With an International reputation of being a knowledge based economy, the Indian government is striving hard to meet global expectations. But in pursuit of excellence the dice of OET has moved across the city of Jamnagar to now bring it up on the map of the world that Jamnagar excels in Education too. India, once the land of universities like Taxila and Nalanda, saw a complete paradigm change in its education sector under the British Raj. The genesis of Indian Education, as we know it today, can be tracked back to the early 20th Century when the British first introduced the idea of western education in India. The support of reformist politicians, with the goal of emancipation of the Indian masses at heart, led to the inception of primary, secondary and tertiary schools and colleges in India. On 14th March 1986, a charitable Trust "The Oshwal Education Trust" ventured into the field of Education to undertake the great task of setting up an All English Medium Institutions in order to provide quality education to the students of Jamnagar. Jamnagar, then, was a small progressive town and a business hub, but did not have any proper educational institutions to cater to the varied requirements of the natives. Shri Jaysukhlal Hathi voiced the feelings of many concerned parents of Jamnagar about the dearth of educational facilities and the urgent need of the people to bridge the demand and supply mismatch for an English Education Center. Shri Lakhamsi Govindji Haria was quick to respond and declared a donation of Rs.Eleven lacs. This amount has today metamorphosed into a full fledged Higher Secondary School catering to the needs of nearly 2500 students from LKG to Higher Secondary.