Welcome to St. Xavier's School, Kaiserganj

St. Xavier’s School, Kaisergaj is a Catholic Minority School, established and administered by Xavier’s Patna Association of the Society of Jesus. The Society of Jesus (whose members are known as Jesuits) was founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola in the 16th century. It has been associated with education throughout the world and specially in India. Since the earliest history Jesuit education has been inspired by a vision of man drawn from the life and teachings of Jesus Christ who has always been respected and admired by the people of India.

St. Francis Xavier arrived in India in 1541. He died off the China coast in 1552. Amidst his almost incredible journeying in India and as far as Japan and the “Spice Island” or Eastern Indonesia, carrying Christ’s message of divine love and mercy, he found time to organize the first Jesuit school in India. His name lives on today in many schools, colleges, and institutes of advanced training throughout the subcontinent just as his example of self-sacrificing love continues to inspire his fellow Jesuits. The Jesuit Fathers and Brothers, in collaboration with a competent and dedicated lay staff, run St. Xavier’s School.

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OUR MISSION

St. Xavier’s School, Kaiserganj is a Christian minority co-education English medium school, established and administered by Xavier’s Patna Association, rooted and grounded in the love of Jesus Christ, the charism of the Society of Jesus and the lives of our people. read more >>

Fr. George Nedumattam, SJ,
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PRINCIPAL's MESSAGE

St. Xavier’s School, Kaiserganj is a Catholic Minority Institution established and administered by the Patna province of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). The Society of Jesus founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola in 1540 with a vision to “find God in all things” is dedicated to the service of all humanity. The Jesuits (as the members of the Society of Jesus are often called) are engaged in the field of education from its inception and have five hundred years of collective experience of educating the youth. Today, the Jesuits are carrying on this tradition all around the world, caring for 2.5 million students.

The goal of Jesuit education is to form men and women of ‘competence, conscience, compassion and commitment. These four components are the pillars which guide Jesuit education and express the ‘human excellence’ that the Society of Jesus wants for the youth who are in the Jesuit schools....