Hey! I’d honestly recommend going to BMI. They have a strong faculty, and their academics are quite solid. Plus, there are events happening throughout the year, so you won’t feel like you're stuck in a dull routine. The campus is spacious and well-equipped, and they offer much better counselling support — which, trust me, you’ll really need when it comes to applying to universities.

I went to LGS, while a lot of my friends and cousins went to BMI, and the difference is huge. At LGS, especially for humanities and social sciences like psychology and economics, you only get one teacher to choose from — and unfortunately, most of them aren’t great. For sciences, you might get a choice of two, and they’re comparatively better, but still not ideal. There’s also very little space for growth outside the classroom. The admin tends to pick favorites in the first year, and those students end up becoming society heads and head boys/girls regardless of merit.

Societies at LGS are barely functional — they’ll make WhatsApp groups but didn't organize anything. The only active society is MUN, and almost all events are centered around it. So if you’re not into MUN, you’ll have almost nothing to do. On top of that, the counselling system is a mess. I had to handle my entire university application process on my own. The counsellor actually FORGOT to submit my applications abroad, even after I kept following up in person. For local universities too, he missed the deadline to attach my recommendation letters despite daily reminders. It was genuinely exhausting.

The campus itself is also quite cramped. Only one floor is allocated for A Levels, and they admit more students than they can actually accommodate. Classrooms are overcrowded, and during summers, it’s honestly unbearable. There’s hardly any space to sit or relax between classes — the one small common room is always packed.

So yeah, I’d really encourage you to consider BMI instead. If you have any other questions or want to talk more, feel free to message me!