IIS World School vs Sanskar School Jaipur

	I IIS World School Jaipur, India	S Sanskar School Jaipur Jaipur, India
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year ₹85,100 - 178,200	Fees / year ₹115,600 - 131,200
Age range	Age range 3 - 17 years	Age range 3 - 17 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP)	Curriculum IB (DP), CBSE Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 3,000	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 1990	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Kshipra Path, Opposite VT Road, Mansarovar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302020, India. The school is near the Jaipur Metro and is served by a fleet of buses for student transport.	Location —
Stages	Stages CBSE from Nursery to Class 12; Cambridge Primary Programme (Class 1–5); Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme (Class 6–8); IGCSE (Class 9, two-year program); IBDP (Class 11, two-year program).	Stages —
School type	School type Co-educational day school.	School type —
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support The school provides English language support for students with language profiles, with extra English language support from Primary to Grade 8 and continued support from Grade 9 as needed. Hindi language support is provided for students who do not know Hindi.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation India	Country affiliation —
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 fleet of buses for transport across Jaipur; the nearby Metro Station provides convenient connectivity to the city.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / admission fees - IIS charges a one-time admission/application fee for new entrants. Published example amounts for the Mansarovar campus are: IGCSE admission fee: INR 45,000; CBSE admission fee: INR 25,000. Tuition fees by year group (published instalments; academic session shown below is the school's published 2025–26 international-wing schedule) - Fees are invoiced in four instalments per academic year. The figures below show the fee per instalment and the implied annual total (sum of four instalments) as published for the international wing (IIS World School) for the 2025–26 session. - Cambridge Primary (CPP — representative group shown as CPP-2 to CPP-5): Instalments: I = INR 31,000; II = INR 28,000; III = INR 28,000; IV = INR 28,000. Annual total (sum of instalments) ≈ INR 115,000. - Cambridge Lower Secondary (CLSP — Classes 6–8): Instalments: I = INR 31,200; II = INR 28,200; III = INR 28,200; IV = INR 28,200. Annual total ≈ INR 115,800. - Cambridge IGCSE (IGCSE Yr‑2 example): Instalments: I = INR 22,775; II = INR 20,775; III = INR 20,775; IV = INR 20,775. Annual total ≈ INR 85,100. - IB Diploma (IB Yr‑2 example): Instalments: I = INR 46,050; II = INR 44,050; III = INR 44,050; IV = INR 44,050. Annual total ≈ INR 178,200. Per‑term / per‑instalment presentation - The school presents tuition as four instalments (often described as quarters). The instalment amounts listed above are the amounts due at the start of each quarter; add the four instalments to calculate the full annual tuition shown. Billing schedule and payment terms - Standard instalment due dates (used by the school in recent years): 1st instalment due at session start (commonly on or about 31 March), 2nd instalment due by 07 July, 3rd instalment due by 07 October, and 4th instalment due by 07 January. The school allows short grace periods for each instalment as published. For the 2026–27 instalment calendar the school identifies the II instalment due 07 July 2026, III instalment due 07 October 2026 and IV instalment due 07 January 2027; the 1st instalment is taken at the start of the session. - First instalment instruction: the first instalment is expected to be paid by Demand Draft in favour of "INDIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, JAIPUR" where specified; subsequent instalments are accepted through the school's online/pay‑fee module. Late/deferred payment terms and any grace periods are published in the school circulars and instalment notices. Boarding / hostel fees (where applicable) - A hostel (off‑campus) facility is available for girls from class 9 onwards. The school's admission/annexure documents confirm availability of hostel facility but do not publish a boarding fee schedule in the international‑wing fee PDFs and admission policy documents reviewed. No specific boarding fee amounts are publicly listed in the school fee documents accessed. Transport / conveyance (optional) - Transport is optional and charged monthly according to pickup point. The international‑wing conveyance chart lists pickup codes and monthly charges by route; sample monthly conveyance charges in the published chart range roughly from about INR 1,800 up to around INR 4,900 depending on route and pickup code. Conveyance is billed separately from tuition and the fee chart shows the per‑month figure for each pickup code. Other costs and recurring additional charges - Development/other recurring charges: the school normally invoices small annual development/other facility charges as part of instalment 1 in its fee templates (examples at other IIS campuses show an annual development charge such as INR 1,500—this pattern is consistent across campus fee schedules). - Practical / laboratory / subject charges: Practical or subject‑related fees are applied for certain subjects in senior grades. Example published practice for the IIS campuses: practical charges of approximately INR 600 per practical subject per instalment for classes XI and XII (charged per subject per instalment where applicable). - Uniform, textbooks and stationery: Required uniform, textbooks and stationery must be procured from the school book store; those costs are extra and are invoiced/collected separately when the book store is open at session start. - Examination / external board fees: Cambridge / IB registration, exam and subject fees (charged to IGCSE/IB students for board registration and external exam entry) are additional and billed as needed; amounts depend on subject choices and external board fee schedules. (These appear separately from the tuition instalments in the school fee templates.) Refund and cancellation information - Admission fee forfeiture on cancellation: where a provisional offer of admission is cancelled because required documents or payments are not submitted within the stated period, the school's admission confirmation letters state that the admission fee will be forfeited. That forfeiture rule is stated in the school admission/offer notices. No separately published, detailed refund schedule for tuition or boarding fees (for withdrawals, early departure, or other circumstances) was located in the admission policy or the international‑wing fee documents reviewed. Fee payment options (accepted methods reported in school documents) - First instalment: Demand Draft in favour of "INDIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, JAIPUR" where specified. Subsequent instalments: online payment via the school's PAY FEE module through the IIS Jaipur mobile app. Other accepted payment channels listed in campus fee notices include Mobile App/UPI (QR), POS (Debit/Credit Card), cash and UPI transaction receipts submission. Parents are asked to preserve fee receipts for income‑tax/fee‑reimbursement purposes. What is included / not included in the tuition instalments - Tuition instalments cover the stated tuition and routine development charges as laid out in the instalment table. Optional services (transport), bookstore purchases (uniforms, stationery, textbooks), examination/board external fees, subject practical charges, and hostel charges (where applicable) are billed separately. Parents are requested to retain receipts; the school notes that a separate tuition fee certificate will not be issued. Availability of up‑to‑date 2026/27 figures - The school publishes fee tables for the international wing. The clearly formatted, line‑by‑line instalment table for the international wing was available in a 2025–26 fee document showing the breakdown above (CPP / CLSP / IGCSE / IB instalments and implied annual totals). The school's 2026–27 instalment calendar dates and payment methods are published; however a fully readable, clearly formatted per‑programme instalment table for the international wing for 2026–27 was not available in a single, unambiguous table in the documents accessed. Therefore the detailed instalment amounts provided above use the school's published 2025–26 international‑wing fee schedule. If you need a short, single‑line summary for database fields (for example: annual tuition by programme and instalment amount), those numbers are available from the 2025–26 international‑wing table above and may be used as the published reference amounts for entry.	Fee details Application and one-time admission charges - Prospectus & Registration Fee: INR 700. - Admission Fee (one-time): INR 25,000. - Development Fee (one-time): INR 8,000. - Caution Money (refundable): INR 5,000 (refundable in principle on presentation of the original receipt). Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown per quarter and annual total; Annual Miscellaneous Fee INR 3,150 is collected in the first quarter unless otherwise stated) - Bhoomika: Tuition per quarter INR 26,260; annual tuition INR 105,040; plus Annual Misc. Fee INR 3,150 (collected in Quarter 1); total for year INR 108,190. - Vatika / Praveshika (pre-primary group): Tuition per quarter INR 29,800; annual tuition INR 119,200; plus Annual Misc. Fee INR 3,150; total for year INR 122,350. - Class I: Tuition per quarter INR 29,800; annual tuition INR 119,200; plus Annual Misc. Fee INR 3,150; total for year INR 122,350. - Classes II – V: Tuition per quarter INR 29,800; annual tuition INR 119,200; plus Annual Misc. Fee INR 3,150; total for year INR 122,350. - Class VI (CBSE): Tuition per quarter INR 25,480; annual tuition INR 101,920; plus Annual Misc. Fee INR 3,150; total for year INR 105,070. - Classes VII – VIII (CBSE): Tuition per quarter INR 24,370; annual tuition INR 97,480; plus Annual Misc. Fee INR 3,150; total for year INR 100,630. - Class IX (CBSE): Tuition per quarter INR 25,780; annual tuition INR 103,120; plus Annual Misc. Fee INR 3,150; total for year INR 106,270. - Class X (CBSE): Tuition per quarter INR 25,780; annual tuition INR 103,120; plus Annual Misc. Fee INR 3,150; total for year INR 106,270. - Classes XI – XII (CBSE): Tuition per quarter INR 29,790; annual tuition INR 119,160; plus Annual Misc. Fee INR 3,150; total for year INR 122,310. Additional academic charges - For Classes XI and XII: Practical charges are applied quarterly as follows — INR 300 per practical subject for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, Geography, Fine Arts, Physical Education, Entrepreneurship, Yoga, Agriculture, Financial Market Management; Informatics Practices practical charged at INR 500 (per practical subject, charged quarterly). Billing schedule and payment terms - The academic year is billed quarterly. The first-quarter fee for each session must be deposited by 10 April without late fee. - Post-dated cheques for the remaining three quarters must be submitted, with cheque dates between 1–10 July, 1–10 October, and 1–10 January respectively. - Late payment penalty: INR 10 per day after the due date. - Fees are charged for all 12 months of the year. Fee once deposited is not refundable (except the refundable Caution Money as noted). The school reserves the right to revise fees during the year if necessary. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable; Sanskar School operates as a day school (no hostel/boarding fees). Other costs and recurring charges - The published fee structure includes the quarterly tuition and the Annual Miscellaneous Fee (INR 3,150 collected in Quarter 1). Additional costs commonly billed separately — for example: transport (bus/conveyance), uniforms, stationery, textbooks, activity/excursion charges, imprest or security where applicable — are charged in addition to tuition but exact amounts for these items are not listed in the published quarterly fee schedule. For specific amounts of optional or ancillary services (transport, uniform packs, book lists, activity fees), billing is handled by the school's accounts/administration. Refund information - Tuition and other fees once deposited are not refundable. Caution Money (INR 5,000) is refundable in principle on presentation of the original receipt. Practical fees (where charged) follow the school's stated collection and refund rules. Late fees and bank charges are applied as per the school's terms. Fee payment options and practical details - Online payment is available through the school's fee portals (payment via login credentials or admission number). Bank charges apply as per the banking norms if applicable. - The school requires post-dated cheques for the three subsequent quarters; physical cheques are therefore accepted as a standard payment method. - Bank charges and gateway charges (if any) are passed on as per norms. For fee-related assistance the school lists a Fees Coordinator and an Accounts Manager on the payment page. (Amounts shown are the published entries in the school's fee schedule for the current session and reflect the quarterly tuition, one-time admission charges, the Annual Miscellaneous Fee, and the listed practical fees for Classes XI–XII.)
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements Hostel facility (Off Campus) is available for girls from Grade 9 upwards.	Boarding arrangements Day school; no boarding facilities.
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Sweaters & Blazer material must be procured from the school book store to ensure quality and conformity of texture and colour. Track suits are bought from the school book store. Uniform is required for CPP, IGCSE and IB Diploma Programme students.	Uniform requirement Uniform is required with a prescribed dress code; students must wear neat and proper uniform; ID card worn daily; a replacement ID card is charged if lost.
Food options	Food options Nutritive food items should be sent in the tiffin box.	Food options Only vegetarian food is to be sent to school; lunch should be in the child's tiffin box; include at least one fruit.
House system	House system There are five houses: Pink (Carnations), Yellow (Daffodils), Purple (Orchids), Red (Tulips) and Golden; Inter-house competitions such as the Inter House Song Competition are held.	House system Inter House activities are part of the school life.
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The Indian Council for International Amity runs the Institution; it is a Society/Trust/PPP.	Governance and ownership Founded and managed by Sri Sai Shiksha Sansthan.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school offers strong academic pathways through the CBSE curriculum and international options under IIS World School, including the Cambridge Pathway (CPP to IGCSE) and the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP).	Curriculum details The school is CBSE-affiliated and offers Nursery to XII. English is the medium of instruction and the curriculum is aligned with NEP-2020. I–V follow CBSE-prescribed syllabi; VI–VIII follow NCERT within the CBSE scheme; IX–XII follow the CBSE core curriculum. IX–X: Hindi or Sanskrit as a second language; Basic Mathematics or Standard Mathematics; Art Education, Health & Physical Education, and Work Experience are internally assessed; Information Technology is the skill subject. XI–XII offer three streams—Humanities, Commerce and Science—with Core English and four additional subjects chosen from a diverse range within each stream.
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Exam results	Exam results CBSE Results: XII 2026; IGCSE Result 2024-26; IGCSE Result 2023-25; IGCSE Result 2023; IB DP Result 2023-25.	Exam results SSE & SSCE 2024: 100% pass rate. In CBSE-X, over 25 students scored above 90 in all five subjects, with top performers such as 99 in Social Science and 97.6% overall. SSCE 2024: 100% pass rate with many students scoring above 90 in multiple subjects. Cambridge 2024 batch: 100% pass rate; IBDP 2024: 100% pass rate with strong performances in key subjects.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression Alumni have progressed to studies at IITs (Bombay, Delhi, Kharagpur, Roorkee, Mandi), IIM Lucknow, BITS Pilani, National Law University Delhi, National Forensic Science University Gandhinagar, and international institutions such as Trent University Toronto and the University of Kent London, among others, with many students attaining graduate and postgraduate placements including design, law, and management programs.
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 Sitapura campus has a Socio-Emotional Counsellor. Counseling facilities are available for students, parents and staff. Counseling sessions are conducted for students in Grade 9 to 12.	Social & emotional learning Sanskar Jaipur emphasizes holistic development across academics, sports, music, art and public speaking. The school encourages student leadership through a Student Council. It places a strong emphasis on values and ethics, with respect, responsibility and integrity at its core. Co-curricular activities such as sports, music, art and elocution are integrated with academics to build well-rounded learners. The campus provides safe transportation and secure facilities, contributing to a secure learning environment.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) All students have complete access to curricula, including those with special education needs. Individual Education Plans (IEPs) are prepared where required. The school collaborates with Bhavani Child Development Center for support. The staff is trained to work with SEN and to provide counseling for students, parents and staff. Data confidentiality is maintained to safeguard rights.	Special educational needs (SEN) Sanskar Jaipur has an Inclusive Education Policy to meet the needs of diverse learners. The school differentiates instruction and provides additional support for learners with language and other learning needs, including after-class or in-learning-center guidance. The inclusive approach reflects the school's commitment to meeting diverse learner needs through structured strategies.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language English is the medium of instruction. English and Hindi are compulsory languages. A Classical language (Sanskrit) or a foreign language (Japanese or French) is offered as an optional language.	English as an additional language English is the language of instruction at Sanskar School. The language policy states that students have the opportunity to learn English, Hindi, Sanskrit and French. Multilingualism is promoted as a strength and fosters international mindedness. The language of instruction is English across governance, management and communications. Students not proficient in the language of instruction or additional languages receive extra support through guided learning after class or in the learning center.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Counseling facilities are available for students, parents and staff. A School Counsellor is on the staff. Counseling sessions are conducted for Grade 9 to 12. CBSE Psycho-Social Counselling Services for examinees of Class X and XII are referenced, including a 24x7 toll-free IVRS and Tele-Counselling during specified hours.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The Inclusion Policy safeguards rights and maintains confidentiality of SEN data. All students have complete access to curricula. The policy supports Individual Education Plans, staff training, and collaboration with Bhavani Child Development Center. Safeguarding is emphasized and the school aligns with IB, Cambridge and CBSE norms.	Safeguarding —
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview India International School, Mansarovar, Jaipur is housed in a multi-storied oval-shaped building. It includes 100 well-ventilated classrooms and laboratories for science, mathematics, and language, with on-site libraries. The campus features a sound-proof auditorium, an amphitheatre stage, a state-of-the-art recording studio and an audio-visual room, as well as a resource centre for teachers. A sports field and a basement support physical fitness and indoor games, and the open-space design provides airy, spacious surroundings with a large playground. The campus is environmentally conscious with solar and water-harvesting technologies for alternative power uses.	Facilities overview Sanskar School Jaipur is a coeducational day school and English medium CBSE-affiliated institution established in April 2002. The curriculum is delivered in classrooms with interactive boards and projectors. The campus includes air-conditioned computer labs, and well-equipped labs for physics, chemistry, biology, fine arts, geography, psychology and mathematics, as well as student resource and teacher resource centers and an auditorium. There are separate libraries for junior and senior sections, and dedicated rooms for art and craft, music, dramatics and dance. The pre-primary section features a play area with slides, a sand pit, an aviary and a pet farm.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Sports facilities include basketball courts, badminton courts, and a volleyball court. Students practice cricket, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, athletics and taekwondo under trained instructors. Inter-house and inter-school tournaments are held regularly, and IIS World School teams have earned recognition at state and national levels. These facilities support a broad sports program and competitive activities across multiple disciplines.	Sports facilities The campus houses an amphitheater, basketball courts, a tennis court, a cricket ground and a football ground.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The campus includes a Library and a Resource Centre. Center for STEM Learning, ICT Laboratories, and Science Laboratories support practical and technical learning. Home Science Lab is available for related coursework. ATAL Tinkering Lab & Innovation Hub provides hands-on experimentation and innovation. Language Room and Smart Board Classrooms support modern pedagogy, and an Audio Visual Room and Auditorium enable multimedia teaching.	Academic facilities Classrooms are equipped with interactive boards and projectors; air-conditioned computer labs; well-equipped labs for physics, chemistry, biology, fine arts, geography, psychology and mathematics; a student resource center; a teacher resource center; an auditorium; separate well stocked libraries for junior and senior sections; and separate rooms for art and craft, music, dramatics and dance.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Co-curricular activities are designed to foster holistic development and global citizenship. Inter-house and inter-school events are regularly held. Inter-house song competitions and other cultural events are part of the calendar. The school participates in model United Nations events, including IIS Jr.MUN, reflecting an active extracurricular program.	Extra curricular facilities Pre-primary and primary sections focus on creative work and group activities through a play-based approach with audio-visual aids and outdoor activities. Co-curricular areas include art and craft, music, dramatics and dance.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History The foundation of IIS was laid on July 16, 1990, by Dr. Ashok Gupta, Founder Chancellor of IIS University. IIS has been affiliated to CBSE since 1992 and offers Cambridge Pathway to IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme in addition to CBSE. The IIS Network comprises six sister concerns: IIS University, The International School of Informatics & Management, The Play House, CRS FM Radio 7, India International School Sitapura, and IIS World School. The iconic oval-shaped, multi-storeyed building was recognized as the Best Architectural Design in Rajasthan in 2008. In March 2025, Dr. Ashok Gupta bid farewell, and leadership passed to Amit Gupta and Sumit Gupta.	History Sanskar School Jaipur was set up in April 2002. It is a co-educational English-medium senior secondary school. It is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. The parent body is Sri Sai Shiksha Sansthan, which has provided infrastructure including large green playfields. It emphasizes opportunities for skill-based activities that contribute to the development of an all-round personality and fosters values of tolerance, understanding and cooperation.
Community	Community The Latest section lists IIS Jr. MUN'26 and IIS Sr. MUN'26, indicating active student-led MUN programs. STEM Learning Inauguration and Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya (ReP) highlight a focus on STEM and digital resources, and IIS Alumni Connect shows ongoing engagement with former students. The campus is described as a peaceful, green environment with an oval-shaped building and a large playground, reflecting a vibrant learning community.	Community Sanskar Jaipur maintains an active school community through events such as Fiesta, Sports Day, and the Annual Prize Distribution. The school has a Student Council for the 2025-26 session with downloadable posts. A Sanskar Newsletter is published for the community. These channels reflect ongoing student activities and community engagement.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Inter-School Debate (including the Abhishek Dangi Inter-School Debate 2026) and IIS JR. MUN demonstrate public speaking and analytical thinking. The STEAM Summer Camp, Maths Quiz, and Olympiad Examinations expand problem solving and subject mastery. Vocabulary Enrichment Class for Classes 1–8 and the English Handwriting Competition support language precision and academic skills.	Academic & intellectual The school participates in national Olympiads across Mathematics, Cyber, Hindi, and General Knowledge, with Gold Medals of Excellence won by students in 2023-24. It offers Senior Secondary streams in Humanities, Commerce, and Science. It provides well-equipped laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Psychology and Mathematics, plus air‑conditioned computer labs, a student resource center and separate libraries for junior and senior sections, with dedicated rooms for art and craft, music, dramatics and dance. The school is CBSE affiliated.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Inter-House Song Competition, Inter-House Instrumental Competition, and Inter-House Dance Competition provide performance-based artistic outlets. Intra-Section Poem Recitation (Grades 3–5) develops expressive reading and vocal presentation.	Arts & creative The school provides art and craft, music, dramatics and dance as part of its co-curricular offerings, with dedicated spaces for these arts including rooms for art and craft, music, dramatics and dance and an amphitheater. The Beyond Academics Gallery features activities such as Dance, Poster Making, Karate, Basketball and Skating, reflecting engagement in performing and visual arts.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Hindi Competition and Bhartiya Bhasha Summer Camp for Classes VII & VIII promote language skills and cultural learning. Heritage Day celebrates local culture and language traditions.	Cultural & language Hindi and Sanskrit are offered as second language options in Class IX.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Postcard Activity for Mother's Day and Welcome of Grade-1 events illustrate social engagement and community-building among students.	Social & hobbies A broad range of sports and recreational activities are available, including basketball, tennis, table tennis, skating, taekwondo, cricket, badminton and boxing. The campus provides facilities such as basketball courts, a tennis court, cricket and football grounds, and an amphitheater to support outdoor and group activities. The Beyond Academics Gallery shows posts on Dance, Karate, Basketball, Skating and related activities, illustrating a vibrant co-curricular program.
Community & service	Community & service BIG CAT CONSERVATION AWARENESS PROGRAMME and Earth Day Celebration engage students with environmental and animal welfare issues. World Health Day emphasizes health awareness within the school community.	Community & service Sanskar School conducts CSR activities including Baghodaya Conservation Conclave and plantation drives. It organized a World Food Day food assistance program and Labour Day recognitions, with student involvement in campaigns such as Fit India Marathon and Earth Day. Projects include Phad Se Pad in collaboration with MSMS II Museum Jaipur and Rooftop, and cloth donations to Rays NGO and book donations to Mahatma Gandhi Governing School. The school also supports health and wellness programs and guest lectures as part of holistic development.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional IIS Junior Model United Nations (IIS MUN) and Inter-School Debate foster leadership, teamwork, and public speaking. Counseling sessions on embracing challenges support personal development.	Leadership & professional The school has a Student Council for the 2025-26 session with posts published for the year. It also publishes a Sanskar Newsletter (Volume 1) to share information with students and the school community.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing World Health Day and Earth Day contribute to wellbeing and environmental awareness. Morning Academies are back in Action to support students' daily routines.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Facilities for sports include basketball courts, a tennis court, cricket and football grounds, and an amphitheater. The school runs health and wellness programs and guest lectures as part of its holistic wellbeing approach.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English is the medium of instruction and the operational language of the school. Hindi is taught alongside English, with language offerings varying by level: pre-primary and primary include Hindi and English; middle level follows a three-language policy with English and Hindi compulsory and Sanskrit (classical) or a foreign language (Japanese or French) as options; secondary level follows a two-language policy with English compulsory and a second language chosen from Hindi, Sanskrit or French; Japanese is studied as an additional language, and Sanskrit is taught as a classical language. Since 2017, French has been offered as an optional subject in Senior Secondary. The Language Room provides Sanskrit, French and Japanese instruction from Grade VI upwards. The school also provides language support and remedial programs to help students migrating from different boards achieve English proficiency and integrate into the school's programs.	Language provision English is the language of instruction and the medium of education, governance and school communications. The school teaches English, Hindi, Sanskrit and French; French starts from Grade 4 and Sanskrit from Grade 6. Hindi is taught as an additional language across all levels up to Grade 10; in Class IX–X students can choose between Hindi or Sanskrit as the second language, and Classes 6–8 offer Sanskrit and French as third language options. From Pre-Primary to Grade XII, the school supports mother-tongue development, offers language clubs and provides library resources in English, Hindi, French and regional languages.
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Reputation	Reputation
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1) Students and parents are invited to attend an orientation session on the International Baccalaureate program. The orientation provides information about the International Baccalaureate program. Participation helps families understand the program's structure and expectations. 2) IB diploma aspirants must complete an application process that includes an application form, student records for 9th and 10th grades, and an interview with the DP coordinator. A DP coordinator will conduct or participate in the interview as part of the process. The information provided during the application and interview is used to assess eligibility for the Diploma Programme. 3) An IB committee comprised of the IB Coordinator and the counselor evaluates each application carefully and makes recommendations. The committee reviews the application materials and interview results. Recommendations are issued based on the evaluation.	Admissions Admission from Pre-Primary to V: Progress Report from the previous class; assessments conducted in the previous class; potential of the applicant to benefit from the programmes and educational services; proficiency in English; Entrance Test of English, Hindi and Mathematics followed by a personal interaction with the parent and applicant. Admission from Class VI to IX: Entrance exam for English, Hindi and Mathematics for Class VI, followed by a personal interaction with parent and applicant; Entrance exam for English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science and Social Science for Classes VII to IX, followed by a personal interaction; proficiency in English; the applicant is assessed on the ability to express ideas, thoughts and understanding skills and academic interests. Admission to Class XI: Science Stream requires 80% and above; Commerce requires 70% and above; Humanities requires 70% and above; Entrance test consists of English as a compulsory component and the science subject chosen, followed by a personal interaction; career counselling if there is doubt about the chosen stream. Note: Admission to Classes X and XII is as per CBSE norms. Mid-Term Admission Criteria: 1. Admission depends on available seats in the desired grade. 2. Assessment of previous academic performance and curriculum compatibility. 3. Consideration for relocation, family circumstances, or special educational needs. Admission Form Requirements: For Pre-Primary: Birth Certificate; 2 passport-size photographs; Aadhar Card. For Classes I to XII: PEN (Permanent Education Number) from the previous school; Birth Certificate; Original Transfer Certificate from the last attended school; Aadhar Card; 4 passport-size photographs; Report Card from the previously completed class; Photocopy of the scholastic achievements record from the last attended school; Any other information parents consider necessary for the school to know. Note: Admission is on the basis of “First Come First Serve” for Pre-Primary. Admission in other classes is against vacancies only. If the number of applicants is more than the number of seats, the Lottery System will be followed. For students enrolling in Classes I to XI, it is mandatory to appear for the entrance test. The school ensures an inclusive and non-discriminatory admission process for all students, including those with special needs.
Scholarships	Scholarships Scholarships are provided to meritorious students seeking admission in IBDP since the 2022 session.	Scholarships —
Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist If applications exceed the number of seats, a Lottery System will be followed to determine admissions.
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