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For a child growing up in rural Kamrup, confidence with a computer is not a luxury — it is the difference between being able to take an opportunity and having to let it pass. DeMatha runs a dedicated Computer Room where Computer Applications is taught as a core CBSE subject from Class III onward, so that every student leaves Class VIII able to use a machine properly rather than having only heard about one.




Schools in rural Assam have often treated the computer room as a locked showpiece. At DeMatha it is a working classroom. Every child from Class III upward has timetabled practical time on a machine, because the school's founding conviction is that geography must not decide a child's future. A student here should walk into a college computer lab in Guwahati or anywhere else and feel entirely at home.
Visit the campus at Tulsibari, meet the teachers, and walk through the school before you decide. Admissions are open for LKG to Class VIII.