"School is second home and home is where heart is."

St. Joseph Mont./Inter College, the dream child of Mrs. Pushplata Agarwal is the epitome of her commitment and dedication to provide affordable and qualitative education to the Indian society. This eventful journey started almost two decades back on 14th April, 1987 with a small group of 135 eager pupils and an enormously ambitious vision of the founder. So focused and resolute was her approach that during this short span, the institution has successfully overcome formidable barriers to come out in flying colors and made a mark of its presence on the horizon of city's educational landscape.

The illuminative and philosophical leadership has guided the highly skilled and motivated teaching faculty to help deliver meaningful education to the pupils of the institution. In such a short span of time the institution boosts to have a strength of over 3500 strong group of students at the end of the academic session 2009-2010, seeking education with an objective of becoming a responsible member of the society.

Mrs. Pushplata Agarwal , inspired by her daughter “Neeru” laid the foundation of “Neeru Memorial Society” in commemorance of her fond memory with the sole objective to impart purposeful education to one and all. Under the aegis of this society St. Joseph Mont./Inter College, the institution was established. The first branch was started from Rajajipuram in the name of St. Joseph Montessori School in the year of 1987. This was followed by St. Joseph Inter College at Thakurganj in 2004 and St. Joseph Play way, Rajajipuram in 2005.

Our pupils have not only excelled academically but also did brilliantly by participating in Republic Day parade, annual sport activities of the institution and other cultural events held over the years. They have brought glory and fame to themselves as well as to the institution by winning laurels and performing magnificently.

"Kudos to Ma'am under whose able guidance & encouragement The college has been running successfully over the years".