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IB Curriculum International Schools in Gurugram, India

Compare 17 IB Curriculum 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
17
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 now hosts a substantial cluster of private international schools that offer International Baccalaureate programmes across the Primary Years (PYP), Middle Years (MYP) and Diploma (DP), with some campuses also developing the Career-related Programme. Instruction is typically English-medium; schools commonly teach Hindi as a compulsory or second language and offer European and classical options such as French, Spanish, German and Sanskrit as additional languages. Annual tuition varies widely by campus, grade and services provided, but many IB schools in Gurugram publish fees in the mid-lakh range (several lakh rupees per year), with some lower-cost and some higher-fee campuses outside that band. Admissions usually require an application, previous-school reports, and an assessment or interview; while many local schools follow the Indian April - March academic year, some international-oriented campuses use an August/September start, so relocating families should check each school’s calendar and begin enquiries several months before the intended start date.

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FAQs for India

What ages and stages do IB programmes cover in Gurugram schools?
IB programmes cover the full school span where offered: the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for early and primary levels, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for lower secondary, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for the final two years of secondary school; some schools also offer the Career-related Programme (CP). Schools that are authorised to deliver a full IB continuum will typically accept children from pre-school or nursery through age 17 - 18, but availability of each programme depends on the individual campus.
How does the IB differ from Indian boards such as CBSE or from IGCSE?
The IB is an inquiry-based international curriculum that emphasises conceptual learning, critical thinking and a broad range of subjects, while CBSE is a national Indian curriculum and IGCSE is an international GCSE-style secondary route; each has different assessment models and university recognition patterns. Families often choose IB for its international orientation and university preparation model, but practical differences such as subject choices, exam schedules and local recognition mean you should compare how each board fits your child’s needs.
What language instruction can we expect and will our child learn Hindi?
Most IB schools in Gurugram teach primarily in English and include Hindi either as a required second language or as part of the language programme, and many schools also offer European languages such as French, Spanish or German as options; some schools additionally offer Sanskrit or other classical languages. Check each school’s language policy and the level at which language options are available, because schools differ in whether languages are taught as mother-tongue, second language or elective courses.
What should we budget for fees at an IB school in Gurugram?
Published annual tuition for IB schools in Gurugram varies considerably by campus, facilities and grade level; many schools list fees in the several-lakh-rupee band per year, while some campuses publish lower annual charges and a few premium campuses exceed that range. Besides tuition expect one-time admission or registration fees and separate charges for transport, meals, uniforms and certain activities, so compare total annual cost rather than headline tuition alone.
When should we start applying and what does the admissions process usually involve?
Begin enquiries several months before you need a place: schools commonly ask for an application form, past school reports, birth documentation and may use an entrance assessment and a parent or student interview as part of shortlisting. Because some schools follow the local April - March calendar while others use an international August/September cycle, check the exact intake months and any re-enrolment or deposit deadlines for the campus you prefer.