Pathways World School Gurugram vs UNICOSMOS School

	P Pathways World School Gurugram Gurugram, India	U UNICOSMOS School Gurugram, India
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year ₹172,750 - 371,250	Fees / year ₹237,504 - 267,504
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 0 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)
Pupils	Pupils 800	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size 30	Typical class size 10
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 2003	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Aravali Retreat, Off Gurgaon-Sohna Road, Gurugram - 122102, India	Location Site 2, Sector 55, Off Golf Course Road, Gurugram, Haryana 122011, India. The campus is in Gurugram's Golf Course Road area and is accessible by road with nearby sector-based transport options.
Stages	Stages IB Primary Years Programme (PYP): Grades Kindergarten-5 (Ages 3-12); IB Middle Years Programme (MYP): Grades 6-10 (Ages 11-16); IB Diploma Programme (DP): Grades 11-12 (Ages 16-19)	Stages Primary Year Program (Kindergarten to Grade 5); Middle School Program (Grade 6–8); High School Program (Grade 9–12).
School type	School type Day and boarding school	School type IB World School
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix Diverse community with 30+ nationalities represented	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Additional Learning Support provides an inclusive environment for students with learning difficulties, ADHD and other needs; services include in-class collaboration, remedial sessions, IB-aligned exam accommodations, and pre-exam preparation with a team of trained special educators	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 Mon-Sat, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Bus service details	Bus service details Transport is provided with seat belts and CCTV on all buses; a full-time bus attendant is on every bus.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Composite (tuition) fee — per term and annual totals - The Composite School Fee is payable four times a year on 15 May, 15 August, 15 November and 15 February. - Amounts payable per term (one instalment): - Pre‑Nursery – Kindergarten: INR 1,61,250 per instalment (annual total INR 6,45,000). - Grades 1 – 8: INR 2,03,750 per instalment (annual total INR 8,15,000). - Grades 9 – 10: INR 2,80,000 per instalment (annual total INR 11,20,000). - Grades 11 – 12: INR 3,46,250 per instalment (annual total INR 13,85,000). - Residences (boarding) composite amount (if applicable) listed as INR 1,65,000 per instalment (annual total INR 6,60,000); boarding charges are applied in addition to the Composite School Fee where a student is resident. One‑time and admission charges - Application & Registration Fee (payable at time of admission): INR 20,000. - Admission Fee (one‑time, payable at time of admission): INR 2,00,000. - Pre‑Term Programme (where applicable) requires payment of one instalment of the Composite School Fee at the time of joining. Refundable security deposit and contingency deposit - Refundable Security Deposit (payable at admission): - Pre‑Nursery – Kindergarten: INR 3,50,000. - Grades 1 – 8: INR 4,00,000. - Grades 9 – 12: INR 5,00,000. - Contingency deposit for incidental expenses: - Day students: Pre‑Nursery – Kindergarten INR 10,000; Grades 1–12 INR 20,000. - Boarders: INR 30,000. New students must deposit an additional INR 10,000 at joining to cover initial expenses. Optional and additional fees - Optional fees (payable twice a year, 15 May and 15 November): - Transport (Gurugram routes): INR 75,000 (per payment period as listed). - Transport (Delhi routes): INR 80,000 (per payment period as listed). - English Support: INR 1,32,000 (payable as noted). - Additional Learning Support: INR 1,65,000 (payable as noted). - The Composite School Fee excludes charges for uniforms, textbooks, annual camps, off‑campus activities and sports, external examinations, additional subject support, college application services, specialized projects, insurance, visa or foreigners' regional registration and similar items; these are billed separately as required. Billing schedule, payment terms, penalties and rebates - Regular instalment due dates: 15 May, 15 August, 15 November and 15 February. Payments not received by the pay‑by date attract a late fee penalty of 2% per month on the outstanding amount. Payments not received within 45 days of the pay‑by date may result in cancellation of enrolment. - Withdrawal timetable and notice requirements: withdrawals may only occur at the end of a semester. End of Semester 1 withdrawals must be intimated by 30 November; end of year withdrawals must be intimated by 30 April. Late withdrawal intimations will attract a Notice Period Fee equal to two instalments of the Composite School Fee and, if applicable, two instalments of the Residences Fee for the following semester. - Fee rebates and concessions: - Annual payment rebate: 5% rebate on Composite School Fee and Residences Fee (if applicable) when all fee components for the entire year are paid upfront by 15 May. - Sibling rebate: 10% rebate on Composite School Fee and Residences Fee (if applicable) for the younger sibling(s) while an elder sibling remains enrolled. - Alumni child rebate: 50% rebate on the Admission Fee. Boarding / residence charges and billing - Boarding charges are applied in addition to the Composite School Fee. The Residences composite amount is INR 1,65,000 per instalment when applicable, payable on the same quarterly schedule as the Composite School Fee. Boarders also pay the refundable security deposit and the boarder contingency deposit specified above.	Fee details Application / Registration / One‑time charges - One‑time registration / application and admission charges are payable when an offer of admission is accepted. Published listings show one‑time admission/registration charges that vary by intake and grade; examples recorded for the 2026/27 intake range from approximately INR 35,626 to INR 81,000 (registration fees reported at INR 4,000 on some listings and admission charges reported as high as INR 75,000 on others). Tuition fees by year group (annual and per‑term / instalment examples) - Early years / Nursery: Annual tuition examples published for Nursery total approximately INR 237,504 per year. Quarterly instalment (four payments) on that figure would be about INR 59,376; a monthly equivalent (12 payments) would be about INR 19,792. - Primary / middle grades: Annual tuition for primary and middle years is published in a band that typically rises above the early‑years rate — a commonly published overall annual tuition band is INR 237,504 to INR 267,504 across grades; using that band, a quarterly instalment range would be approximately INR 59,376 to INR 66,876 and a monthly equivalent would be approximately INR 19,792 to INR 22,292. - First‑year total (new admission example): Published first‑year cost examples that include one‑time admission charges, security deposit and annual tuition produce first‑year totals in the sample listings (for Nursery/new admission) around INR 296,880; payment plan examples show this first‑year total can be paid as one annual sum, four quarterly instalments of INR 74,220, or 12 monthly instalments of INR 24,740. Billing schedule and payment terms - One‑time fees (application/registration/admission/security deposit) are payable on acceptance of place and at the time of admission. Recurring tuition is billed for the academic year and is normally payable either: (a) as one annual payment, (b) in quarterly instalments (four instalments), or (c) in monthly instalments (12 payments) as offered in sample payment plans. - Late payment penalties and administrative late‑fee charges are applied by the school in some published listings; an example late‑fee figure shown on public fee listings is INR 1,000 per day after the due date (apply as per school billing rules). Boarding / Hostel (if applicable) - Boarding / hostel provision is listed among the school's campus services and appears in public school profiles; however, a detailed public boarding fee schedule (annual hostel / mess / laundry / security deposit numbers) is not published in the fee listings reviewed. Families should plan for a separate boarding fee and a refundable caution/security deposit where boarding is taken. Other recurring or occasional costs - Transport (school bus): Transport fees, where opted, are quoted on public listings in a monthly range of approximately INR 4,585 to INR 6,250 depending on route and service. Transport is charged separately from core tuition and is payable on the same instalment schedule selected for tuition. - Annual activity / development / miscellaneous charges: Sample published line items include an annual activity & development charge in the region of INR 23,750 and an annual “other”/annual fee reported around INR 27,500 on some listings. These recurring ancillary charges are typically billed annually or spread across instalments. - Monthly/termly smaller charges: Some listings show modest monthly add‑ons (example: other fees ~INR 1,500 monthly) that cover consumables, co‑curricular or administrative services. Uniform, books and stationery are normally charged separately at actual cost through the school store or supplier and are not consolidated into the headline tuition figure. Refund information - The school publishes a Refund / Fee Policy as part of its admissions/parent information. Standard provisions referenced in school fee practice for this region include: refundable security/caution deposits (refundable after clearance of dues), non‑refundable elements of admission/registration fees in many cases, and pro‑rated refunds of tuition/transport where withdrawals occur before certain billing cutoffs. Specific refund entitlement, timing and deductions are governed by the school's Refund / Fee Policy and the school's accounts office. Fee payment options - Payment methods offered in school fee listings and parent payment platforms commonly include: bank transfer / electronic funds transfer, demand draft or cheque where accepted, and online payment / instalment plans processed via the school's parent portal or payments partner. The school's published billing examples show annual, quarterly and monthly instalment options available to families. Families should use the school's published admission letter and fee invoice for exact payment instructions and accepted payment methods. Summary (practical points for parents) - Expect a one‑time admission/registration charge at acceptance plus an annual tuition amount that varies by grade (sample published annual tuition band ~INR 237,504–INR 267,504). - First‑year costs include one‑time charges and ancillary fees; sample first‑year totals for Nursery/new admission are shown around INR 296,880 in itemised examples, and other listings show higher first‑year totals depending on the admission charge applied. Installment options (annual / quarterly / monthly) are offered. - Transport, activity, development and uniform/books are additional to headline tuition and are billed separately; boarding is offered but boarding fees are published separately when applicable. (End of fee overview.)
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements Pathways World School Gurgaon offers flexible boarding options, including day, week/fortnight, and term boarding. The campus has eight single-gender residences and hosts over 400 boarders. Twin-sharing study bedrooms have attached bathrooms and each floor includes a common room; Residence Parents and on-campus counsellors provide care, with a Boarding Student Council representing boarders. The on-site boarding setup creates a home-away-from-home environment.	Boarding arrangements Day boarding facilities, with care of a qualified paediatrician and psychologist.
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniform is a formal school uniform. The uniform color is blue, which unites Pathwaysians. Uniforms are available from the on-campus School Uniform Shop, and Residence Parents assist families with purchasing.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options Boarding meals are multi-cuisine and prepared in a modern on-site kitchen. The cuisine is primarily vegetarian, with non-vegetarian options offered three times a week at an adjoining venue. Meal times include breakfast at 8:30 am, lunch at 12:30 pm, after-school snack at 3:15 pm, after-sports snack at 6:00 pm, dinner at 7:30 pm, and milk after dinner at 9:30 pm. The dining facility is located in the Kasturi Dining Hall.	Food options Nourishing meals for students.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Pathways World School Gurgaon is governed by a Board of Governors. The Board includes Mr. Pramod K Jain as Chairman and other members; the school is part of Pathways Group of Schools, the flagship campus in the Pathways network. The Pathways group was founded by Mr. Pramod K Jain and his sons Praveen, Prabhat and Prashant Jain.	Governance and ownership —
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school follows the International Baccalaureate (IB) continuum, including the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP).	Curriculum details The school is an IB World School offering Primary Year Program, Middle School Program, and High School Program.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio 10:1	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results IB DP Results 2025: average 33.30/45; 14% scored 40+; 39% scored 36+; 41% achieved a perfect core score (TOK, EE, CAS); 17% earned an A in Theory of Knowledge; 42% earned an A in the Extended Essay. IB MYP Results 2025: 88 students; 17% ranked 51+; 43% scored 46+; 169 perfect 7s awarded; 27% achieved a perfect 7 in Personal Project.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Career and College Advisory supports life after graduation, including internships, college applications, college essays, and career exploration; graduates have received offers from leading universities worldwide.	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 Well-being team works to support students' mental and emotional well-being. PULSE (Pathways of Universal Life Support Education) plans customized life-skill sessions to build emotional awareness and high EQ. Circle Time conversations are designed by the Counsellors and conducted by the Form Tutor to help students develop positive relationships and engage with one another. Wellbeing events such as Kindness Week, Peace Day Celebration, Gratitude Week and Mindful Retreat help the community connect through mindful practice. Sensitization sessions address digital safety, adolescent workshops, parental conversations and child safeguarding to support overall wellbeing.	Social & emotional learning Parenting & Childhood Program focuses on the child's personal and socio-emotional development. It uses an age-appropriate curriculum based on the UK Early Years Foundation Stage. Mothers can accompany the child during settling-in with in-house nursing facilities. The IB Learner Profile emphasizes social skills and self-management, including caring, open-mindedness, and balance, supporting the child's social and emotional growth through inquiry, collaboration, and values-based learning.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Additional Learning Support provides an inclusive environment for students with diverse needs. ALS caters to students with learning difficulties, ADHD, ADD, and those needing social and behavioural counselling. The ALS Department provides academic support and beyond-academic collaborations to realise each student's potential. Academic support is extended through in-class collaboration with mainstream teachers to scaffold learning, remedial sessions tailored to individual needs, and exam accommodations according to the IB framework, with prep classes before examinations. A team of trained special educators works closely with students with special needs, and parents/guardians are key stakeholders in holistic development.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language Supporting English Language Learners, English Support classes are conducted at various levels called Phases. Students are inducted into these phases based on placement test results. Phases 1 to 4 follow unit plans comprising the language skills such as Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing and Visuals, which are assessed at least twice in each semester. After Phase 4, students move to Bridging phase, where they follow the mainstream Language and Literature unit plan. In the Primary Years, English Support Program has four phases with an Individualised Learning Programme designed for each student by the Specialist, including individual or small-group instruction, curriculum or teaching modifications, and pull-out sessions to enable learners to achieve strategic and focussed learning outcomes. Once prepared, students join the Mainstream Language and Literature classes.	English as an additional language English language development is supported with a focus on fluency in English and the student's native language; materials describe making Japanese children fluent in both English and Japanese.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The Wellbeing Programme focuses on resilience-building and mindful sessions to support the overall growth of students. It emphasizes mental and emotional well-being across emotional, social, and physical dimensions and is delivered in collaboration with the Well-being team and other school stakeholders. PULSE provides social and emotional skill-building to create an emotionally aware community with high EQ. Circle Time sessions help students develop positive relationships and coping strategies, while wellbeing events promote mindful engagement and community connection.	Mental wellbeing A team including paediatricians and psychologists supports each student's growth and wellbeing.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Pathways World School Gurugram has a Child Protection Policy (CPP) to promote a safe and caring environment free of violence, harassment, abuse and neglect, with a zero-tolerance stance toward such acts. The CPP provides guidelines to protect students from abuse on campus, during school trips and in extended environments, including transport. Staff are trained to recognize indicators of abuse and to respond to disclosures, and staff sign a Child Protection Pledge. Procedures for reporting concerns and annual audits of child security monitor CPP implementation, with parents having a right to obtain a copy of the audit. The CPP applies to Pathways staff, visitors, parents, visiting faculty and other third-party service providers who interact with students on campus or on school trips.	Safeguarding —
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Aryabhata Middle School Block features writable walls, sliding-folding partitions, and flexible furniture to adapt classrooms to different learning needs. Learning Commons are large, open hubs with mobile furniture and hands-on resources that encourage collaboration and prototyping. A spiral green slide connects spaces and energizes transitions between lessons. The Design & Technology hub houses hands-on wood and metal workshops, 3D printers, laser cutters, and digital design tools to support interdisciplinary projects. Studios for the Arts provide dedicated spaces for Dance, Music, Theatre and Podcasts, and a central amphitheatre with stage lighting and sound for performances. The Library & Media Centre, Science & Technology Laboratories, Atriums, Amphitheatre & Auditorium complete the academic infrastructure, while twin-sharing Student Residences support a living-learning environment.	Facilities overview —
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Outdoor sporting facilities include an Olympic-size Soccer field, a cricket pitch with practice nets, synthetic Tennis courts and Basketball courts, Athletics facilities, a golf-putting green, horse riding, mini basketball and tennis courts for kindergarten, and pickleball. Indoor facilities include a half Olympic-size all-weather swimming pool, glass squash courts, badminton, table tennis, pool/billiards, chess and carrom, yoga, a multi-utility gymnasium, and spaces for aerobics and gymnastics.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The Aryabhata Middle School Block features adaptable classrooms with writable walls, sliding partitions, and flexible furniture, plus interactive whiteboards and digital tools. Learning Commons are large, open hubs with mobile furniture and collaborative surfaces for design, prototyping, and problem-solving. A Design & Technology hub offers hands-on wood and metal workshops, 3D printers, laser cutters, and digital design tools to support interdisciplinary projects. Studios for the Arts provide dedicated spaces for Dance, Music, Theatre and Podcasts, and a central amphitheatre with stage lighting and sound for performances. The campus includes fully equipped Science & Technology Laboratories, a Library & Media Centre, and Atriums, Amphitheatre & Auditorium to support learning and events. Twin-sharing Student Residences with attached bathrooms and common rooms complete the living-learning environment.	Academic facilities —
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities The Arts program fosters creativity through theatre, art and music, with opportunities through regular assemblies, workshops, and major public productions; there are well-equipped studios for art, design, music, dance, theatre, photography and filmmaking, and a central amphitheatre with stage lighting and sound for larger productions. Beyond Academics encompasses technology, sports, student leadership, exchanges & expeditions, community service, student wellbeing, and career & college advisory. The Student Council is a student-led body that engages students in democracy and leadership, providing opportunities to voice concerns and develop leadership and organizational skills. Exchanges & Expeditions include annual student camps from Grade 2 onward and international exchanges with Round Square member schools, with Round Square IDEALS emphasizing service, challenge, adventure, and international understanding. Sports are a core part of the program, with extensive outdoor and indoor facilities supporting broad athletic participation, alongside community service and wellbeing initiatives.	Extra curricular facilities —
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Pathways World School Gurgaon was founded in 2003 by visionary entrepreneur Mr. Pramod K Jain and his sons, and is described as India's first day-cum-residential IB continuum school on a 32-acre LEED Platinum-certified campus. The school was envisioned as a model of educational excellence that introduced the International Baccalaureate Continuum from Early Years to the Diploma Programme. From that first campus, Pathways has grown into a network of five schools, united by the belief that education must constantly evolve. It is a Round Square member since 2010 and is accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC).	History The school is a not-for-profit organization aimed at promoting globally recognized international education in India. It serves children from Toddlers to Grade 8. It is designed and empowered to create a global environment where nurturing of global citizens is planned and implemented in a holistic approach. International pedagogy, international faculty, and a blend of international students form core aspects of the school.
Community	Community Community is an integral part of Pathways, with the Community Service Programme ensuring students engage in service activities at least once a week. Pathways has adopted 14 village schools in the surrounding area, funding faculty salaries, uniforms, books, mid-day meals and other supplies, and has installed borewells and toilets for girls in those schools. Regular student exchanges between Pathways students and village students are encouraged through sports activities and cultural programmes. Interact clubs linked to Rotary International support youth service and leadership development.	Community The ecosystem of learning is described as a system that aims to integrate the world through education with dignity, equality and unity. The ecosystem is designed as a fabric of values, modules, and a network within the school's learning framework. The school notes collaboration with the Korean Cultural Center India (KCCI) as part of its community initiatives. The school emphasizes international mindedness and global citizenship in its primary and middle school programs.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association Pathways Parent Partnership (PPP) is a collaboration of parents with the school to contribute to students' education and experiences and acts as a liaison between the parent community and the school. The PPP was founded formally in 2009 by primary school parents and gradually evolved to provide a forum for parents to share ideas and present their views to the Principal and School Management. PPP members undertook community service projects in government-adopted schools, including a water project, construction of toilets in girls' schools, and the setting up of computer labs, among other initiatives. The PPP also volunteers in the school's fundraising events and other extra-curricular events. The PPP represents a genuine partnership that fosters two-way communication between parents and school leadership.	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual World Scholar's Cup regional rounds were hosted at Pathways Gurgaon in April 2025, with 111 students participating across junior and senior categories in Team Debates, Scholar's Challenge, and Collaborative Writing. Pathways students have participated in Model United Nations events, including a conference hosted at Brahm Dutt Bluebells School in August 2023, practicing diplomacy, public speaking, and research. French learners took part in the International French Competition on October 19, with tests such as Concours Romain Rolland and French Word Power. The Spanish Olympiad India is an annual competition for Spanish-language learners.	Academic & intellectual The school has Primary Year Program, Middle School Program, and High School Program. The school is an IB World School.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative The Arts program includes theatre, art, and music as part of co-curricular education, with opportunities through regular assemblies, workshops, and major public productions. Established artists are invited to present their work at the school, enriching students' exposure to the arts. A range of studios—art, design, music, dance, theatre, photography, and filmmaking—provide space for workshops and rehearsals, and the central amphitheatre hosts larger productions.	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language THE SOUK is a student-led language marketplace celebrating language learning and culture, with stalls for French and Spanish and conversations in the target languages. The Spain Cultural Program is a 12‑day cultural immersion in Barcelona for language learning, including living with host families. Language Day in the Primary School promotes interest in languages and reading. Round Square Language Lab sessions (Seven Sessions in Spanish) provide opportunities for language practice with partner schools.	Cultural & language The school has collaboration with the Korean Cultural Center India.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Inter-House Music Competition was held in the Primary School, with Earth House winning the overall title. Inter-House Art Competition celebrated student creativity with announced results. The PYP Inter-House Dance Competition was held in 2024, showcasing student performances. The Inter-House Swimming Competition for 2024–25 recognized top swimmers in various categories, fostering house spirit and sportsmanship.	Social & hobbies —
Community & service	Community & service The Community Service Programme is an integral part of the curriculum and engages students in weekly service activities. Pathways has adopted 14 village schools, funding salaries, uniforms, books, sports equipment, mid-day meals, and other supplies. Regular student exchanges with village students are encouraged through sports activities and cultural programmes. Interact clubs and Rotary service projects promote global understanding and service opportunities.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional The Student Council is an important student-led body that engages students in learning about democracy and leadership. It provides an avenue for identifying issues affecting learning, wellbeing, and welfare, and helps the management reach out to all students. Leaders such as Head Girl Anaisha Jain and Head Boy Vivaan Bansal exemplify student leadership.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing PULSE (Pathways of Universal Life Support Education) offers life-skill sessions to build emotional awareness. Circle Time sessions help students develop positive relationships and problem-solving in groups. Wellbeing events such as Kindness Week and Peace Day promote mindfulness and community. Sensitization sessions address digital safety and adolescent well-being topics.	Lifestyle & wellbeing —
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English and Hindi are taught languages. Modern Foreign Languages offered are Spanish and French. The Primary Years Programme runs from Pre-Nursery to Grade 5. The IB learner profile emphasizes expressing oneself in more than one language.	Language provision English is the global language of communication, with additional support wherever required. The school supports the mother language of the student through an extracurricular plan. A weekend program for Japanese and Korean language, culture, arts and values is offered. Languages mentioned alongside English include Japanese, Korean and Hindi.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school teaches English and Hindi, with Spanish and French offered as Modern Foreign Languages.	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs Weekend language program for Japanese and Korean language, culture, arts and values.
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards BW Education Award — recognition by BW Education for educational excellence. Education World Award — recognition by Education World for educational excellence. Cfore School Excellence Award — recognition by Cfore for school excellence. Education World Award — recognition by Education World for educational excellence. LEED Platinum Certificate — sustainability certification. Fit India Certificate — government recognition of fitness and wellness initiatives. Education World — Ranked No 1 International Day-Cum-Boarding School in Delhi-NCR, North India. Education World — Ranked No 2 International Day-Cum-Boarding School in India. BW BusinessWorld Award — School of the Year at BW Education Super 30 Top Education Brands Award. India Didactics Association Award — Distinctive Accomplishments towards SDG Implementation for K-12 Education. Edu Mirror Award — Top 50 Futuristic & Progressive Schools of India. Education Today — Most Impactful Integration of Technology. Education World — Ranked No 1 International Day-Cum-Boarding School In North India (10th Year in a Row). Education World — Ranked No 1 International Day-Cum-Boarding School In Delhi-NCR. Changemaker Award — Aditya Birla Education Academy. Climate Action — Project School of Excellence. EduLeader Award — Education World. ArdorComm Media Group — Certificate of Appreciation. New England Association of Schools and Colleges — Accreditation. Brainfeed — School Excellence Award. Times Education — Ranked No.2 in Top IB Schools. Education World — Ranked No 2 International Day-Cum-Boarding School in India. Education World — Ranked No 1 International Day-Cum-Boarding School in Delhi-NCR. Ranked No.1 International Day cum Boarding School in North India, 10th Year in a Row.	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations IB Continuum: integrates PYP, MYP and DP for a seamless IB education. CIS accreditation for high-quality international education and ongoing improvement. NEASC accreditation for international standards in academics. LEED Platinum Certification: sustainability certification by USGBC. The Global Schools Program: promotes global citizenship and SDGs. ABRSM: international music assessment and syllabus. ISSO: supports a comprehensive sports curriculum. BSAI: promotes boarding standards and student welfare. SAT: Authorized Testing Centre. AP: Authorized AP testing centre. Microsoft Showcase School: digital literacy and innovative teaching. SAGE: Strategic Alliance of Global Educators (SAGE) international collaboration network. IAYP: The International Award for Young People; personal growth program. Global Citizens Award: promotes global citizenship.	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Online Application: Parents fill out the online admission application form and provide frank information. Adverse scholastic or behavioural details should be shared, as such information will not be used to reject a candidate but will help create a supportive environment. 2. School Visit: A guided tour acquaints parents and students with the school's vision, the IB curriculum, and campus facilities; counsellors address questions about admissions, curriculum, or the school. 3. Registration: If you wish to proceed, pay a one-time non-refundable registration fee and submit the required documents. This enables scheduling an interaction with the Academic Leadership Team and a placement assessment for Grades 6–12. 4. Placement Assessment (Grades 6–12): Prospective students in Grades 6–8 participate in an interactive session and a written placement assessment; Grades 9–12 are additionally evaluated in Integrated Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology). The assessments evaluate English and Mathematics proficiency and identify whether the student requires Additional Learning Support or English Support. 5. Interaction: The admissions team, school director, and school principal conduct the interaction; boarding applicants may also meet the Dean of Residences. The focus is on learning about the student's educational progress, language proficiency, social and emotional quotient, academic passions, and extracurricular interests. 6. Admission: Upon placement approval, a fee invoice is issued and must be paid within 3 days to secure a seat. After payment, families complete forms and declarations included with the admissions acceptance letter. 7. Pre-Term Program: A 6–8 week program designed to help students transferring from national curricula bridge academic and cultural gaps and facilitate a smooth transition into the IB curriculum; for boarding students, the program helps students bond with peers and settle in.	Admissions —
Scholarships	Scholarships The Scholarship Program offers scholarships for Grades 9 and 11 for a two-year period. Scholarships may cover 25%, 50%, or 75% of the annual composite school fee. Eligibility criteria include minimum academic benchmarks: CBSE CGPA of 9.2 or above, ICSE 92% or above, IB MYP 50 points out of 56, or IGCSE 5 A* and not more than one C. Additionally, for sports and co-curricular excellence, applicants may submit a portfolio and letters of recommendation. Scholarships are limited in number and awarded based on merit cum need, with the final decision at the school's discretion; the program may involve additional assessment. To be considered, applicants should complete the application form and submit all required documents for review.	Scholarships —
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