Manchester International School
Our Alumni

Our Alumni

A full record of Manchester International School alumni and the universities they went on to attend across graduating classes.

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Alumni Stories

In Their Own Words.

Stories from Manchester graduates on where they went, what they discovered, and what the school gave them.

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Rathik Adithya

University of New South Wales, Australia·Class of 2022

Manchester gave me far more than academic preparation. It gave me the curiosity to keep asking questions, the resilience to push through setbacks, and friendships that still define my daily life. I carry the school with me everywhere I go.

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Student Posts

Stories, achievements, and moments from our community.

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Rathik Adithya · Class of 2022

From Coimbatore to UNSW: What Manchester Gave Me Before I Left

I didn't realise how well-prepared I was until my first week of university orientation. Every skill I needed — the research habits, the deadline discipline, the ability to argue a point clearly — I had already practised at Manchester.

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Voices from Campus

What Our Graduates Say

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Arjun Rajan
Class of 2024·London School of Economics and Political Science, UK

The teachers at Manchester don't just deliver content — they invest in who you are. The extended essay, the CAS programme, the debates we had in class — all of it prepared me for the intellectual demands of university life here in London.

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Rathik Adithya
Class of 2022·University of New South Wales, Australia

Manchester gave me far more than academic preparation. It gave me the curiosity to keep asking questions, the resilience to push through setbacks, and friendships that still define my daily life. I carry the school with me everywhere I go.

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Shivonicca Saravanan
Class of 2025·Rutgers University New Brunswick, USA

The IB Diploma at Manchester stretched me in ways I never expected. By the time I sat my university interviews, I felt genuinely ready — not just academically, but as a person who had learned how to think.