schools in India in general since his arrival in India in 1960. His stay of service in the country, however, was truncated to 62 years in 2022 due to visa issues.[10][11] He has been inducted into The Telegraph Education Foundation's Hall of Fame in 2016.[12]

Pupils

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From left to right: the tie worn by students from KG to year 10, and the tie worn by year 11 and 12 students.

The school topped the charts in academic performances in 2009 when Subhojit Ghosh secured 99.25% in his year 12 (ISC) examination,[13][14][15] which was then the all-time national record in the history of the examination.[16]

Notable alumni

References

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