CBSE / Indian Curriculum International Schools in Kuwait

CBSE and other Indian-curriculum schools in Kuwait serve a large expatriate community and are typically English-medium institutions that follow the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) syllabus while also meeting Kuwait’s Ministry of Education requirements for Arabic and, where applicable, Islamic Studies. Many schools offer Hindi or other Indian languages as second-language options and some run parallel Cambridge/IGCSE streams at secondary level; parents should check each school’s subject choices and language pathways. Annual tuition at CBSE schools in Kuwait commonly ranges from the lower hundreds of Kuwaiti dinars up to around KD 1,500 - 1,700 for some senior-streams, with transport, uniforms, exam and laboratory charges often adding several hundred dinars to the true annual cost. The local academic year generally runs from late August/early September to late May or June, and admissions and registration windows open in the months before the new year (schools publish their own instalment schedules and required documents).