St. AnselmThe central figure is St. Anselm, the patron of the school. Shown in a bishop's attire with an open book, he was one of the most illustrious Archbishops of Canterbury, a renowned philosopher, Doctor of the Church, and a great advocate of the education of youth.
The Franciscan Coat of ArmsTo St. Anselm's right is the Franciscan coat of arms: the hand of Christ crosses the hand of Francis, with the cross between them. It recalls the Franciscan Capuchin Fathers who founded the institution and the traditions they established.
The Ashoka WheelTo St. Anselm's left is the Ashoka Wheel, signifying that after Independence the college was entrusted to the sons of the soil—the Secular Clergy.
Our Lady and School ColoursThe upper shield bears the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Immaculate Conception, represented by the letters I and C. The deep blue and white background forms the school colours.
The Supporting AnimalsThe unicorn and lion supporting the shield remind us of singleness of purpose in achieving our ideals and the courage to live up to them.
The StarThe star above the crest recalls Taragarh, the Fort of the Star, at whose foot the school stands. It also evokes the star that guided the Kings of the East to the knowledge of the one true God.