The registration deadline for the DPS Fulbari Scholarship Test 2026 was September 30, 2026. However, students who missed the deadline can still participate through on-spot registration on October 4, 2026, the day of the test.
DPS Fulbari, Siliguri is conducting the Scholarship Test 2026 on Sunday, 4 October 2026, for Class 10 students seeking admission to Class XI for the 2027–28 academic session. Eligible students can receive up to 50% scholarship on the Class XI admission fee, with a choice of three senior secondary pathways — Science, Commerce and Humanities. This page carries the full scholarship test syllabus and exam-day guidelines, both published by the school, so candidates know exactly what to prepare and what to expect on test day. As a CBSE-affiliated school offering education through the senior secondary level in Siliguri, West Bengal, DPS Fulbari provides Class XI pathways in Science, Commerce and Humanities for the 2027–28 session.
By the time students reach Class XII, the question of what comes next begins to take on a new meaning. It is no longer simply about choosing a subject or preparing for an examination; it is about understanding which academic pathways, universities and opportunities could shape the years ahead.
INFINIA 2026 reflects Delhi Public School Fulbari’s commitment to future-ready education, where AI literacy and academic excellence come together to prepare students for tomorrow. By combining meaningful learning with the opportunity to earn a scholarship, INFINIA empowers young learners to explore their potential beyond the classroom.
The early years of a child’s education play a vital role in shaping the way they think, observe, and understand the world around them. During this stage, learning is most effective when children are encouraged to explore concepts through meaningful, hands-on experiences rather than memorising facts or following instructions mechanically. This is especially true for mathematics, where understanding begins not with numbers on a page but with recognising quantities, identifying patterns, and making connections through everyday interactions.
Following the completion of the CBSE re-evaluation process, the revised Class XII Board Examination Results 2025–26 have been released. The updated results reflect the final marks awarded by CBSE and present the revised academic performance of the Class XII batch at Delhi Public School Fulbari. The revised data includes updated stream toppers, revised percentages, and the final list of high achievers across Science, Commerce, and Humanities.
Delhi Public School Fulbari has once again demonstrated its commitment to academic excellence through an impressive performance in the CBSE Class XII Board Examinations 2025–26. Students across the Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams delivered outstanding results, reflecting consistency, discipline, and focused academic preparation.
Since the dawn of civilization, socialized human beings have established settlements
across the globe driven by necessity. Although these early settlements were not
specifically categorized at their inception, the passage of time, changing human
demands, and variations in resource utilization led to the distinct development of rural
and urban habitats. In alignment with the upward trajectory of human civilization,
technological advancements have gradually drawn people more toward urban living.
Delhi Public School, Fulbari has recorded a 100% pass result in the CBSE Class 10 Board Examinations (AISSE) 2026, with all 101 students successfully clearing the examination. The result reflects a consistent academic standard and disciplined approach to learning.
The enactment of the West Bengal Public Library Act in 1979 marked a watershed moment for the state’s intellectual landscape. It brought a vast network of libraries— spanning urban centers, suburban neighborhoods, and remote rural pockets—under the state’s aegis through a systematic process of modernization. For over three decades, these institutions, though government-approved, thrived under the stewardship of local management committees, successfully catering to the diverse needs of a bibliophilic society.
