A coaching academy is easier to judge when you can see it. This gallery brings together photographs from GS India Defence Academy in Dehradun: classrooms, training sessions, adventure camps, visits to the Indian Military Academy and group pictures of our batches.
Tap any photograph to open it in a larger view, and use the arrow keys to move between pictures. If you would like to see the hostel, the mess and the classrooms in person, you can book a visit during counselling.
Life at GS India
Life at the academy.
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What the pictures show
- Classrooms. Faculty teaching full classrooms and briefing batches, with whiteboards, maps and charts in use.
- Training. Practice papers written in uniform, and students on an outing, reflecting the mix of study and outdoor activity around the programme.
- Adventure. River rafting and outdoor camps, which build the teamwork and confidence that selection boards look for.
- Visits. Batches of boys and girls at the Indian Military Academy, and students meeting serving personnel on a visit.
- The academy. A building in Dehradun that carries the academy’s name, and group photographs of our batches.
Videos
Short videos of classes, training and visits appear here as the academy records them.
About the photographs
The photographs of classrooms, activities, visits and batches on this page are taken from GS India Defence Academy’s own website and records, and some were taken at programmes run with an associated school. We state clearly where an image is not ours: any picture of the Army, Navy or Air Force that we use is credited to its source on the Image Credits page, and we do not present such pictures as our students.
If you or your child appears in a picture and you would like it removed, tell us through the Contact page or on WhatsApp and we will take it down.
See it for yourself
Photographs show a moment, but a visit shows a routine. Come and see the classrooms, the hostel and the mess, and talk to a counsellor about the right course for your child. The Hostel and Mess page lists the questions we suggest you ask during your visit.