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4worldlovers: "I graduated medical school from KGMU with 50+ publications and the Hewett Medal, evidence of how numerous opportunities exist in the university waiting to be seized by current and future students. Few medical schools in India are like here, where both the freedom and the resources to pursue your dreams exist widely."

After my graduation at KGMU,studied at Dalhousie Dental University . Halifax and now am praticing at my own clinic at Calgary. Canada

Now pursuing my DDS in Boston, I feel proud of my Almamater

Good institute for medical learning. Has an excellent course curriculum with equally supporting faculty and staff members. High volume of patients due to its good and affordable services. Following MBBS, I'm pusuing MD Pathology in my Alma mater

I graduated from KGMU and am presently enrolled in MD program here itself. I'm fortunate to be a part of KGMU family. This institution has taught me not only medicine, but also human values.

4worldlovers: Gomti Nagar Campus II, Rajajipuram Campus I & Aliganj Campus I, Lucknow, UP

Former CMS Student, Mr Prakash Gupta, Joint Secretary (Summits), Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, seated to the left of Mr S. Jaishankar, Minister of External Affairs, Government of India, assists the EAM in his response to Pakistan in the UN Security Council meeting.

City Montessori School (CMS), a name synonymous with quality education, is the world’s largest school, with over 60,000 students and 4,500 staff across 21 campuses in the city of Lucknow. Founded in 1959 with 5 children on a borrowed capital of 300 Rupees by Dr Jagdish Gandhi and Dr Bharti Gandhi, CMS is affiliated with the Council for Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE) whose students from Montessori to Class XII achieve some of the best exam results in India. The couple started CMS with a vision to inspire generations of children to become socially motivated and conscious citizens of India and the world. Their motto “Jai Jagat” - 'Hail the World', in contrast to the popular post-Independence greeting, 'Jai Hind' ('Hail India') at the time of school's inception - has been the school's greeting till date. CMS, therefore, places great emphasis on children's all-round development, moral character building, inculcating a global outlook and providing international exposure.

At CMS, we believe that education for the 21st Century must be both broader and bolder. A modern school needs to do much more than ensuring good marks on a sheet, which is the minimum responsibility of a school. A ‘good’ education must produce much more: a ‘good’ human being with a broad range of capabilities.

A CMS education takes into account the three realities of a human being: material, human, and divine. In turn, CMS education is based on four building blocks, developing in children Universal Values, Global Understanding, a spirit of Service to the World , and an attitude of Excellence in All Things .

CMS crusade for world unity and world peace gets further boost


United Nations Department of Public Information (UN-DPI) accords NGO status to CMS Society