Birla Public School, Kishangarh (BPSK) Birla Public School, Kishangarh, a Birla Education Trust, Pilani institution is located on Jaipur-Ajmer highway, 22 km away from Kishangarh (Marble City) and 82 km from Jaipur (Pink City), India. BPSK was established in June 2010 and is affiliated to CBSE. The school is cuddled in a lush green campus spread across 48 acres. The school is well connected by road, rail and airways with other parts of India. The nearest railway station is Kishangarh. The school is also approachable from the Jaipur International and Kishangarh airports. Birla Education Trust, Pilani Birla Education Trust began in 1901 when Seth Shiv Narain Birla started a tiny village Pathshala for the education of his grandsons Shri Ghanshyam Das Birla and Shri Rameshwar Das Birla along with 30 other village children at Pilani. The pathshala gathered strength and evolved to become a High School in 1925 and an Intermediate College in 1928. The legendary industrialist-philanthropist Shri Ghanshyam Das Birla had envisioned the making of an institution which would one day develop into a permanent centre of light and learning in India. To translate this vision into reality, he established Birla Education Trust on 23rd Jan 1929 and constantly nurtured this institution under his dynamic leadership and far-sighted vision virtually transforming Pilani into a world-renowned Centre of Excellence in the field of education. Today this institution stands as a conglomerate of five schools for boys and girls imparting World Class Education which amalgamates the rich cultural heritage of India with the modern technology. Thousands of students graduate every year from these institutions fully equipped to pursue higher career goals in the best of institutions in India and abroad.