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Our prospectus describes admissions from LKG through Grade IX. Confirm current class availability and session information with the school office.
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Prepare a student inquiry or speak with the office.
Complete the applicable test and parent/student interaction.
Provide the documents and follow the school’s admission guidance.
Age guidance, assessments and planned capacity from the supplied prospectus. Current eligibility and available seats are confirmed by the school.
| Class | Age guidance | Written test | Qualifying marks | Interaction | Prospectus capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LKG | 3.5–4 years | Not applicable | Not applicable | Parent interaction | 36 × 3 |
| UKG | 4.5–5 years | Basics | Not applicable | Basic student & parent interaction | 36 × 3 |
| Grade I | 5.5–6 years | 50 marks | 50% | Basic student & parent interaction | 36 × 3 |
| Grade II | 6.5–7 years | 50 marks | 50% | Basic student & parent interaction | 36 × 3 |
| Grade III | 7.5–8 years | 50 marks | 50% | Basic student & parent interaction | 36 × 2 |
| Grade IV | 8.5–9 years | 50 marks | 50% | Basic student & parent interaction | 40 × 2 |
| Grade V | 9.5–10 years | 50 marks | 50% | Basic student & parent interaction | 40 × 2 |
| Grade VI | 10.5–11 years | 50 marks | 50% | Student & parent interaction | 40 × 2 |
| Grade VII | 11.5–12 years | 50 marks | 50% | Student & parent interaction | 40 × 2 |
| Grade VIII | 12.5–13 years | 50 marks | 50% | Student & parent interaction | 40 × 2 |
| Grade IX | 13–13.5 years | 50 marks | 50% | Student & parent interaction | 40 × 2 |
Nursery/LKG may be considered for direct admission; UKG onwards include an interaction/test. A previous medium of instruction is not a bar, while English-medium learners may be preferred, as stated in the prospectus. Future expansion to Grade XII is described as a plan.
Keep the following documents ready for admission. The school office can guide you on copies and any additional requirements.
Awards and scholarship schemes described in the school prospectus.
Two students from each grade, Grade III onwards, achieving 95%+ marks may be selected. Academic consistency, discipline, punctuality and conduct also form part of the assessment. Includes a cash award and citation.
The prospectus describes an award based on school fees paid, excluding hostel and transport, for eligible students who joined in the founding 2024–25 session, continue to Grade X and achieve 95%+ aggregate marks. Office confirmation of eligibility is required.
The prospectus recognises gold-medal achievers at national or international Olympiads in Mathematics, Science, English or Social Science with an award and citation, alongside recognition for parents and guide teachers.
Recognition for outstanding communication with a cash award, certificate of appreciation and recognition, trophy or other tangible awards.
Amounts and conditions are from the supplied prospectus. Please confirm the current scheme and eligibility with the school before relying on an award or discount.
| Wing | Arrival | Assembly | Class starts | Class ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LKG & UKG | 8:30–8:50 AM | 8:50–9:10 AM | 9:15 AM | 12:05 PM |
| Junior wing (I–V) | 8:30–8:50 AM | 8:50–9:10 AM | 9:15 AM | 2:30 PM |
| Senior wing (VI–IX) | 8:30–8:50 AM | 8:50–9:10 AM | 9:15 AM | 2:30 PM |

White shirts, deep green uniform pieces and the school tie form the school’s identity. Seasonal options vary by age and grade.
Summer: April–October.
Winter: November–March.
Summer: white half-sleeve T-shirt and black/striped track pants. Winter: white T-shirt, track pants and a deep green school hoodie.
Boys: white shirt, deep green trousers and tie. Girls: white shirt, deep green box-pleat skirt below the knee, white slacks and tie. Winter options include full sleeves and a deep green blazer.
Boys wear white shirts, deep green trousers and tie, with a blazer in winter. Girls may wear the shirt/skirt combination or the white kamiz, deep green salwar and scarf combination described in the prospectus; winter includes a blazer.
Black leather shoes, white socks with green stripes, school belt and school tie as applicable. House T-shirts and black track pants with house stripes are worn for PT on Wednesdays and Saturdays from Grade I. The school office provides details of approved uniform pieces and school badges.
Clear policies help families plan with confidence. The school office can provide the latest fee card, payment schedule and applicable conditions.
Fees, rebates and payment conditions may change between sessions. Current figures should be confirmed directly with the school office.
The prospectus describes four instalments: at admission, in July, in October and in January.
Fees are due by the dates shown on the School Fee Card; late payment may attract a fine.
Payment options described include bank transfer, UPI and QR payment. Drafts, cheques and money orders are not accepted.
School fee office hours are 9:00 AM–2:30 PM on working days.
The prospectus describes a 5% rebate on full-session payment at admission, and a 50% tuition-only rebate for one of two siblings.
The prospectus lists hostel admission at ₹5,000 and monthly dues at ₹9,500 for accommodation, meals and coaching. These are reference figures from the supplied document; obtain the current fee card, payment instructions and rebate conditions directly from the office.
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