Saupin's School Chandigarh vs Vivek High School Chandigarh

	S Saupin's School Chandigarh Chandigarh, India	V Vivek High School Chandigarh Chandigarh, India
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year ₹75,000 - 79,776	Fees / year ₹50,000 - 180,000
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 2½ - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum CBSE Curriculum	Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, CBSE Curriculum, Montessori Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 1,690	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 Plot #14, Sector 32 A, Chandigarh, India. The school is located in a residential area of Sector 32 A and is accessible by local roads from surrounding sectors. A private school transport service operates for students, with multiple routes across Chandigarh and nearby areas. Saupin's School Chandigarh forms part of Saupin's School with a Chandigarh campus and a Mohali branch (Middle school).	Location Vivek High School is in Sector 38-B, Chandigarh 160036, India. A Mohali campus is located at Sector 70, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab 160071, India.
Stages	Stages Pre Primary; Primary School; Secondary School; Senior Secondary School (Commerce stream)	Stages Montessori Toddlers; Lower & Upper Elementary; Grade 7 & 8; Grade 9 & 10; Grade 11 & 12; Jagriti (All grades).
School type	School type CBSE affiliated secondary school in Chandigarh; has a branch in Mohali (Middle school)	School type Co-educational private day school.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Inclusive and disability-friendly infrastructure; Infirmary with a qualified nurse	Additional learning support Jagriti provides individualized learning programs for students with special needs within an inclusive environment.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation India	Country affiliation CBSE (affiliated) and Cambridge International Education (Cambridge registered IA799).
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Nursery – UKG: 9:00am–1:00pm (reporting 8:55am). Classes I–II & XI–XII: 7:45am–1:00pm (reporting 7:40am). Classes III–X: 7:45am–2:30pm. Working Saturdays for Classes VI–X: 7:45am–1:30pm.	School day structure School timings: Monday to Wednesday 7:55 am–2:20 pm; Thursday and Friday 7:55 am–4:00 pm; Saturday and Sunday off. The academic year comprises Term 1 (April–September) and Term 2 (October–March).
Bus service details	Bus service details Private transport contractors provide van and bus services; transport is optional; at year-end a circular is sent to confirm transport needs; Transport in-charge is Mr Vinod Krishnan (9815772299); the Transporters List 2025-26 lists multiple routes across Chandigarh, Mohali, Zirakpur, and surrounding areas with four daily trip times: 7:40am, 9:00am, 1:00pm, and 2:30pm.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / Admission fees - Admission fee (one-time, non‑refundable): INR 28,204 for all classes. - Caution / Security deposit (one‑time, refundable): INR 21,371. No interest is paid on the caution deposit. Tuition fees by year group (per quarter and annual total for a new admission) - Nursery - Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 25,625. - Total payable for a new admission (Admission fee + Caution + 4 quarters tuition): INR 75,200. - LKG to Class I - Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 28,732. - Total payable for a new admission: INR 78,307. - Class II - Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 29,754. - Total payable for a new admission: INR 79,329. - Classes III to V - Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 30,712. - Total payable for a new admission: INR 80,287. - Classes VI to X - Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 31,177. - Total payable for a new admission: INR 80,752. - Classes XI & XII - Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 30,201. - Total payable for a new admission: INR 79,776. Billing schedule and payment terms - Billing instalments: Fees are billed quarterly. Deadlines are: - 1st quarter (April, May, June): at time of admission / by 10th April. - 2nd quarter (July, August, September): by 10th July. - 3rd quarter (October, November, December): by 10th October. - 4th quarter (January, February, March): by 10th January. - Late‑payment penalties (quarterly fee): - Within first month after due date: INR 10 per day. - After one month and within second month: INR 20 per day. - After two months and within third month: INR 30 per day. - If fees remain unpaid for more than three months the student may be struck off the rolls; example cumulative late fee if unpaid for 3 months is shown as INR 1,800 by the school's schedule. - Payment responsibility: Payment of fees is the responsibility of the parents; reminders are a courtesy. Fees once paid are not refundable (see Refund / Withdrawal rules below). No interest is payable on the refundable caution deposit. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable. Saupin's School in Sector 32A functions as a day school; there are transport facilities for day pupils but no boarding charges. Other costs and fees (examples and how they are handled) - Transport: Transport is billed separately; transport charges are additional and depend on route/distance and the approved transport fee schedule for the year. Transport availability and the applicable fee depend on the route and number of children on each route. Transport fees are not included in the tuition figures above and are payable separately. - Uniforms and books: Uniforms, textbooks and stationary are additional costs and are required as per the school's uniform and booklist publications; these charges are not included in the tuition figures and are payable separately at the time(s) specified by the school. - Examination / board registration or other statutory charges: Where applicable (CBSE registration, board exam fees, activity/club fees, excursions), these charges are additional to the tuition and are billed separately as required. (Such items are specifically itemised by the school when applicable.) Refund and withdrawal rules - Admission fee: one‑time admission fee is non‑refundable. - Caution deposit: refundable but without interest; refund processed after all dues are cleared and formalities completed. - Fees once paid: the school's policy states that fees once paid will not be refunded. - Withdrawal notice: Parents withdrawing a child at the end of the session must inform the school in writing by 1st March of that session. Withdrawal during the session requires one month's written notice or payment of one month's fee in lieu of notice; failure to give the required notice may invite an additional minimum charge. Transfer Certificate will be issued only after formalities including clearance of all dues. Fee payment options - Online payment via the SchoolPad app (the school's online fee portal) is accepted for quarterly fee payments. - Bank transfer / NEFT / online bank deposit into the school bank accounts is accepted. School bank details published by the school include: - Union Bank of India — Account No. 556902010000517, IFSC: UBIN0555690. - ICICI Bank — Account No. 181301000348, IFSC: ICIC0001813. - Cheque payment to the school office is accepted where indicated (cheques should be drawn in favour of the school as specified by the school at the time of payment). Specific admission forms indicate cheque payment instructions for the admission transaction. Notes for parents (concise practical points) - All tuition figures given above are rounded to the rupee and represent the school's published quarterly tuition and the total amount for a new admission package (admission fee + caution + four quarterly tuition instalments) for the academic session published for admissions 2026–27. - Transport, uniforms, books, examination/registration charges and optional activity fees are additional to the tuition and are charged separately. (End of fees overview.)	Fee details Application / Administrative (one-time) fees - Administrative / Admission Charges: INR 50,000 (one-time). Administrative/Admission charges are non‑refundable. Tuition fees (by year group) — amounts shown per quarter and per academic year (quarterly × 4) - Montessori Toddlers: INR 40,000 per quarter — INR 160,000 per year. - Montessori Nursery: INR 37,800 per quarter — INR 151,200 per year. - Montessori LKG, UKG, Elementary I & II: INR 36,500 per quarter — INR 146,000 per year. - Montessori Elementary III: INR 35,900 per quarter — INR 143,600 per year. - Classes IV to IX (CBSE) and Class X (CBSE & IG): INR 37,000 per quarter — INR 148,000 per year. - Class IX IG (Cambridge curriculum): INR 45,000 per quarter — INR 180,000 per year. Billing schedule and payment terms - Billing schedule: Fees are billed quarterly. Standard due windows for each quarter are: 1st quarter (April) — pay 1st to 10th April; 2nd quarter (July) — 1st to 10th July; 3rd quarter (October) — 1st to 10th October; 4th quarter (January) — 1st to 10th January. Late‑payment fines apply (e.g., INR 200 from 11th–15th, INR 500 from 16th–20th, INR 1,000 from 21st to month end). - Payment terms: All fees are payable in advance on or before the announced due dates. Fees paid are non‑transferable between students or academic sessions. Persistent non‑payment may lead to suspension of student services (report cards, exam participation, certificates). Fee payment options (methods accepted and portals) - Online payment through the school's payment gateway / SchoolPad (web portal and mobile app). Accepted electronic methods include Net Banking, UPI, Debit Card and Credit Card. - At the school office the school accepts Cheque or Demand Draft for payments where allowed. Cash is not accepted. - The online payment portal and app are the primary channels; parents should use the school portal/app login for fee remittance and payment receipts. Boarding / Hostel fees - Boarding is not applicable; the school operates as a day school and does not offer hostel accommodation. Other charges and optional fees - Transport fee: Transport is charged separately and typically billed for 11 months (one month exempted in the first quarter because of summer vacation). Transport fee deadlines align with quarterly fee deadlines; discontinuation requires written notice (15 days) or fee for the next month becomes due. Annual insurance/tax charges for transport may be payable regardless of the month of enrollment. - Caution money / security deposit: Caution money may apply for certain students (historically applicable to older admissions); specific refund rules apply — if withdrawal notice is given after the school's stated deadline, caution money (where applicable) is refunded only after deducting the fee for the next quarter. (This condition applies to the cohorts identified in the school circulars.) - Other possible charges: Separate charges or funds (for example annual funds, examination fees, activity/material charges, Ex‑Vivekite Association registration for Class XII, development/construction funds, uniform costs and specific program fees) are levied in addition to tuition where applicable; such items are billed separately and on notification. Payment instructions identify specific links for school fee, transport fee and certain registration fees. Refund and withdrawal rules - Tuition and transport fees: Fees once paid are not refundable. - Administrative/Admission charges: Administrative/Admission Charges are non‑refundable. - Withdrawal and caution money: If a written withdrawal request is received after the school's stated cutoff date for continuation/withdrawal, any refundable caution money (if applicable to that student) will be refunded after deducting the fee for the next quarter as per the school circular. Parents must provide withdrawal notice in writing as required by the school calendar/rules.
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Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniforms are mandatory for all students. Nursery to UKG wear a sky-blue T-shirt with grey shorts, grey socks and black shoes in Summer; Classes I–XII wear a sky-blue shirt with grey trousers (Boys) or grey skirt (Girls) in Summer with a belt and tie; Winter adds a full-sleeve shirt, a blue sweater and a dark-blue blazer with the school crest, with the blazer compulsory from December 1. The PT uniform includes a House T-shirt; for Classes I–V, navy-blue shorts or summer track lowers; for Classes VI–XII, navy-blue track lowers with grey socks and white sports shoes.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options The school has a canteen offering only healthy products; no artificially flavoured drinks or junk food; regular inspection of the premises is conducted.	Food options —
House system	House system A four-house system, Aspen, Clover, Maple and Sycamore, divides Classes I–X. The houses compete in inter-house sports and other activities; credits are awarded for performance and the House of the Year Trophy is awarded to the winning house. Houses are guided by house mistresses, supporting teachers, and the student council.	House system The school has a house system. The autonomous School Council manages school houses, upholding protocols and organizing all cultural programs. School programs are student-driven, and there are 22 clubs (including Socially Useful Productive Work).
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is managed and controlled by The Saupin Educational Foundation, Plot 14, Sector 32 A, Chandigarh.	Governance and ownership The school operates under Bhagwant Singh Charitable Trust and is affiliated with CBSE (Code 2630029) and the Cambridge curriculum (Code IA799). Governance is led by Chairman Mr. Harmeet Singh Mamik and Managing Director/Administrator Mr. Vikramjeet Singh Mamik; Principal Ms. Renu Puri.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school follows the Indian curriculum (CBSE, ICSE and state boards). Core subjects are English, Maths, Science, Social Science, Hindi, and Computational Thinking.	Curriculum details —
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented ASSET (Assessment of Scholastic Skills through Educational Testing) is integrated for all students of classes 3-10; PISA for Schools benchmarking is used to compare performance; Thinking Classrooms, LEGO robotics, School Cinema, Encyclopedia Britannica resources, Without Walls, and an OMR scanner are part of enrichment offerings.	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school instills empathy, respect, kindness and acceptance. Beyond academics is pursued through clubs, hobbies and house activities to support social and emotional development.	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school has inclusive and disability-friendly infrastructure, including ramp access to upper floors.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Counselling services are available by appointment to support student mental wellbeing.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The school takes all possible care and precautions to safeguard children on school premises.	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Saupin's School Chandigarh sits on a 1.5-acre pollution-free campus in Sector 32. It is an English-medium, co-educational high school with 54 spacious, well-ventilated rooms within a 3,857 sq ft covered area. All classrooms are air-conditioned and equipped with LED Smart boards, and CCTV is installed in every room. The school has a canteen serving healthy products, a medical room with a full-time nurse and a doctor on call, and a ramp to assist children with special needs. The library houses about 14,200 books and provides newspapers, magazines, and 355 educational DVDs; IT-enabled laboratories and a tinkering lab are part of the facilities. The campus is Wi‑Fi enabled with an audio-visual room and an outdoor stage for co-curricular activities.	Facilities overview —
Sports facilities	Sports facilities A playground for recreation and sports activities is available on campus. There is a basketball court on site and cricket nets for practice. The school has tied up with various organizations and sports complexes to provide additional sports facilities. These facilities support broad participation in physical activity within a 1.5-acre campus. External partnerships expand access to a wider range of sports opportunities for students.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Three computer labs (130 computers total) provide campus-wide Wi-Fi connectivity and a 190 Mbps leased line for accessing educational resources. The science laboratory is well equipped and IT-enabled to support experiments. A Tinkering lab is being set up to promote creativity and hands‑on learning. The library is well stocked with about 14,200 books, subscribes to newspapers and magazines, and offers 355 educational DVDs; a video/audio recording and editing studio is available, along with scanning and color printing for in-house needs. All classrooms are air-conditioned and equipped with LED Smart boards, and a medical room with a full-time nurse and a doctor on call supports student health.	Academic facilities —
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Co-curricular programs at Saupin's include House Activities that provide a platform for students to showcase their talents. Clubs offer a range of activities under professional guidance to help children explore and nurture their talents. Class Shows present thematically relevant issues to sensitize students to their environment and world issues. A range of clubs and activities is offered, with Pre Primary Activities included for younger learners. House Competitions foster teamwork and healthy competition across the student body.	Extra curricular facilities —
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History The school began when Mrs. Saupin started with six children in a garage converted into a classroom. It grew into a CBSE-affiliated secondary school in Chandigarh and established a Mohali branch (middle school). Today the school serves over 2000 children.	History Vivek High School was established on April 04, 1984 and is run under the Bhagwant Singh Charitable Trust. The school is co-educational and the medium of instruction is English. Within a year of its inception, the school was affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. Since inception, the student count has grown from 58 to 1,678 and the teaching staff has reached about 140. The trust was founded by Late Sardar Bhagwant Singh in 1974, who envisioned a school devoted to joyful learning, strong values and leadership.
Community	Community House Activities provide a platform for children to showcase their talents and excel. Clubs offer a range of activities under professional guidance to help children explore and nurture their talents. Class Shows present thematic shows on relevant issues to sensitise children to their environment and world issues.	Community Vivek High School is a Round Square member; it began its association in 1999 and became a Global member in 2003, enabling participation in service projects, exchanges, conferences and collaborations. The Round Square Discovery Framework is embedded in the curriculum to strengthen character education in the school community. Jagriti provides inclusive education for special children with an individualized learning program and facilities such as wheelchairs, lifts, scribe for examinations, and CBSE concessions; field trips are included. Community events and student engagement are visible in the school's calendar of events, including Eco Club competitions, cross-country runs, and inter-house science quizzes.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association Parent Teacher Association (PTA) exists and a list of PTA members is uploaded in Mandatory Disclosure 2021-22. Governance disclosures also list the School Management Committee (SMC) along with the PTA. Regular parent‑teacher interactions are scheduled as part of the academic calendar, including Parent Teacher Meetings.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Co‑curricular activities include a broad range of Hobbies and Clubs that are conducted during school hours at no extra cost. Hobbies for Classes III to X include Clay Modelling, Classical Dance, Bhangra, Western Dance, Dramatics, and Yoga, with participation twice a week. Clubs cover many disciplines, including MUN Club for debating and global issues; English Literary Writing and Debate; English Theatre; Robotics; Heritage Club (in partnership with INTACH); Photography; Mechanics; Pottery; Aeromodelling; Computer Programming; Scrabble; Cinema; English Theatre; Hindi and Punjabi Theatre; Art/Craft; Electronics; Music; Dance, and more. Clubs run thrice weekly to broaden interests and help students develop 21st‑century skills and explore potential career paths.	Academic & intellectual Olympiads: Vivek High School participates in Olympiad exams organized by the Science Olympiad Foundation, including NCO, NSO, IMO, IEO, ICO, IGKO, and ISSO. All students from Classes 1 to 12 are eligible to participate, with results used to assess growth and identify areas for development. The school also runs Model United Nations (MUN) conferences, where students debate and negotiate on global issues, building research, public speaking, and diplomacy skills.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Arts and performance opportunities include Classical Ballet Club; Classical Dance; Dance (Bhangra and Western dance); and Drama, along with English and Hindi/Punjabi Theatre. Additional creative offerings feature Cinema Club (film making), Photography Club, Art/Craft Club, Pottery, Music Club, Semi‑Classical Music Club, and multiple theatre and dance initiatives, all supported by professional guidance.	Arts & creative Trinity College London Examinations are embedded in the curriculum, with four examination options: Speech & Drama, Communication Skills, Performance Arts, and Plays in Production. Play Productions showcase Montessori and upper-year theatre, song, and dance performances as part of annual productions. Lit-Fest, the annual Literature Festival, fosters literary appreciation and direct engagement with authors.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language The school hosts a Mock United Nations (MUN) Club to train students in debating and researching world issues. The Heritage Club collaborates with INTACH to produce heritage‑themed content. Language and theatre clubs include Hindi and Punjabi Theatre, English Literary Writing and Debate, and English Theatre, complemented by cultural dance and arts activities.	Cultural & language PASCH (German) Information shows Vivek High is a Schools: Partners for the Future (PASCH) partner, with German language integrated into the curriculum as a third language and supported by Goethe-Institut and partner networks. The program includes language learning activities, teacher training, and student exchanges/camps that connect Vivek High to German-language opportunities. German language camps and related exchanges are referenced as part of the PASCH offerings.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Hobbies for Classes III–X include Clay Modelling; Classical Dance; Bhangra; Western Dance; Dramatics; and Yoga. A wide array of clubs and activities—ranging from Cinema Club and Photography Club to Mechano, Baking, Robotics, Electronics, and Mechanics—offer students diverse informal interests and social engagement opportunities.	Social & hobbies Morning Clubs focus on sports and physical activities (Chess, Table Tennis, Basketball, Football, Cricket, Taekwondo) to energize the day. SUPW Afternoon Clubs expand into arts and creative fields (Giddha, Kathak, Vocal Singing, Theatre, Percussion, Coding, MUN, Orator's Club, Photography, Guitar, Macramé, and more). Students also participate in MUN events as part of the clubs program.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service Vivek High School is a Round Square member since 1999, with participation in Service Projects, Exchanges, Conferences, and collaborative activities embedded in the Round Square framework. The school also runs the Vivek Social Initiative Programme, where students conduct interviews with notable personalities for Vivek 90.5 FM to foster discussion, awareness, and community engagement.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional House Activities provide a platform for students to showcase talents and develop leadership through team participation. Clubs are led by professional staff, with opportunities such as MUN for debate and research that help build leadership, communication, and collaboration skills. The combination of house events, performances, and competitions fosters project planning, teamwork, and presentation abilities.	Leadership & professional The school partners with tGELF for Life Skills & Leadership Programs, focusing on leadership, ethics, altruism, and decisiveness. It offers the Duke of Edinburgh/IAYP Award program with four areas (Service, Adventure, Skills & Interests, Physical Recreation) across Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels. The JA Company Programme (Junior Achievement) teaches students to start and run real businesses, guided by mentors and workshops with opportunities to compete and showcase ideas.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Sports form a core part of the program, with weekly house activities, inter‑house competitions, and inter‑school tournaments. An annual sports day offers a range of athletic events, and there are morning coaching sessions in Basketball, Football, and Cricket. Classes III–V offer Taekwondo, Football, Gymnastics, Basketball, Cricket, and Soft Ball, while Classes VI–XII include Football, Basketball, Cricket, Soft Ball, Athletics, Boxing, Table Tennis, Gymnastics, Taekwondo, Horseriding, Golf, and Chess; facilities are enhanced through partnerships with various sports organizations and complexes.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Morning Clubs start the day with physical activity, including activities such as Chess, Table Tennis, Basketball, Football, Cricket, and Taekwondo. The school emphasizes physical well-being through morning and evening practice schedules and a broad sports program. The intertwined arts, sports, and leadership activities contribute to holistic well-being and everyday resilience.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English is the medium of instruction. Punjabi and Hindi are taught as languages.	Language provision Medium of instruction is English. Languages offered as subjects include French (IGCSE and CBSE), Hindi and German (CBSE). The school uses Montessori pedagogy for early years (18 months–12 years) and offers Cambridge IGCSE and A level, along with CBSE curricula for older students (ages 13–18).
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards —	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations The school is affiliated to CBSE (Affiliation No. 2630029) and is a Cambridge Assessment International Education (IA799) registered school.
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Submit the Online Admission Form for session 2026-27 via SchoolPad. The Admission Form 2026-27 page lists Online Admission Form for session 2026-27 with a link to saupinschd.schoolpad.in for online submission. Complete all required fields in the online form and submit it through the SchoolPad portal. 2. Refer to the Admission Process 2026-27 for class-specific notices and procedures. The page shows sections such as 'Admission Notice', 'Admission Procedure Class XI', 'Admission Procedure Nursery 2026-27', and 'Admission Procedure LKG-XII 2026-27', indicating separate procedures by class. 3. Nursery admissions publish a list of selected candidates for 2026-27. The page titled 'Selected Candidates for Nursery 2026-27' provides a downloadable list of names to review for selection. 4. Admission forms are available for multiple classes, including XI, LKG, Nursery, and UKG to X. The Admission Form 2026-27 page lists 'Admission Notice', 'Admission Form Class XI 2026-27', 'Admission Form LKG 2026-27', 'Admission Form Nursery 2026-27', and 'Online Admission Form for session 2026-27' (online via saupinschd.schoolpad.in).	Admissions The prospectus and application booklet are available at the School Reception. The application form must be filled in and signed by the person responsible for the student's education. The admission checklist includes: passport-size photographs (one family photograph and three student photographs); attested copy of birth certificate (notarised); copies of Aadhaar Card for the student and both parents; medical record (if any); PEN (Permanent Education Number of UDISE+) from LKg onwards; copies of the student's school reports (not applicable for Toddlers & Nursery admission); these documents should be submitted with the application form, duly attested and notarised. Please furnish original transfer certificate if the child is presently studying at another school. Stage 2: Interactions/Interviews are conducted for admission into all classes, subject to vacancy. Children with special needs will be covered under the inclusive education programme as per CBSE norms, subject to vacancy. Stage 3: Payment: The fee will be paid through the Online Payment Gateway (SchoolPad) in four quarterly installments. Fee Structure for the Session 2026-27: Admission Charges: Rs. 40,000; Montessori Toddlers: Rs. 39,000; Montessori Nursery: Rs. 36,700; Montessori LKg: Rs. 33,440; Montessori UKG: Rs. 32,230; Montessori Elementary Classes I–III: Rs. 32,230; Classes IV–X: Rs. 33,340; Jagriti: Rs. 40,690. Note: Admission charges once paid will not be refunded.
Scholarships	Scholarships The school has introduced several academic and sports scholarships as incentives. Academic scholarships include Rs 2000 awarded to the student standing first in Classes VI to X.	Scholarships —
Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist —
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