Children's Academy International School - Ashok Nagar Campus vs Witty International School

	C Children's Academy International School - Ashok Nagar Campus Mumbai, India	W Witty International School Mumbai, India
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year ₹69,180 - 112,700	Fees / year ₹500 - 86,200
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 2 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Curriculum	Curriculum Indian Curriculum, IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme)	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, CBSE Curriculum, Indian Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size 15
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 1970	Opened 2001
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Ashok Nagar, Kandivali East, Atmaram Sawant Marg, Ashok Nagar, Kandivali East, Mumbai 400101. The campus is located in Ashok Nagar, Kandivali East. The school offers a bus service that covers the nearby locality.	Location Locations include Borivali West and Malad West campuses in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India; and campuses in Udaipur and Bhilwara, Rajasthan, India. Witty International School, Borivali is at Padma Nagar, next to Garden Grove Complex, opposite Mhada layout, Phase 1, Chikoowadi, Borivali West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400092. Witty International School, Malad is at 409, Business Park, Pawan Baug Road, off S.V. Road, Swami Vivekananda Rd, adjacent to Techniplex, Malad West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400064.
Stages	Stages Pre-primary (Nursery) through Grade X ICSE curriculum.	Stages Preschool to AS/A Levels; ICSE and Cambridge IGCSE curricula.
School type	School type ICSE international day school.	School type —
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix Diverse community of students from 70+ nationalities.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation India.	Country affiliation India
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details The school runs a bus service that covers the nearby locality.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / Registration fee - Application or registration fee: Not specified in the publicly posted fee schedule for the Ashok Nagar campus. Tuition fees by year group (annual and per term/quarter) - Nursery (Annual): INR 112,700. Per term/quarter (annual ÷ 4): INR 28,175. - Class 1 (Annual): INR 69,780. Per term/quarter (annual ÷ 4): INR 17,445. - Class 2 (Annual): INR 69,780. Per term/quarter: INR 17,445. - Class 3 (Annual): INR 69,780. Per term/quarter: INR 17,445. - Class 4 (Annual): INR 69,780. Per term/quarter: INR 17,445. - Class 5 (Annual): INR 70,020. Per term/quarter: INR 17,505. - Class 6 (Annual): INR 69,180. Per term/quarter: INR 17,295. - Class 7 (Annual): INR 69,180. Per term/quarter: INR 17,295. - Class 8 (Annual): INR 69,180. Per term/quarter: INR 17,295. Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are collected by quarterly instalments; a separate term fee is also collected with the first and the third quarter instalments. The fourth quarter fee is payable before 15 March; for Grade X the fourth quarter fee is payable before 10 January. A late fee of INR 50 per week is levied for overdue payments. - Dishonoured cheque fines: INR 350 for the first instance; INR 400 for subsequent instances. Failure to clear dues by the end of the academic year may lead to withholding of results. - Bus (transport) fee is payable quarterly along with the school fee. If a student opts out of bus service during the year, a penalty equal to three months' bus fee is levied; Grade X students who opt for bus service must pay the full year and cancellation is not permitted. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable: the Ashok Nagar campus operates as a day school. No boarding/hostel fees are charged. Other costs and fees - Transport: bus fee charged quarterly (see bus policy above). - Transaction and administrative levies: a fee of INR 30 is charged for providing a fee statement in an alternate format; a fee of INR 25 is charged for extracts from the General Register. An additional transaction cost may be levied on card payments. - Examination, annual or development charges, books, uniforms and other class-specific or one-time charges are additional and may apply at admission or during the year; specific amounts for those items are not listed in the public fee summaries consulted here. Refund information - The published fee policy does not specify an explicit general refund clause for tuition or admission payments; standard rules on outstanding dues and withholding of results are stated. Specific refund terms (if any) for deposits, advance payments or cancelled admissions are not listed in the available fee policy text. Fee payment options - Accepted payment methods: Cash (deposited at Axis Bank branches), Cheque (Axis Bank branch deposit or at school with Axis challan slips), POS swipe (credit/debit card), Net banking, Credit card, Debit card, PayTM, and online payment via the HDFC payment gateway through the school app/e-portal. Card transactions may attract an additional transaction charge. Parents should generate and record the Challan Identification Number (C.I.N) when paying by cheque.	Fee details Application fees - An application form is available for purchase at INR 500; parents are required to pay this application fee during the admissions process to complete the application. Tuition fees (by year group) - Witty International School (Udaipur campus) — annual tuition and upfront invoice amounts: - Playgroup / Nursery: INR 49,000 per year; at time of admission/invoice: INR 9,800. - Junior KG / Senior KG: INR 55,550 per year; at time of admission/invoice: INR 13,050. - Grades I–II: INR 67,150 per year; at time of admission/invoice: INR 9,550. - Grades III–IV: INR 69,600 per year; at time of admission/invoice: INR 9,500. - Grades V–VI: INR 73,900 per year; at time of admission/invoice: INR 9,500. - Grades VII–VIII: INR 77,000 per year; at time of admission/invoice: INR 16,000. - Grades IX–X: INR 80,000 per year; at time of admission/invoice: INR 16,000. - Grades XI–XII (Commerce/Arts): INR 83,200 per year; at time of admission/invoice: INR 17,100. - Grades XI–XII (Science): INR 86,200 per year; at time of admission/invoice: INR 17,300. - Witty International School (Borivali / Mumbai campus examples and typical charges) — commonly listed items: - Typical annual tuition (IGCSE/Day School example): INR 1,80,000 per year. - Transport (annual): around INR 36,000 (varies by route). - Security / refundable deposit: around INR 10,000. - Application fee: INR 500. How fees are billed (billing schedule) and payment terms - Annual tuition is normally billed for the academic year; parents may pay the full annual fees in one lump sum or choose an installment scheme as prescribed by the school. Post-dated cheques (PDCs) are required if the installment option is chosen; parents may instead submit an ECS/NACH mandate for automated collection of subsequent installments. Cash against submitted PDC is accepted one week prior to the scheduled cheque deposit date. Cheque/ECS bounce or stop-payment charges are payable by the parent. The school issues reminders for outstanding fees via its app/software and may restrict access if fees remain unpaid. - The school's published guidance indicates parents must confirm a seat and pay the prescribed fee(s) within the timeline stated on the admission offer; fee payment deadlines for selection/offer are routinely within 7–10 days of selection. Boarding fees (if applicable) - Witty International School campuses referenced for India operate as day schools. The Udaipur campus has no boarding/hostel facilities; the Mumbai (Borivali) and other listed campuses are shown as day schools in public listings. No boarding/boarding-fee schedules are published for these campuses. Other costs and one-time charges - One-time non-refundable training & orientation / admission-related charges (Udaipur example): - Playgroup to Senior KG and Grades XI–XII: INR 10,000 (one-time, non-refundable). - Grades I to X: INR 25,000 (one-time, non-refundable). - These one-time charges are collected at the time of new admission. - Admission / invoice-time deposits or upfront invoice amounts are collected (see the Udaipur 'at time of admission/invoice' figures listed above). Transport fees, activity fees, examination fees, books/uniform costs and optional programme charges (outstation trips, exchange programmes, competitions) are charged separately as applicable and vary by campus and choices made by the parent. The Borivali example lists a separate transport charge and a security amount as noted above. - Exam-specific fees: Advanced Placement (AP) exam fees for students testing at the school's AP test centre are charged per subject (example: INR 18,500 per AP exam subject for the regular window, with a higher fee for late registration); AP exam fees and their refund rules are handled separately by the testing centre. Refund and cancellation policy - The general admission cancellation and refund framework is: - Fees paid are usually non-refundable, but the Management may grant refunds under special circumstances following the published admission cancellation schedule. - If admission is cancelled before the academic year starts, specific administrative deductions apply: - Cancellation before 90 days of start: deduction of INR 20,000 or 20% of total tuition paid (whichever is higher). - Cancellation between 61–90 days before start: deduction of INR 25,000 or 25% of total tuition paid (whichever is higher). - Cancellation between 31–60 days before start: deduction of INR 30,000 or 30% of total fees paid (whichever is higher). - Cancellation within 1–30 days before start: deduction of INR 50,000 or 50% of total fees paid (whichever is higher). - If admission is cancelled after the academic year has commenced (student has attended at least one day), the parent is normally required to pay the full yearly fee to obtain a No Dues Certificate and School Leaving Certificate. - Training & orientation fees and short-term / extracurricular course fees are explicitly non-refundable. Fee payment options accepted (methods and practical notes) - Accepted payment methods and administrative requirements include: - Post-dated cheques (PDCs) for installment plans. - ECS / NACH mandate (bank mandate) for automated installment collection. - Cash payments (cash against PDC as permitted) and cheque payments. - Payments for certain external/examination charges (for example AP exam fees) are made directly to the test centre or as instructed for that exam. - Parents should expect additional administrative instructions on acceptable digital/online payment channels or bank-transfer details on their admission invoice; the school uses its admission invoicing system and app to communicate due dates and payment requests. Additional notes (billing practices and typical extras) - Extra-curricular or optional programmes (sports academies, outstation trips, some specialised hobby courses) commonly incur additional charges; the school states these are billed separately. The published rules also note that the school is not responsible for refunds or service deficiencies for external course providers or tour operators engaged for optional activities. Summary of available figures included above - The overview above gives campus-specific published charges where available (Udaipur campus line-by-line tuition and admission invoice amounts; Borivali campus typical annual tuition, transport and security examples). Where the school publishes only an annual figure or an upfront invoice amount, the school operates an installment scheme (PDC or ECS) rather than publishing a fixed per-term breakdown; billing in instalments is therefore implemented administratively by the school as described in the billing and payment-terms sections.
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Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement The school requires two sets of school uniform and one set of house uniform in the right shade with the official logo. Students must wear the complete uniform as prescribed on all days. Navy blue cardigans are worn in winter. An I-card must be worn at all times.	Uniform requirement Neat and tidy school uniforms must be worn daily; identity cards are required as part of the prescribed uniform.
Food options	Food options The school has a hygienic canteen.	Food options The Bistro Cafeteria serves fresh vegetarian meals; students may bring home-packed meals; non-vegetarian food is not allowed on campus.
House system	House system The school has a house system with a house uniform.	House system Primary and secondary students are divided into four houses with house-based competitions, including sports days.
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Ashok Nagar campus is governed by Malad Cosmopolitan Education Trust, a Kannada linguistic minority trust; Malad Cosmopolitan Education Trust administers the Malad and Ashok Nagar branches, while Malad Cosmos Education Trust, a Christian minority trust, administers the Thakur Complex and Thane branches.	Governance and ownership Witty International School is part of Global Schools Group (GSG), an international network; GSG is an initiative of the Global Schools Foundation, based in Singapore (founded 2002).
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details ICSE Curriculum affiliated to the ICSE Board from Preschool (Nursery) to Grade 10, with International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP) available for Grade 11 and 12. Early Years feature Budding Blossoms (Pre-primary), followed by Primary and Secondary sections that integrate ICSE subjects with experiential learning and co‑curricular activities. A broad 21st‑century skills focus is embedded through Strategic Skill Development and RF21, emphasizing communication, collaboration, citizenship, creativity, critical thinking, and leadership. The school maintains a pupil‑teacher ratio under 20:1 and uses continuous formative/adaptive assessment with yearly updates to lesson plans to align with the ICSE board syllabus while integrating arts, culture, and sports. Infrastructure includes labs for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Math, a language lab, library, auditorium, and dedicated spaces for sports and co‑curricular activities such as coding, debates, and MUN.	Curriculum details Witty International School provides a K-12 curriculum across preschool to grade 12. Preschool follows the Witty Pre-School Programme; Primary uses CBSE, Cambridge, and ICSE; Middle School uses Cambridge, CBSE, and ICSE; and Secondary School uses Cambridge, CBSE, and ICSE. The learning approach combines theme-based pedagogy with technology-enabled classrooms, reading lounges and specialist classes, complemented by career counselling and co-curricular activities. The school is part of the Global Schools Group and emphasizes global exposure.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Pupil-Teacher Ratio under 20:1 at each campus.	Student teacher ratio 1:15 teacher-student ratio (Playgroup to Sr. KG) and 1:15 (Grade 1 to Grade 12).
Exam results	Exam results In the ICSE March 2025 examinations, 100% pass rate across all campuses; over 97% of students secured Distinction; more than 66% of students scored above 90%.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The Ashok Nagar, Kandivali East campus emphasizes a holistic approach to development with a progressive learning environment and a curriculum aligned to ICSE standards. The campus offers a range of co-curricular opportunities to support personal growth and leadership.	Social & emotional learning The preschool prioritises social and emotional growth, and the broader program focuses on developing confident, well-rounded individuals through student life opportunities and global exposure.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The site provides general information about facilities and programs but does not specify details on special education services at this campus.	Special educational needs (SEN) The school has dedicated support systems and trained professionals to cater to the individual needs of students requiring special educational support.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The site does not specify English as an additional language program for this campus.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The campus provides spaces such as a counselling room and other facilities to support student wellbeing, within the broader ICSE program.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The campus operates as part of a group with policies and codes of conduct, but specific safeguarding policies for this campus are not detailed on the page.	Safeguarding Safety and security include CCTV surveillance, controlled access, trained security personnel, hygiene protocols, a medical centre with a full-time nurse, and regular safety drills.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Amply equipped and nestled in serene, green surroundings to create a favorable learning environment. The Ashok Nagar campus houses an Administrative Office, an Auditorium, Biology Lab, Chemistry Lab, Counselling Room, a Digitally Equipped Classroom, an Explorers Den, an Indoor Activity Room, a Language Lab, a Multipurpose Mini Auditorium, and a Physics Lab. A Pre-Primary Classroom supports early years learning. The campus is located at Atmaram Sawant Marg, Ashok Nagar, Kandivali East, Mumbai 400101.	Facilities overview Facilities include tech-enabled classrooms, reading lounges and skill studios. Outdoor and indoor sports arenas are available for physical education and extracurricular activities. CCTV cameras are used to enhance student safety. The campus supports spaces designed for learning and collaboration.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities Outdoor and indoor sports arenas support a range of sports and physical activity.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The campus includes Biology Lab, Chemistry Lab, and Physics Lab. It also has a Language Lab and a Digitally Equipped Classroom. An Explorers Den and an Indoor Activity Room support experiential learning, and a Pre-Primary Classroom serves early years learning. A Multipurpose Mini Auditorium is available for demonstrations and events.	Academic facilities Smart-tech-enabled learning tools and platforms enrich teaching. These include interactive digital resources, online collaboration platforms and adaptive learning technologies.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities After School Hobby Classes are offered. Training for Competitions and Performing Arts is provided with professional coaches to unleash student potential. Co-Curricular Activities and Clubs include social service opportunities such as The Mumbai Plastic Recyclothon, 50 Acts of Kindness, In Sync - We Share, and Skating for disabled students. Sports are emphasized with coaching and competitive opportunities to foster athletic development.	Extra curricular facilities Student clubs are a hub of activity and the school emphasizes co-curricular opportunities.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History The Children's Academy Group of Schools began in 1970 as a small school in a five-room rented premises founded by Late Shri V.V. Bhat. In 1988, the first branch was established at Ashok Nagar, Kandivali East. In 2001, the Thakur Complex branch was established. Today, the group operates four state-of-the-art schools catering to over 8000 students with more than 450 qualified and dedicated teachers.	History Established in 2001, Witty International School has campuses in Mumbai, Udaipur and Bhilwara. It is a member of the Global Schools Group (GSG), an initiative of the Global Schools Foundation founded in Singapore in 2002. GSG brings together international school brands and supports a diverse student body across more than 70 nationalities with over 500 awards. The school emphasizes global exposure and student development through programs and collaborations as part of its outlook.
Community	Community Core Social Relevance initiatives engage students in climate action, anti-bullying, road safety, and environmental projects. MCOP 2025, a climate-action simulation for Grades 6–10, was hosted on 8 November 2025. Plasnotic, a TAP installation by IBCP students, was unveiled at the NMMC Headquarters to promote waste management. Be A Buddy Not A Bully anti-bullying campaigns, Be Street Smart road-safety initiatives, and Matrubhoomi School adoption further demonstrate the school's CSR efforts to support underprivileged students and environmental initiatives.	Community Witty Culture and Community has grown over the last 20 years. Facilities include tech-enabled classrooms, reading lounges, skill studios and outdoor and indoor sports arenas.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The school has Strategic Skill Development & RF21 to foster 21st‑century capabilities. It focuses on Communication, Collaboration, Character Building, Citizenship, Creativity, and Critical Thinking. These activities are designed to develop inquiry, interdisciplinary learning, and self‑learning inside and outside the classroom. The school emphasizes Academic Rigor and Thoughtful Growth to prepare students for future challenges.	Academic & intellectual Preschool to Senior Secondary education is offered across campuses in Mumbai, Udaipur and Bhilwara. Preschool (Ages 3-6) uses the Witty Pre-School Programme; Primary (Grades 1-5; Ages 7-11) uses CBSE, Cambridge and ICSE curricula with theme-based pedagogy; Middle (Grades 6-10) and Secondary (Grades 11-12) follow Cambridge, CBSE and ICSE curricula. The school provides career counselling and guidance, smart-tech-enabled learning tools, and a balance of academics and co-curricular activities.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative The school provides Training for Competitions and Performing Arts with professional coaches who guide rehearsals and aim for mastery. After School Hobby Classes are offered across campuses, supporting creative pursuits beyond regular classes. The school emphasizes performing arts and creative expression as part of holistic development, not merely as extra‑curricular activities.	Arts & creative Innovative and creative skill development is nurtured through dynamic programs and activities. Student clubs provide opportunities to express creativity and develop talents.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Litventure is the annual literature festival that brings authors, storytellers, journalists, and literary enthusiasts to engage with students. The festival fosters a love for reading and creative expression through activities such as storytelling, book reading, and writing workshops. Litventure involves participation from multiple schools across Mumbai, enriching students' cultural and linguistic exposure.	Cultural & language —
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Co‑Curricular Activities and Clubs provide students with social service opportunities to broaden their understanding of social issues and contribute to solutions. The school runs social service initiatives such as The Mumbai Plastic Recyclothon, 50 Acts of Kindness, In Sync—We Share, and Skating for disabled students. These activities cultivate empathy and community involvement alongside hobby and club participation.	Social & hobbies Student clubs provide opportunities for extracurricular involvement. Facilities include tech-enabled classrooms, reading lounges, skill studios, and outdoor and indoor sports arenas.
Community & service	Community & service Community Spirit & Strength encourages students to contribute to society beyond themselves. Initiatives include The Mumbai Plastic Recyclothon, 50 Acts of Kindness, In Sync—We Share, and Skating for disabled students, fostering social responsibility and citizenship.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional The International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP) is offered for Grades 11 and 12, combining IB rigor with career‑focused courses. IBCP pathways include Business Administration and Accounts & Financial Management, aimed at developing planning, organization, and industry‑relevant skills. Signature events such as Litventure, MCOP climate negotiations, and leadership‑oriented conferences provide opportunities to practice collaboration, communication, and leadership.	Leadership & professional Career counselling and guidance programs help students plan for their future. Cambridge and CBSE-certified faculty provide experienced teaching across curricula.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing A healthy body supports a healthy mind; the school has a storied history in athletics and emphasizes sports as a core part of learning. The school hosts inter‑school sports competitions, including Judo and Volleyball championships, to cultivate fitness and teamwork. The Care Team also runs Mental Health Conclave to raise awareness and promote emotional well‑being and resilience.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Safety, security and values are emphasized, with CCTV cameras monitoring campuses. The school maintains well-balanced academics and co-curricular activities and offers facilities such as tech-enabled classrooms, reading lounges, skill studios, and outdoor and indoor sports arenas.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision The main language of instruction is English. Hindi and Marathi are offered as language development classes; Marathi is compulsory through Grade 8 and Hindi through Grade 10. The library includes books in English, Hindi, Marathi and Sanskrit, and there are online language resources and learning platforms (e.g., NDLI, Open Library, Project Gutenberg) to support language learning.	Language provision —
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching English is the medium of instruction. Hindi and Marathi are taught as language development options, with Marathi compulsory up to Grade 8 and Hindi up to Grade 10. English Language B is taught as part of the IB programme.	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
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Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Pre-admission: Nursery admissions occur in two phases. Phase 1 targets siblings of existing students, Kannada-native-language families, and Christian families, usually starting after the Diwali vacation. Phase 2 covers other applicants, with Kannada-native-language priority for Malad and Ashok Nagar branches and Christian priority for the Thakur Complex branch. Sibling admissions are prioritized but not guaranteed as a right. 2. During admission process: Admission forms are issued online on the school's admission portal. Parents must register with a mobile number and email ID and use the security code for the application; read the instructions and admission criteria carefully before applying. Ensure the form is filled completely; incomplete forms are not accepted. For siblings, provide the sibling's details. 3. Admission form submission: Submit the hardcopy of the application form with self-attested photocopies of required documents at the school counter on the given date and time; also provide the original birth certificate and caste certificate (if applicable) for verification. Attach two passport-size photos (one on the form and one separately) and write the Enquiry Reference Number and the child's name on the back. The child need not attend on submission day. See the list of documents required for admission. 4. Display of admission list: The list of selected students is displayed approximately 10–15 days after the last date of submission of forms. Section and shift allotment are at the discretion of the school management. 5. Eligibility: Admission is open to all pupils irrespective of caste or creed; the management reserves the right of admission. Nursery requires the child to be 3 years old as of 30 September of the admission year; Grade 1 requires the child to be 6 years old as of 30 September. Admission to all other classes is vacancy-based; when a seat becomes available, the parent will be contacted and the student may undergo an age-appropriate gap analysis diagnostic test (not a determinant of admission). 6. Documentation: A list of documents required for admission is provided; a birth certificate issued by the Registrar of Births must be produced at admission; leaving certificates from recognized schools are required; for unrecognized schools, an affidavit and a written test may be required; birth certificates or official documents must support the date of birth. Admission remains provisional until all documents are submitted; section/shift is discretionary. 7. Admission enquiry form: For all classes other than Nursery, admission depends on seat availability; the Admission Enquiry form can be filled six months before the start of the academic year; admission is not guaranteed and depends on vacancies created by other students leaving. 8. Transportation: Ensure transport arrangements are in place before securing admission; rerouting or extension of bus routes is at the discretion of the school management. 9. Bus routes: Bachani Nagar, Ashok Nagar, and Thakur Complex bus routes are available.	Admissions Step 1: Submit an enquiry online or email the admissions team. The 2026-27 session uses rolling admissions with no fixed deadlines. An admissions counsellor will respond with guidance on the next steps. Documents to prepare include Birth Certificate, Aadhar Cards for student and parents, Medical Report, passport-size photos, Proof of residence, and Transfer Certificate if applicable. For more details, call 1800 202 6651 or book a campus tour. Step 2: Based on seat availability, you will be invited for a counselling session. The counselling helps determine fit with the school's philosophy and can be conducted on campus or online. The session provides an opportunity to discuss the child's background and goals. You may prepare by familiarising yourself with the school's approach. Step 3: After counselling, procure the Application for Admission from the school admission office for Rs. 500. The fee must be paid to access the official application form. The form can be obtained during a campus visit or via the on-site process. Then proceed to complete and submit the form with the required documents. Step 4: Submit the Application form along with the required documents. Ensure all information is accurate and complete. The admissions team will review the submission and may request clarifications if needed. Step 5: Admission Offer: The decision is conveyed by email or in person after reviewing the application and documents. Applicants must meet the age criteria for their grade level and pass an entrance assessment and interview. The offer is contingent on seat availability and alignment with the school's philosophy. You will be informed of next steps. Step 6: Admission Confirmation: Once admitted, the seat must be confirmed by paying the required fees. The receipt confirms admission. The school provides support to help the new student transition and settle into daily routines.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships Scholarships @ Witty: A range of scholarship programmes are offered for Grades 1 through 12 across WIS campuses. Programs include the Mahatma Gandhi Universal Values Merit-Cum-Means Scholarship, Global Future-Ready Merit Scholarship, 9GEMS Holistic Development Scholarship, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Global Skills Scholarship, WIS Global Sports Scholarship, and Global Citizen Scholarship. These scholarships support students from diverse backgrounds and talents and may provide partial waivers or financial assistance; Eligibility varies by program.
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