Adamas International School vs Garden High School (GHIS)

	A Adamas International School Kolkata, India	G Garden High School (GHIS) Kolkata, India
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year ₹32,700 - 227,900	Fees / year ₹85,000 - 190,000
Age range	Age range 3 - 17 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Indian Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE	Curriculum Indian Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size 25	Typical class size 20
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened —	Opened 2000
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Adamas International School is located at 58/4 M.M. Feeder Road, Belgharia, Kolkata 700056, West Bengal, India. The campus is near Dunlop in the Belgharia area and spans about 5 acres in a green, eco-friendly environment.	Location Hatirsur (Rajdanga), off Rashbehari Connector. The campus comprises a main building and an annex, with air-conditioned facilities and a large playground on the premises.
Stages	Stages Pre-Primary Section; Primary Section; Middle Section; Senior Section; Senior Secondary Section.	Stages NURSERY DEPARTMENT: Nursery I, Nursery II & Preparatory; PRIMARY DEPARTMENT: Classes I–V; SECONDARY DEPARTMENT: Classes VI–X; HIGHER SECONDARY DEPARTMENT: Classes XI & XII.
School type	School type Co-educational day-boarding school offering ICSE, ISC, and Cambridge Assessment International Education.	School type English-medium coeducational school affiliated to the CISCE for ICSE (Class X) and ISC (Class XII).
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support Remedial classes and additional guidance are provided for slow learners, at no extra charge; remedial may be conducted on the school premises or at a teacher's residence.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation India (ICSE/ISC Indian boards) with Cambridge Assessment International Education.	Country affiliation India; CISCE affiliation for ICSE/ISC.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Pre-Primary timings are 8:00 AM to 11:45 AM for Nursery, KG and UKG, with both Day School and Day Boarding options.	School day structure Nursery I: 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.; Nursery II & Preparatory: 8:00 a.m.–11:50 a.m.; Classes I–II: 8:00 a.m.–12:00 noon; Classes III–XII: 8:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.; some Saturdays may have different timings for XI & XII; timings may be adjusted as advised by CISCE.
Bus service details	Bus service details School bus services are compulsory for all students above the age of 3; the route and timings are determined by the school authorities for a specified fee.	Bus service details School transport is available on specified routes.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Below is a clear, factual breakdown of Adamas International School fees and payment terms for parents. Application / Registration fees - Online application (form submission) fee: INR 1,020.65, payable at the time of form submission by debit/credit card, net banking, wallets, UPI, or similar methods. Tuition and related fees by year group (full detail) - Nursery — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 5,800; Meal: not applicable; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee: not applicable. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 5,800; (no meal/computer/session fee listed). - KG — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 5,700; Meal INR 2,000; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 5,700; Session Fee INR 21,600. - UKG — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 5,700; Meal INR 2,000; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 5,700; Session Fee INR 21,600. - I — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,200; Meal INR 3,400; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 6,600; Session Fee INR 21,600. - II — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,200; Meal INR 3,400; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 6,600; Session Fee INR 21,600. - III — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,200; Meal INR 3,400; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 6,400; Session Fee INR 21,600. - IV — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,200; Meal INR 3,500; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 6,400; Session Fee INR 21,600. - V — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,200; Meal INR 3,500; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 6,400; Session Fee INR 21,600. - VI — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,400; Meal INR 3,500; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 6,600; Session Fee INR 21,600. - VII — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,400; Meal INR 3,700; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 6,600; Session Fee INR 21,600. - VIII — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,400; Meal INR 3,700; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 21,600. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 6,600; Session Fee INR 21,600. - IX — Day Boarding: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,800; Meal INR 4,000; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 25,400. — Day School: Admission Fee INR 99,000; Tuition Fee INR 7,300; Session Fee INR 25,400. - X — Day Boarding: Admission Fee not listed; Tuition Fee INR 7,800; Meal INR 4,000; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 25,400. — Day School: Admission Fee not listed; Tuition Fee INR 7,300; Session Fee INR 25,400. - XI — Science: Admission Fee INR 46,000; Tuition Fee INR 10,100; Meal INR 4,300; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 31,400. - XI — IGCSE (LEVEL-A): Admission Fee INR 46,000; Tuition Fee INR 12,100; Meal INR 4,300; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 31,400. - XI — Commerce: Admission Fee INR 46,000; Tuition Fee INR 8,100; Meal INR 4,300; Computer INR 450; Session Fee INR 31,400. - XI — Humanity: Admission Fee INR 36,000; Tuition Fee INR 8,100; Meal INR 4,300; Computer INR 450; Session Fee INR 31,400. - XII — Science: Admission Fee not listed; Tuition Fee INR 10,100; Meal INR 4,300; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 25,400. - XII — IGCSE (LEVEL-A): Admission Fee not listed; Tuition Fee INR 12,100; Meal INR 4,300; Computer: not applicable; Session Fee INR 25,400. - XII — Commerce: Admission Fee not listed; Tuition Fee INR 8,100; Meal INR 4,300; Computer INR 450; Session Fee INR 25,400. - XII — Humanity: Admission Fee not listed; Tuition Fee INR 8,100; Meal INR 4,300; Computer INR 450; Session Fee INR 25,400. Billing schedule and payment terms - The online application (registration) payment is collected at form submission. Payment methods for application include debit/credit card, net banking, wallets, UPI, etc. - Admission payments may be completed by Card or Demand Draft on the day the Fee Book is collected. Fee Book details and the dates for fee collection are issued with the admission offer. - Fees can be paid online through the school's designated payment portal (Qfix / eduqfix). Parents may use the Qfix app (Android/iPhone) or the PayDirect portal indicated by the school for online fee payments. Boarding / Day-boarding fees - The school operates Day School and Day Boarding formats. Day Boarding options are shown in the fee schedule with higher tuition amounts where applicable; no separate residential (overnight hostel) boarding fee is listed in the published fee table. Transport and meal arrangements differ between Day School and Day Boarding as indicated in the admissions description. Other costs and optional charges - Meal charges (where shown as optional for XI & XII or included for other classes): specific amounts are listed in the fee table (for example, Meal INR 2,000 for KG day boarding; Meal INR 4,300 for XI–XII entries where applicable). - Computer charge (optional / course-related): Commerce and Humanity streams (XI–XII) show Computer charge INR 450 where applicable. - Session Fee / annual charges: a Session Fee amount is listed by class in the fee table (examples: INR 21,600 for many primary classes; INR 25,400 for some secondary classes; INR 31,400 for many XI streams). - Transport: transport service rules (compulsory for Nursery onwards; optional for XI–XII) are described in the admissions information; transport charges are handled separately from the tuition table. - Uniform, books, stationery and incidental items are not listed as separate line items in the published fee table; these items are not specified as fixed charges in that table. Refund information - Eligibility: Students who have not attended any classes since the session began are eligible for a refund; a refund request must be submitted within 30 days of payment. A 15% administration deduction applies to refunds. No refund is allowed if only a partial payment was made. If a student attends even one class after the session starts, that student is not eligible for a refund. - Processing: Approved refunds are sent to the original payment method (original bank account, credit card, UPI or other method used) after the first quarter of the session starts. Parents must supply the money receipt as proof to complete the refund process. Fee payment options accepted - Application and admission payments: debit/credit card, net banking, wallets, UPI, demand draft, and similar electronic options are accepted for application and admission payments. - Ongoing fee payments: online fee payment is available via the Qfix / eduqfix PayDirect portal and mobile app. Refunds will be returned to the original payment method (bank account / credit card / UPI) per the school's refund procedure. Notes: - The fee entries above reproduce the fee lines as published in the school's fee schedule. The figures include Admission Fee, Tuition Fee, Meal (where shown), Computer (where shown) and Session Fee as listed for each class and format (Day School or Day Boarding).	Fee details —
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements The school offers Day Boarding and Day School. Day Boarding provides meals for different classes: Nursery, KG and UKG receive Breakfast and Snacks; Class I–X receive Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks; Class XI–XII meals are optional. Transport is compulsory for all students from nursery onwards; Day School transport is optional and meals are not provided during school.	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniform is available at the school premises. There is a change in uniform from Class VI onwards. Two sets of uniform are provided; approximate costs are about 2000 for boys and 2200 for girls, including items such as PT dress.	Uniform requirement Uniform & Dress Code: Pupils must attend school in the uniform prescribed for the season; details for Nursery I to XII are in the Work Diary, and guardians should procure all items from recommended tailors to ensure uniformity and quality. Jewellery and grooming rules restrict accessories: only watches for Class IX and above; girls may wear one pair of simple earrings or ear-studs; nails must be clipped; no mehendi, hair dye, makeup, or nail polish; hair for girls must be tied if long and black hairbands or clips only; boys' hair must be above ear-level and neatly combed.
Food options	Food options A Balanced Diet Chart for Students is published. Day Boarding provides meals: Nursery and KG/UKG receive Breakfast and Snacks; Class I–X receive Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks; Class XI–XII meals are optional. The meals listed include examples such as Paratha with Channa Masala and Rice with Veg Dal.	Food options The School Canteen offers nutritious and healthy food at competitive prices during the school day and keeps students within the safety of the school premises during recess. The administration supervises canteen policy development, menu selection, and safe food handling practices.
House system	House system —	House system The school uses a four-house system: Cedar House, Chinar House, Oak House, and Palm House. Inter-house competitions and activities, such as quizzes, extempore, debates, and ad-making, are held regularly.
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Adamas International School is established by Sachis Kiron Roy Memorial Trust. It operates as a co-educational day boarding and day school.	Governance and ownership Garden High School was established in 2000 by the Satikanta Guha Foundation and is governed by that Foundation. It is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) for ICSE (Class X) and ISC (Class XII).
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Affiliated to ICSE; offers an interschool curriculum, the IGCSE from class VI; educates students from nursery to class 12.	Curriculum details Garden High School, Kolkata, is an English-medium coeducational school established in 2000 by the Satikanta Guha Foundation. It is affiliated with the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). The medium of instruction is English, with Bengali and Hindi taught to preserve heritage. The school has four departments: Nursery (Nursery I–II and Preparatory), Primary (Classes I–V), Secondary (Classes VI–X), and Higher Secondary (XI–XII). The academic year has three terms; Nursery hours are 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Nursery II/Preparatory 8:00 a.m. to 11:50 a.m., Classes I–II 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, and Classes III–XII 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., with XI–XII sessions sometimes held on Saturdays. A teacher-pupil ratio never exceeds 1:20, and the school uses online learning with study materials provided through the student portal as part of a blended approach when needed.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio 1:30.	Student teacher ratio The teacher : pupil ratio never exceeds 1 : 20.
Exam results	Exam results ICSE 2024: 90-100%: 113 students; 80-89.9%: 56; 70-79%: 36. Highest score: Asmita Sengupta, 99.00%; other top scores include Samadrita Misra, Swagato Ray, Rachit Agarwal, and Shirshayu Sarkar all at 98.80%. ISC 2024: 90-100%: 71; 80-89.9%: 96; 70-79%: 48; Highest scores: Anwesha Behera, 97.75% (Science) and Bitasta Mukhopadhyay, 97.75% (Humanities).	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Alumni Stories: Sayon Das (Batch of 2017); Nabonita De (Batch of 2015); Agnibha Banerjee (Batch of 2014).	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented Bhavisya Jyoti Awards include categories such as Extra Ordinary Musical Talent, Best Handwriting, Most Lively and Well Adapted, Most Disciplined, Most Courteous and Well Behaved, Talent in Sports and Games, Regulatory, Neatness & Deportment, and Most Talented Child All Rounder.	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) Remedial classes are provided by the school at no extra charge for additional guidance when necessary. In case of slow learners, specific tasks may be set by the teachers concerned. A pupil should not need any special help at home; guardians are asked to cooperate by ensuring regular attendance at these classes. These remedial sessions may be held on the school premises or at the residence of a teacher of the school.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing —	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The security of the school campus is managed by a team of dedicated and professionally managed security services company. ADAMAS makes utmost endeavor to maintain international levels of safety, health and environment. Periodic mock drills on fire, emergency and evacuation techniques are held to apprise and drill the students on how to handle emergencies. Assembly points are designed where the students will assemble, led by class teachers in case of emergency. A fully equipped medical center is located at the ADAMAS Campus, headed by a medical practitioner and trained nurses, with ties to specialist medical centers and ambulance services for specialized medical attention; a health card is kept for all students to monitor health status.	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Adamas International School is spread over 5 acres of a very green, neat and eco friendly environment. The campus operates a DAY-BOARDING facility with a full running kitchen serving almost 2000 day boarders daily, and the dining hall is air-conditioned. The entire campus is lit with CFL tubes and bulbs as part of eco-friendly initiatives. Eco-friendly projects include a British Council carbon dioxide campaign called BREATHE AGAIN, a GO GREEN campaign, and Plantation Day. The school has won the BEST GREEN SCHOOL AWARD at BOSCO UTSAV (Don Bosco, Liluaah) for its initiatives in 2013.	Facilities overview The school premises measure about 1.75 acres. The main building has spacious, bright, ventilated classrooms, plus a seminar room, an examination/assembly hall, two music rooms, a games room, a medical room, a large well-stocked library, an art and craft room, and an audio-visual room. Fully equipped laboratories exist for physics, chemistry, biology, home science, and computer studies, and all offices, facilities, and rooms are air-conditioned. An annexe houses Nursery I to II and includes a computer laboratory, a library, and a music room, with air-conditioned Director's and staff areas. There is a playground area of about 58,000 sq ft available on campus.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities The campus includes a games room for indoor sports. There is a large outdoor playground spanning about 58,000 sq ft. The school participates in lawn tennis competitions, indicating tennis facilities on campus. The overall space supports physical education and outdoor activities.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Airy and spacious classrooms, a Computer Centre, Physics, Chemistry and Biology laboratories, an Audiovisual Centre and a library are on campus. The teacher-student ratio is 1:30. The focal point of the school is to hone students as professionals and help them develop a superior state of mind. Social campaigns such as environment protection, overall cleanliness and community care are undertaken from time to time.	Academic facilities There are four science laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Home Science, each able to accommodate up to 40 students. The laboratories are spacious, airy, and well-lit. There are separate air-conditioned computer laboratories for Junior, Middle, and Senior Classes. The library is modern, fully computerised, and hosts over 17,000 books. An audio-visual room and an art and craft room provide additional teaching and project spaces. Hexagon Hall is a multipurpose, air-conditioned hall with seating for over 100 for seminars, conferences, and exhibitions.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Adamas International School participated in the British Council International School Awards in 2012-13 and 2015-16 with seven projects. Partner schools include Burnside Primary School (UK), Alderman Richard Hallam Primary School (UK), Skydra High (Greece), Kampala High School (Uganda), Masseked/ Lebabon High School (Lebanon), El Orun English School (Egypt) and a collaboration with the Japanese Consulate in Kolkata. Go Green and Breathe Again involved classes 6 and 7 in environmental campaigns and won the Best Green School award at Bosco Utsav and an Honour Certificate at TTIS School Awards. The Cambridge Admission Testing Centre conducts 21 international examinations such as AMESAA, ECAA, HAA, MLAT, MAT, TSA, and more. A British Council grant supported a teacher exchange with a UK partner school in 2013-14.	Extra curricular facilities Co-curricular activities include Activity Clubs for students at a nominal fee or free of charge. Training sessions are held on Saturdays and on selected weekdays. Group A on Saturdays offers Karate, Acoustic Guitar, Synthesizer, Roller Skating, Chess (beginners) and Quiz (Classes V–VIII). Group B on Saturdays offers Karate, Synthesizer, Roller Skating, Chess (advanced), Quiz (Classes III–IV), Violin, and Robotics (VIII–IX). Group C offers Western Vocal, Ukulele, and Robotics (V–VII); Group D covers Scouts & Guides; Group E offers Mandolin. Weekdays after school include Elocution, Nature Club, Debating, and Film Club.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Adamas International School is a co-educational day boarding and day school nestled on the Eastern Periphery of Kolkata, established by Sachis Kiron Roy Memorial Trust. Parallel to the day boarding, a day school operates as well. The aim is to nurture young talents with state-of-the-art facilities and develop the skills to face the challenges of modern society. The founder Sri Sachis Kiron Roy envisioned an educational system that would germinate seeds now to reap fruits for the future.	History Garden High School was established in 2000 by the Satikanta Guha Foundation. The first academic session began in April 2001. Foundation Day is observed on 18 November 2000, the day the first pupil Indrashish Chakravarti was admitted. The School is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi, for ICSE (Class X) and ISC (Class XII) examinations.
Community	Community Adamas International School maintains an active school community with events such as the annual school concert, including a production titled 'Annual School Concert: Where Talent Takes Flight'. The school also emphasizes parental collaboration through initiatives titled 'PARENT COLLABORATION: STRENGTHENING BONDS'. Ada Quest 2022 showcases interschool quiz competition hosted by the school. The school engages in international partnerships and recognition as part of its internationalism program.	Community Garden High School maintains a busy calendar of co-curricular and cultural events, including inclusive activities and inter-school competitions. Notable events include the Open-Door Festival for inclusivity and the Winter Carnival – Fete 2026 as part of the Silver Jubilee celebrations. Pupils have participated in inter-school festivals and competitions such as Krishti 2024, the Frank Anthony Memorial All-India Inter-School Debate 2024, Spellympic 2025, Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan 2025, and the Kolkata International Quiz Festival 2026.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual AIS has cutting-edge laboratory facilities: Electronics Lab, Science Laboratories, Geography Lab, Robotics Lab, and Computer Lab. It operates three libraries serving the pre-primary, primary, and senior sections, with over 10,000 books and periodicals. It offers a day boarding facility—the first in North Kolkata. It provides an interschool curriculum with IGCSE from Class VI and is affiliated to ICSE, ISC and Cambridge Assessment International Education.	Academic & intellectual Garden High emphasizes pupil-centered education. The school aims to develop thinking and curiosity beyond the syllabi, training minds rather than stuffing them. It treats pupils as persons and encourages them to ask questions and verify what they are taught. The medium of instruction is English, Bengali and Hindi are taught, and the academic year is divided into three terms with continuous assessment and very little homework; remedial classes are provided when needed.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Music and Dance programs are offered with Eastern and Western music and a range of instruments. Drama, Elocution, Debate & Poetry are provided as co-curricular activities. Art and Craft covers painting and pottery.	Arts & creative Art & Craft has separate rooms for training. Students are encouraged to imagine and create their own masterpieces. They work with acrylics, watercolors, fabric painting, crafts from waste materials, and other media, guided by professional instructors who encourage observation and original ideas. Students also study and appreciate timeless works of art from India and around the world.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Internationalism includes participation in the International School Awards, a British Council program. Adamas has partner schools in the United Kingdom, Greece, Egypt, Uganda, Lebanon, Japan, the USA and England. German language is taught by the language faculty.	Cultural & language The medium of instruction is English, and Bengali and Hindi are taught. Model United Nations and cultural activities provide practice in public speaking, research, diplomacy, and global awareness. Students connect with heritage through language study and cultural programs.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Co-curricular activities include yoga, football, basketball, table tennis, and martial arts. There is a state-of-the-art swimming pool with a trained coach and opportunities to compete. Inter-school events and festivals such as Adaxenia are hosted, engaging multiple schools.	Social & hobbies Co-curricular Activities offer activity clubs that may be free or fee-based. Training sessions run on Saturdays and on select weekdays. Groups include Karate, Acoustic Guitar, Synthesizer, Roller Skating, and Chess (beginners/advanced), with additional options like Violin and Robotics; Western Vocal and Mandolin are also available, along with Scouts & Guides. Weekdays after school feature The Articulates (Elocution) and the Nature Club, with a Film Club once a month.
Community & service	Community & service AIS undertakes social campaigns including environment protection, overall cleanliness, and community care. This is framed within a belief that service to mankind is service to God. The campaigns are part of the school's broader emphasis on social responsibility.	Community & service SUPW (Socially Useful Productive Work) and Community Service are integrated into pupil development and assessment. Non-scholastic aspects are evaluated, including community service participation. The school has organized events such as a blood donation camp during its Silver Jubilee celebrations in 2025 and continues to host service and charitable activities.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional The Bhavisya Jyoti Awards recognise student talents, including categories such as music, handwriting, discipline, and sports. Internationalism demonstrates leadership and global collaboration through partnerships with schools abroad and cross-border projects. The school hosts Cambridge Admission Tests as a Cambridge Testing Centre to support higher education opportunities.	Leadership & professional Investiture ceremonies induct the Office Bearers of the Prefectorial Board, with flags handed over and oaths taken. Career development is supported through counselling sessions with external professionals to guide studies domestically and abroad. Alumni and external experts contribute to career guidance and planning.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing The Wellness Center provides a 12-bed facility with on-site nursing and visiting doctor. AIS features a swimming pool with a trained coach and hosts swimming competitions. Co-curricular offerings include yoga, martial arts, football, basketball, and table tennis to promote physical fitness and mental well-being.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Sports and fitness are promoted through activity clubs such as Karate, Roller Skating, Chess, and other sessions scheduled on Saturdays and after school. The campus hosts wellness and cultural events, including World Music Day 2025 and Holi (Festival of Colours), fostering community and well-being. Health-related initiatives include blood donation camps and other wellness activities.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English is taught from Pre-Primary through Senior Secondary. A second language is Bengali or Hindi. A third language (Hindi / Bengali) is introduced in Class 5. In Secondary and Senior Secondary, English, a second language (Bengali / Hindi), and Language (Bengali / Hindi) are offered.	Language provision The medium of instruction is English. Bengali and Hindi are taught with utmost care, and all efforts are made to make pupils aware of their heritage as Indians.
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Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards —	Awards null
Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations The school is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), New Delhi, for the ICSE (Class X) and ISC (Class XII). The school is an English-medium coeducational institution established in 2000 by the Satikanta Guha Foundation. The motto is "Let knowledge lead to wisdom, and wisdom to emancipation."
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Online Registration: Register yourself and create your profile on Online Admissions Pathway. After profile creation, you will receive an email and an SMS with a User ID and Password. Use the login details to access your profile, which provides the link for downloading the submitted application, money receipt, and school brochure, and for submitting any queries regarding day school, day boarding, fee structure, or transport. Verification: You will receive an email with a link to the application form. Clicking the link verifies the profile and takes you to the online application form. This verification step ensures the profile is valid before continuing. Online Application Form Submission: Complete the online application form. The form submission fee is Rs. 1020.65. Payment can be made using debit or credit card, net banking, wallets, or UPI. Once the fee is paid, submit the form. Exam and/or Interview: Candidates applying to Class-I and above will have a written test and an interview; all other candidates will have an interview. The date for the oral interaction or written test will be notified by school authorities via phone and email. Important information about interview/exam date: bring a photocopy of the birth certificate, a photocopy of Aadhaar card/enrolment form, income proof of parents, parent IDs, and a social category document if applicable. All documents must be attested and originals must be carried for verification. Carry two passport-size photographs of the candidate and of both parents; forms will be valid for up to one month from the date of submission. Selection List: Based on the application and performance in the exam/interview, the school will make its selection. Selected candidates will be notified via email and phone. A formal letter will also be posted to the parents' correspondence address. The offer letter will mention the offer of admission, the date on which the Fee Book can be collected, and details of admission fees. Admission and Payment: Parents and guardians can complete the admission process by paying the necessary fees by card or demand draft on the same day they collect the Fee Book. This step marks the completion of the admission process. The offer letter will include details of admission fees.	Admissions 1. Applications for Academic Session 2026–27 are OPEN. They must be submitted ONLINE through the Admission Tree Portal. Use the 'Click Here to Apply Online' link on the Admissions 2026–27 page to access the portal. Submissions are managed through the Admission Tree Portal. 2. For assistance, contact the Admission Helpline at 9830847607 or 9830337697, available 10 AM to 6 PM. The helpline provides guidance on the online application and required information. 3. The Admissions 2026–27 page confirms the online submission via the Admission Tree Portal and provides the session details and contact options for support.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships The school offers a Scholarship for Higher Education (SHE) under INSPIRE for students who perform in the top 1% of the ISC Class XII board at the end of the academic session ending March 2021. Recipients include Anwesa Chattopadhyay, Mayukh Shubhra Saha, Manjari Sengupta, Pradyuman Agarwal, Richik Chakraborty, Sebonti Patra, Soumyadeep Paul.
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