About Us - Our Eminent Alumni
St. Joseph's College believes in the power of education to transform the ambitions of the individuals as well as the nation. We are citizens of the time when technology is advancing faster than we have ever imagined.To survive we need to acquire a modern education and develop a foresight to help us define our space and goal.
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MOST REV. BISHOP LOUIS MASCARENHAS (Bishop of Prayagraj) I deem it my proud privilege to speak to you & greet you through the new website St. Joseph’s College, Prayagraj. Overwhelmed with joy, I send my affectionate greetings & blessings to the Principal, the Vice-Principal, the Head Master, all the staff members-teaching & non-teaching & all our students on this happy occasion.
Gallery Message – SJC Videos
Which age group glows with the infinite promise of immense potential? Which group automatically fills the heart with unbridled joy at the plethora of talents displayed with flair and confidence? It is the youngest students belonging to the Kindergarten Section and the Juniormost students of the Primary Section, that is classes 1 and 2.
Prospectus Message –
"St. Joseph’s College, Prayagraj, is a premier institution committed to academic excellence, character building, and holistic development. With a rich legacy of quality education, we nurture students to become responsible global citizens. Our curriculum, state-of-the-art facilities, and dedicated faculty ensure a dynamic learning environment. Join us to embark on a journey of knowledge, values, and success!
Achievements - Toppers XII(ISC) SENIOR SECTION MERIT 2024-2025
"Join St. Joseph’s College, Prayagraj, a premier institution known for excellence in academics, sports, and overall development. With experienced faculty, modern infrastructure, and a rich legacy of success, we shape future leaders. Secure your child’s future with quality education and strong values.
Office Bearers -
Office bearers are student leaders elected or nominated to hold key responsibilities in the college's student union or various clubs and associations. They act as a bridge between students and the college administration, helping to organize academic, cultural, and extracurricular activities.
Reports -
"All official reports, records, and documents must be submitted to the administration office as per the scheduled deadlines. Ensure accuracy and completeness in all reports. For inquiries or assistance, contact the office during working hours."
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School Code: UP-011
UDISE Code:09452213701
School Code: UP011
U-Dise Code: 09452213701
ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE
Educational Seminar on Childhood Obesity and Diabetes
Recognising the importance of creating awareness among young people about emerging health concerns, St Joseph’s College, Prayagraj, regularly endeavours to organise meaningful awareness programmes that complement academic learning and promote the holistic well-being of its students. In keeping with this approach, an educational seminar on “Childhood Obesity and Diabetes” was organised at the school on 5 October 2026 to sensitise students to these important health concerns. With changing lifestyles, sedentary habits, increased screen time, and unhealthy dietary choices becoming increasingly common among children and adolescents, timely awareness and preventive education are particularly relevant. Around 300 students participated in the informative and interactive session. The seminar was graced by distinguished doctors—Prof. Sarita Bajaj, Dr. Shivanjali Kumar Chaturvedi, Dr. Vibhu Ranjan Khare, Dr. Smriti Singh, and Dr. Siddharth Madnani—who shared valuable insights into childhood obesity and diabetes. The guests were warmly welcomed by the Principal, Rev. Fr. Walter D’Silva, who presented them with bouquets. The programme was compered by Mrs. Darshana Madnani. The doctors explained the relationship between obesity and diabetes and discussed Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. The students were informed about the symptoms, causes, risk factors, and preventive measures associated with these conditions in a simple and comprehensive manner. Emphasis was laid on healthy eating habits, regular physical activity, and making responsible lifestyle choices. The seminar was particularly relevant for students as healthy habits developed during childhood and adolescence can influence their long-term health and well-being. The session encouraged students to recognise the importance of making informed and responsible choices at an early age. To make the session more engaging and to assess the students’ learning, Dr. Siddharth Madnani conducted an interactive quiz at the end of the seminar. The enthusiastic participation of the students made the programme both informative and engaging, leaving them with a clearer understanding of the importance of healthy living.
