Pathways World School Pathways World School, Gurgaon ranks 36th in the Asia-Pacific region based on Oxford and Cambridge University admission statistics. The school's admission numbers are in the top 66%, with successful enrollment numbers in the top 62%. The ratio of admissions to applications is 100%, the ratio of enrollment to applications is 100%, and the ratio of enrollment to admissions is 52%. The comprehensive score is 54.50, with a standardized score of 69.72. Pathways World School is the flagship campus of the Pathways School Group, established in 2003. It is the first school in North India to offer the complete International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum and the first boarding school in the region to follow the IB curriculum. The school is located at the foothills of the Aravalli Range in Gurgaon, India, spanning 32 acres. It offers a beautiful environment away from the urban noise, yet is only 35 kilometers from Delhi International Airport. This geographical location provides students with a peaceful learning atmosphere and magnificent natural scenery. Pathways World School was founded with a grand vision. In 2000, Mr. Pramod K Jain and his three sons—Mr. Praveen Jain, Mr. Prabhat Jain, and Mr. Prashant Jain—began to rethink the essence of education. They wanted to create a world-class school that would nurture students to become wellrounded individuals with responsibility and empathy, capable of facing the challenges of a rapidly changing world. During the preparation process, the founding team spent two years conducting in-depth research, thoroughly reflecting on and reshaping traditional educational models. Pathways World School offers flexible day and boarding options, including weekly boarding, bi- weekly boarding, and term boarding. The school currently has over 800 students from more than 16 countries, reflecting an international multicultural atmosphere. The school adopts the curriculum framework of the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO), including the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). These programs are designed to comprehensively develop students' academic abilities, creativity, and critical thinking skills. The school also applies Dr. Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences from Harvard University to provide a personalized educational experience for each student. Pathways World School's campus environment is known as the "School of Nature," located in the Aravalli Range, surrounded by greenery and away from pollution. The school emphasizes learning through the natural environment, believing that nature is the best source of inspiration for students' exploration and discovery. Here, students can learn through handson practice, develop critical thinking skills, and learn to share and solve problems through cooperation and play with peers. The school's infrastructure design has won multiple international awards. In 2003, the school received the Designshare Award from New York for its aesthetic and practical architectural design. In 2004, it won the "Best IT User Award" in the education category from NASSCOM. In 2010, the school became a member of the globally renowned Round Square organization and joined the Council of International Schools (CIS). Additionally, the school is a certified center for SAT examinations.