Maharishi Vidya Mandir School List: All 150 Branches State-wise

Maharishi Vidya Mandir (MVM) is one of India’s largest school groups, but its campuses are spread unevenly. Madhya Pradesh alone has 44 of them, while Kerala, Telangana and Jammu & Kashmir have one each. This Maharishi Vidya Mandir school list covers every branch on the group’s official branch directory, state by state, with a link to each school’s own website so you can check admission notices, fees and contact numbers at the source.

Source: the official branch list at mvmindia.com/mvm-branches, checked on 19 October 2026. The group’s About page describes its network as “more than 150 campuses” in 14 states; the CBSE figure is the group’s own.

Maharishi Vidya Mandir school list by state at a glance

Three states, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, account for 92 of the 150 branches. Most branch names start with “MVM”, but a few campuses in the same network use other names: MCEE (Maharishi Centre for Educational Excellence, Bhopal), MKH and MSE in some cities, and MCE in Bengaluru. A few campuses also have their own admission guides on this site: MVM Hyderabad admission in Telangana, MVM Ambala admission in Haryana and MVM Jorhat admission in Assam.

Complete Maharishi Vidya Mandir school list

Madhya Pradesh (44 branches)

Uttar Pradesh (28 branches)

Uttarakhand (20 branches)

Assam (15 branches)

Chhattisgarh (10 branches)

Haryana (6 branches)

Odisha (6 branches)

Himachal Pradesh (5 branches)

Maharashtra (5 branches)

Tamil Nadu (5 branches)

Karnataka (3 branches)

Jammu & Kashmir (1 branch)

Kerala (1 branch)

Telangana (1 branch)

Using the MVM school list to find the right branch for your child

• Search the Maharishi Vidya Mandir school list by city. Cities such as Guwahati (7 campuses), Jabalpur (6) and Prayagraj (4) have several MVMs, numbered I, II, III. Check the address on each school’s website before you apply, because the nearest campus may not be the one with the city’s name alone. For the two biggest clusters, see our guides to MVM Guwahati admission and MVM Jabalpur admission.
• Check the board. Most MVMs follow CBSE, while some follow the state board. The board is printed on each school’s website and, for CBSE schools, on the CBSE SARAS affiliation portal.
• Check the classes offered. Not every branch runs classes up to XII. Smaller campuses may stop at class VIII or X.
• Contact the branch. Registration dates, seats and fees are set branch by branch, so the school office is the final word. Our MVM fees structure guide and the page on the MVM entrance exam explain the common steps before you call.

For dates, the application form, fees and documents, read our Maharishi Vidya Mandir Admission 2027-28 guide. Registrations themselves happen on the official website or at the school, never through MVM Times.

Maharishi Vidya Mandir schools in Chennai and Tamil Nadu

Parents in Chennai often search for MVM Chetpet, Kovilambakkam, Mogappair or Avadi. These schools do not appear in the Maharishi Vidya Mandir school list above, which comes from the Bhopal-based group. Tamil Nadu has a separate network of Maharishi Vidya Mandir schools, each run by its own trust, listed on the MVM Chetpet group of schools page. Fees and admission rules for those schools are set by each school, so contact them directly.

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Contact details as listed on mvmindia.com. MVM Times is an independent publication and is not the official website of Maharishi Vidya Mandir schools.

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