DIFFERENT GRADES OF SCHOOL

Our students are talented, hard-working and full of good ideas. We encourage and empower them to bring their ideas to life. Hands-on opportunities are what we're all about.

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Grade A

For Upper Class Profitable Investment for infrastructure through YESFIN Developers + Donations Profit dividend to investors and charity institutions.


13
     
30
     
3600
 Schools  Teachers  Students


Grade B

For 2nd Upper Class Profitable Investment for infrastructure through YESFIN Developers + Donations Profit dividend to investors and charity institutions.


13
     
30
     
3600
 Schools  Teachers  Students


Grade C

For Middle Class Little Profitable Loan for infrastructure(Return by 10 yrs) + Donations Profit of 1 is sufficient to run 3 schools in‘GradeD’.


13
     
30
     
3600
 Schools  Teachers  Students


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Grade D

For Poor and Down Charitable Donations for infrastructure Running expense by YES India Foundation.


20
     
220
     
6200
 Schools  Teachers  Students


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Grade E

For Poor and Down Charitable Donations for infrastructure Running expense by YES India Foundation.


20
     
220
     
6200
 Schools  Teachers  Students


SCHOOL STORIES

Yes India Foundation is a Kerala-based educational and humanitarian initiative, aiming the educational and social uplift of the backward communities in India. Shaping the better culture, Yes India Foundation could become successful, within a short span of time, in providing the value-based education through its academic institutions. Currently, it has a huge network of educational institutes across India. Understanding the pulses of the society, Yes India Foundation is running both day-schooling and residential institutes of education. Recently, around 9000 boys and girls are beneficiaries of 29 schools and 5 residential institutes under Yes India Foundation. As its inception was there, the state of Jammu and Kashmir is hosting most of its educational institutions. Yes India Foundation concentrates on empowering the destitute, protecting the orphans, satisfying the needy, rehabilitating the marginalized and bringing them back into the mainstream.