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International Schools in Pune, India

Compare 20 international schools in Pune, India. Filter by curriculum, fees (average INR 676,490), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
20
Curricula
14
Average annual fee
INR 676,490
Fee range
INR 6,000 – 2,526,000
More school facts
Most common curriculum
IB (DP) (13 schools)
Average school size
978 pupils
Largest by enrolment
The Bishop's School - Camp
Oldest
The Bishop's School - Camp (1864)
With boarding
5
About international schools in Pune, India

Pune’s international-school market is a mix of full international curricula (IB and Cambridge IGCSE/A-levels) alongside Indian-board schools that run ‘international’ streams, and most campuses teach in English while offering additional language options. Fees vary widely with curriculum and boarding: day places on Cambridge or national-board international streams are commonly in a mid-range band while full IB day or boarding provision sits higher, so expect a large spread when you compare schools. Admissions practice is school-specific but many schools operate rolling entry with main intakes for pre-school and early primary; popular schools can fill places many months ahead, so early enquiries are advisable. Families should factor Pune’s size and traffic into school choice - campus location, transport options and extra costs (admissions/deposits, exams, transport) matter as much as curriculum and classroom experience.

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FAQs for India

Which curricula are offered by international schools in Pune?
The most common international options are the International Baccalaureate (PYP/MYP/DP) and Cambridge programmes (Cambridge Primary/IGCSE and A-levels); several schools also run Indian boards (CBSE or ICSE) alongside international streams. The curriculum you choose will affect pedagogy, assessment style and senior-school destinations, so compare the syllabus and exam patterns as well as classroom practice.
How much do international schools in Pune typically charge?
Tuition levels depend strongly on curriculum, age and whether the school offers boarding: Indian-board schools with international sections tend to be at the lower end, Cambridge schools mid-range, and full IB day or boarding schools are usually at the higher end. Published guides and recent cost surveys show a wide range rather than a single figure, so budget for tuition plus one-off admission fees, transport, uniforms and exam charges when comparing schools.
When should I start applying and what is the admissions process like?
Admissions are handled school-by-school but most Pune international schools accept applications year-round while running a main intake for nursery/KG and early primary; assessments, interviews and document checks are common parts of the process. Because popular schools and specific year groups can become full many months before term starts, begin enquiries as soon as you know your moving dates and ask each school about waitlists and transfer-term availability.
What languages are taught and what is the language of instruction?
English is the primary medium of instruction at international and international-stream schools in Pune, while Marathi and Hindi are widely taught as second or third languages and many schools also offer European or Asian language options such as French, German, Spanish or Mandarin. Check a school’s published language policy to see which languages are mandatory at which ages and whether your child can study a home language or take language courses to diploma level.
What should relocating families prioritise when comparing schools in Pune?
Prioritise curriculum fit for your child’s learning style and future plans, location and commute time, total cost (including transport, exam and activity fees), and the school’s policy on language support and assessments for new arrivals. Also ask about EAL/home-language support, class sizes, pastoral care, and how the school manages transitions for mid-year admissions so you can assess how easily your child will settle.