Though it is a secular institute, Christianity is the dominant religion. The Digital Classroom was introduced in 2013 provided by Next Education with interactive class and lectures from the elementary level to the High School level. As per the policy of the Board classes from Nursery to VIII follow the pattern of CCE Scheme at which the school excels. Since its appearance in the Board Examination in 2008, the HSLC candidates so far have achieved 100% result till date. Only in 2011 did the school not have any students who graduated with distinction. The faculty consists of four teachers who teach from Nursery to Class - II. From class III there are separate teachers for each different subject. The high school section employs graduate and post graduate teachers in Literature, Science, Mathematics and Social Science. As of 2017 there are 16 teaching staff members of which two also serve as Hostel Warden  The age of the students range from five to sixteen. Of the total students 99.9% are indigenous tribes and sub - tribes of Mizoram, the Mizo. The remaining fraction comprise students from other parts of India who are mainly in the General category. Many students from the neighbouring Chin State of Myanmar also study in the school who are also of the same stock. However, all students and teachers practice Christianity as their official religion. The school is equipped with 70 seater Boys and Girls' Hostels situated on the south east side of the institute. At present it has two buildings separate for each of the sexes. Two male wardens for the boys section and one female warden for girls are currently employed. Though not mandatory, most of the HSLC candidates reside in the hostel every year.