Indus Altum International School is situated on a 17-acre campus at Kakati Hobli, Belagavi, the second capital of Karnataka. Situated near the foothills of the Sahyadri mountain range in the Western Ghats at an altitude of 779m, Belagavi (formerly known as Belgaum). Given its strategic proximity to Goa and its salubrious climate, the British chose it as a key cantonment, giving rise to a unique aristocratic atmosphere of its own.
Consistently ranked among the best international schools in Belgaum, India, the school nurtures the right environment for young leaders to grow, be creative, and culturally sensitive with an international outlook. The school is part of the award winning Indus group of international schools that has made a name for their unique approach to academics in the school years. The school prides itself in its ability to combine the best of traditional values with the best educational practices worldwide, teaching techniques, technology and expert resources. The focus on the holistic development of each student highlights the culture of Indus Altum.
IAIS draws a student community from all around the world, complemented by the most modern state-of-the-art facilities for the first time at Belagavi. With a teacher/student ratio of 1:9 and a maximum of 25 students per class, IAIS offers a great global educational experience with boarding facilities for its students, which every parent can be proud of.
Dear Parents and Teachers,
As we enter the Age of Collective Intelligence, collaboration with AI in education has become paramount. With large language models reaching an IQ of 120, and projected to reach 140 by 2026, we see unprecedented opportunities for enriched learning. AI’s role in classrooms is not to replace human insight, but to enhance it, allowing students to learn faster and more deeply. By learning collaboratively with AI, students and teachers can unlock new ways of understanding and problem-solving.
This shift calls for a mindset focused on teamwork, where AI, teachers, and students each bring unique strengths to the table. I encourage you to embrace AI at home, and in the classroom as a learning partner. Together, we are preparing our students not only for today, but for a future we do not know – a future where AI will be an integral part of our lives. Â
