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International Schools in Gurugram, India

Compare 19 international schools in Gurugram, India. Filter by curriculum, fees (average INR 510,855), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
19
Curricula
15
Average annual fee
INR 510,855
Fee range
INR 172,750 – 1,560,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (PYP) (13 schools)
Average school size
1,706 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Suncity School
Oldest
King’s College UK, Gurugram (1880)
With boarding
5
About international schools in Gurugram, India

Gurugram’s international-school sector combines full international curricula (IB and Cambridge/IGCSE) with a large number of schools that also follow Indian boards, so families can choose from genuinely different pedagogic pathways rather than a single model. The medium of instruction at international schools is almost always English, with Hindi as a common taught language and a growing offer of modern languages such as French, Spanish and German; schools routinely list language options in their prospectuses. Fees vary widely by curriculum, campus and boarding options, but many day international schools in the city publish composite annual charges in the mid-hundreds of thousands of rupees, while more extensive residential programmes cost substantially more. Admissions are handled school-by-school but follow a predictable rhythm tied to the Indian academic year; parents relocating should allow several months for application forms, assessments and document checks and plan for transport, start/finish times and additional charges for exams, uniforms and activities.

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FAQs for India

What international curricula are typically available in Gurugram and how do they differ?
Families will commonly find the International Baccalaureate (IB) and Cambridge IGCSE/A-levels alongside schools that continue to offer Indian boards; a smaller number follow US-style or other foreign curricula. The IB emphasises a continuum of inquiry-based programmes and global assessment at Diploma level, while Cambridge programmes use stage-based public examinations (IGCSE, A-levels) and tend to be more subject-exam focused; each leads to different teaching styles and university pathways.
How much should we expect to pay for an international school in Gurugram?
There is significant variation: many day schools offering IB or Cambridge list composite annual fees in the range of roughly ₹150,000 - ₹600,000, depending on age and services, while boarding or very large campuses can charge substantially more. Published fee schedules also commonly exclude extras such as transport, textbooks, external exam charges and residential costs, so parents should budget for additional annual expenses.
When does admissions season run and how early should we apply when relocating?
Most schools in the city align applications to the Indian academic calendar and open admissions well before the new session begins in early April, though some international schools operate slightly different intake months and accept transfers year-round for compatible curricula. Parents relocating from abroad should start enquiries at least three to six months ahead, prepare school reports and transfer certificates, and expect entrance assessments or interviews for many year groups.
What languages are used for teaching and which foreign languages are offered?
English is the standard medium of instruction in international schools; Hindi is almost universally available as a taught language and schools commonly offer European languages such as French and Spanish, with some schools also listing German, Chinese or other options. Language provision and the level at which a language is available (early years, secondary, or diploma options) vary by school, so check each school’s language policy before applying.
What should relocating parents prioritise when comparing international schools in Gurugram?
Look first at curriculum fit for your child’s learning style and long-term goals, then check the school’s accreditation/authorisation for that curriculum, published fee inclusions and what is charged extra (transport, exams, trips). Also factor in commute times and the availability of reliable school transport, the school’s language support for non-native English speakers, and inspection or accreditation status and pastoral support for children settling into a new country.