Our school is dedicated to providing a nurturing and inclusive environment where every student can achieve academic excellence, develop critical thinking, and grow into responsible, compassionate citizens. We aim to inspire lifelong learning, creativity, and ethical values to prepare students for success in a rapidly changing world.
Applications are submitted via the online form on the school’s website. Applicants must upload supporting documents, including a 1500 PKR bank deposit receipt for Grades 5–8 in favor of the School.
Admission involves an entrance test and interview. Applicants must agree to an “undertaking” committing to accept MCS’s decisions without legal challenge.
– Address: Sector F, Sheikh Maltoon Town, Mardan
– Phone: 0937‑843134 or 0331‑9226507
– Email: principal@mardancadetsschool.edu.pk
MCS offers a well-rounded education emphasizing academics, character-building, and physical fitness. The school features smart-classrooms and well-equipped science and computer labs.
Yes! MCS provides ample indoor and outdoor sports facilities, with emphasis on physical development. They also host events like quizzes, talent hunts, and inter-house competitions.
The school employs experienced, certified teachers, supported by digital resources to ensure a high educational standard.
MCS emphasizes a friendly, caring environment, focusing on discipline, leadership development, and moral values in the tradition of cadet-style schools.
While a Rs.1500 PKR admission fee is required for Grades 5–8, exact tuition fees haven’t been publicly detailed. Information about scholarships is available on their website.
The previous admission test occurred on February 25, 2024. Upcoming exam dates should be confirmed via MCS official communications or the “News & Events” section.
Yes. Part of MCS’s mission is to prepare students academically and mentally for cadet college entrance, with alumni often transitioning to institutions like Cadet College Warsak.
Brig. Abdul Hafeez (SI(M)), Principal of Cadet College Warsak, praised MCS students as "decent, able, confident" and well-prepared for cadet college standards
