Application / Registration Fee
- Admission (one-time) / registration fee: INR 45,000 (one-time at the time of new admission).
Tuition fees (by year group) — representative amounts and how they are commonly billed
- Early Years / Pre‑primary (Nursery, LKG, UKG): typical annual tuition for pre‑primary at this campus is in a lower-to-mid band compared with higher grades; many published school listings show pre‑primary and primary tuition in the range of tens of thousands of rupees per year, with exact values set by class. (See examples and the school's official public disclosure.)
- Primary (Classes 1–5): example figures published for Class 5 show a tuition component of approximately INR 60,650 per year (equivalent to about INR 15,163 per quarter). Additional recurring charges such as ‘other fees' are commonly listed separately (for example, an additional ~INR 7,000 per year in published listings), yielding a sample total recurring annual charge of roughly INR 67,650 for that class.
- Middle (Classes 6–8): example figures published for Class 6 show a tuition component of approximately INR 55,800 per year (equivalent to about INR 13,950 per quarter) plus other recurring charges (example: ~INR 7,000), giving a sample total recurring annual charge of roughly INR 62,800 for that class.
- Secondary (Classes 9–10) and Senior Secondary (Classes 11–12): published aggregate listings and school-fee summaries show higher annual tuition levels for secondary and senior‑secondary years than for primary/middle; published market listings for this campus place annual tuition and full first‑year costs for senior grades in higher bands (parents should confirm the exact class-wise figure). Representative annual ranges for this campus across different sources sit between approximately INR 60,000 and INR 250,000 depending on board/program and grade.
- How per‑term/per‑quarter numbers are shown: where an annual tuition figure is published, the equivalent quarterly amount (approx.) is calculated by dividing the annual tuition by four; many Delhi Public School branches and public disclosures use a quarterly (four‑installment) billing pattern for the recurring composite/tuition fee. Example: an annual tuition of INR 60,650 ≈ INR 15,163 per quarter. (Quarterly equivalence shown here is an arithmetic conversion of published annual tuition for clarity.)
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Recurring tuition/composite fees are commonly structured as periodic instalments (quarterly in advance is a common practice across the DPS group of schools). Where annual tuition is published, it is frequently collected in four instalments (first quarter at session start, then at the start of each quarter). Parents should note that some campuses list composite/tuition fees as payable quarterly or by other scheduled instalments.
- Typical payment terms used by DPS campuses include: non‑cash modes for fee payment (online/ERP/bank transfer/NEFT/credit or debit card), and in some branches the option to submit post‑dated cheques (PDCs) for the four quarters. Late‑payment charges and cheque‑return charges are commonly specified in fee circulars for individual campuses.
Boarding / Hostel fees
- Day/Boarding status: this campus is listed as a day school (boarding / hostel facility not indicated as part of the campus profile). Therefore, dedicated boarding / hostel fees do not apply for the standard programme on this campus.
Other costs and typical additional charges
- Transport (school bus): optional, charged separately; published ranges for transport fees for this campus area and comparable listings show annual transport charges commonly running in the tens of thousands of rupees (examples across market listings show typical transport fees in a range such as ~INR 35,000–45,000 per year depending on route). Transport is an extra recurring charge and is usually billed monthly or quarterly.
- Other recurring or annual charges: examples shown in published fee summaries include items listed as ‘other fees', ‘activity charges', ‘lab charges' or ‘composite extras' (illustrative published examples show amounts such as ~INR 7,000 per year as a separate line item). These cover items such as activity fees, basic consumables, library/lab contributions and similar.
- One‑time deposits or caution money: many DPS branches collect a refundable caution/security deposit at admission (amounts and refund rules vary by campus). Parents should treat any campus caution deposit as a separate one‑time item that may be refundable on completion/withdrawal subject to the school's rules. (That practice is commonly reflected across DPS fee policies.)
- Uniform, books and stationery: charged separately (often as one‑time purchase at the start of the session). Published school listings routinely list uniform and book costs as additional to the tuition/composite fee.
Refund and cancellation (general position applied at many DPS campuses)
- Admission / registration fees are typically non‑refundable. Recurring tuition/composite fees are generally non‑refundable for the period already covered by the instalment. Refundable caution/security deposits (where collected) are usually refunded when the student formally withdraws, subject to the school's deductions and completion of clearance formalities. Detailed refund, cancellation and withdrawal rules are set out in each campus's official fee policy.
Fee payment options
- Online ERP / school payment portal (electronic payment) — the campus uses online application and ERP systems for admissions and fee administration, and published admissions pages link to the Entrar/ERP platform for application/payment workflows. Electronic payment modes are the primary channel.
- Bank transfer / NEFT / RTGS, credit card / debit card, UPI and other non‑cash modes (these are the usual non‑cash channels used by DPS campuses). Some campuses also accept post‑dated cheques (PDCs) for quarterly instalments; exact accepted instruments are confirmed in the campus fee circular.
Summary note on available published figures and limits of the public listings
- The school's mandatory public disclosure page provides an official link to the campus fee‑structure document; published market listings and school‑information aggregators have also published class‑level examples (for example Class 5 and Class 6 sample recurring tuition and other‑fee figures cited above). For full, class‑wise line‑by‑line fee tables (per term / per quarter) and the exact refund/caution‑deposit wording, consult the campus fee document or the campus admissions office; published summaries shown here are representative extractions from the campus disclosure and recent market listings.
