Don Bosco School Udaipur is a co-educational English Medium Catholic Institution established on 15th February 1999. It is owned and managed by the Missionary Sisters of Mary Help of Christians (MSMHC) a registered body under the Societies Registration Act XII of 1983. This society was founded by Lt. Archbishop Stephen Ferrando the then bishop of Shillong. He was born on 28th September 1895 at Rossiglione, near Genova in Northern Italy. His education in Salesian School at Fossano and later in Don Bosco’s own Oratory at Turin brought him into close contact with the life of the Salesians. As a great educator, he understood well the importance of education in the development of the people. In India the land of his adoption, he took the initiative to provide educational facilities for the young in villages, by establishing schools, colleges, boarding schools and vocational training centres. On October 24th he founded the society of the Missionary Sisters of Mary Help of Christians, the first indigenous congregation in North East India, and to this day it keeps alive the vision of education.


The aim of this institution is to impart progressive and quality education, which takes into account the changing needs of the country and the demands of a competitive society. For this, the school provides ample opportunities to form and develop the student's character, intellectual, physical, moral, psychological, social and religious habits through various programs arranged in the school besides regular academics.

Our Vision of Education, “Educate persons with character and competence to build a civilization of love”, goes far beyond the achievement of academic excellence. It includes a radical change in the person of the educated and the educator turning them from selfish concern to unreserved generosity towards God and their fellow beings.