Inspired by the successful functioning the Jame-ul-uloom Institutions of Bangalore City, the trustees started a residential school at Bannikuppe, which is 27 kms from Bangalore city. A 62 Acre land was bought, it was a thorny land full of reptiles and with no sign of water any where in the land. It is not that easy to run a residential school but the perseverance, patience and sustained interest could convert this land into a green field. Water is not at all a problem today. There are five borewells, these maintain the mango grooves, palm trees and the other agricultural commodities. It is on this green land, the residential school gets all facilities for the inmates. It has two dormitories a beautiful mosque, number of classrooms and a big function hall. Its dining hall can accommodate all 200 borders simultaneously. It has a medical unit where a doctor pays visits regularly for medical checkup.

Bannikuppa results.