The Comorin spirit lives on in all our students, past and present. Our alumni play a vital role in the school’s growth and have gone on to achieve remarkable successes, making us proud. We fondly remember our first ICSE batch of 2012–13 and ISC batch of 2015–16. Alumni often recall treasured memories with friends and teachers, leadership opportunities, and house competitions that shaped their character and prepared them for life beyond school.
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I'm studying medicine in Tbilisi, Georgia. My time at Comorin International School really shaped who I am. I started off living in the school hostel, and those first few years taught me a lot about being independent and disciplined. Later, I switched to being a day scholar, which helped me learn how to balance my schoolwork with my personal life. Both experiences were crucial-they built up my confidence and character, and honestly, they set me up perfectly for tackling med school in a new country. I'll always be grateful to the teachers and staff who had my back, and I'm really proud to call myself a Comorin alumnis.
I’m Irfan, proud alumnus of Comorin International School, where my journey of personal growth and discipline began. The nurturing environment and unwavering support I experienced there played a pivotal role in shaping my confidence and character. Today, I lead multiple ventures—including serving as Director of Brothers Transport Company and Jasco Enterprises (COCO Brooms), as well as Proprietor of Cheap & Best Unisex Salon and ShawarmaShi Café in Bangalore. I’m deeply grateful to School for laying the strong foundation that has empowered my success and continuous growth.
Comorin International School gave me a calm and supportive place to learn. My teachers always guided me with patience and care. The environment was positive and helped me feel confident. I’m truly grateful for how the school shaped my growth.
Comorin International School gave me some of the most enriching learning years of my life. I passed out in 2017, and the warm, supportive teachers always pushed us to do our best. I truly appreciated the balance of academics, sports, and extracurricular activities that made each day enjoyable and engaging. The fresh juice, lunch, and safe bus transportation reflected how much the school genuinely cared for us. CIS helped me build confidence, discipline, and lasting memories. I'm proud to be an alumna working as an HR and Content Writer at Magdio Digital Marketing Company.
I am a Grade 10 passed-out student from the 2020 batch, and my time at Comorin International School truly shaped who I am today. I learned so much at CIS—not just academically, but also in terms of values, discipline, and confidence. The school felt like a family, and every member of the staff was incredibly supportive, always ready to guide us whenever we needed help. The management, too, played a major role by constantly motivating us and encouraging us to explore and grow our talents in different fields. Looking back, I’m genuinely grateful for the nurturing environment and the strong foundation that CIS provided me.
This school is the place that changed my entire life from the moment I first walked through its gates. I still remember my very first day ,the fresh hill breeze, the calm greenery wrapping around the campus, and the quiet magic that made me feel like I was stepping into a world where dreams were meant to grow. Comorin International School didn’t just educate me ,it shaped me. Every teacher believed in me more than I ever believed in myself, guiding me, pushing me, and bringing out the best in me every single day. The moment they made me the Head Girl became one of the most unforgettable days of my life , proof that all their faith, love, and support had transformed me into someone I could finally be proud of. Today, whatever I am, and whatever I have become, is because of them. I will forever cherish every memory I lived within those walls, the laughter, the lessons, the friendships, and the kindness that held me through everything. Thank you to every teacher and every non-teaching staff member for the care, effort, and love you poured into me. My heart carries a piece of the school forever.
Even now, I still cherish the memories I made in Comorin. The teachers there didn’t just teach me they shaped the person I’m becoming. My friends pushed me, supported me, and made every day feel special. And I have to say… I really miss the campus and the food now. Comorin will always feel like home in a quiet, comforting way.
