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Amity International School Noida

India, Noida

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹64,179 - 79,370
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi
Typical class size 17
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Amity International School Noida is a CBSE-affiliated day and boarding campus near the Greater Noida Expressway and Kalindi Kunj. Established in 1994 by the Ritnand Balved Education Foundation, it is part of the Amity International Schools network and holds ISO certification. The campus is arranged in six age-blocked wings for pre-primary through senior years, with on-site Amity Residences offering separate facilities for boys and girls, wardens, and security. The SynchroStudy program blends CBSE coursework with competitive exam preparation through the Amity Institute for Competitive Examinations. Facilities include a health clinic, a library, a book shop, CCTV security, and emergency infrastructure; sports grounds for cricket, hockey, football, basketball, tennis, a skating rink, horse riding, and an Olympic-sized track; science and IT labs, biotechnology, maths, physics, and language resources, plus interactive smart classes. The school runs exchange programs and United Nations events, with co-curricular activities in arts, culture, leadership, service, and well-being.

A Block, C Block, Sector 44, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201313, India

The Essentials

Amity International School Noida has typical class sizes of 17, instruction in English.

Location
Amity International School, Sector-44 Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. The campus is connected to Noida, Greater Noida, Delhi and adjoining NCR through 70+ dedicated bus routes. The on-campus bus parking facility, GPS-enabled buses, trained drivers, transport staff and ayas on board ensure safety and reliability.

Stages
Primary Wing, Middle Wing and Senior Wing. Admissions start from Nursery onwards.

Type
Boarding facility is available on campus via Amity Residences for boys and girls with separate facilities, wardens and security.

Additional learning support
The Learning Enhancement Centre supports students with Learning Difficulties, with a multidisciplinary team and Individual Educational Plans (IEP). Support begins in primary school and continues through high school.

Country affiliation
India (CBSE affiliated).

Bus service
AIS Noida operates 70+ bus routes across Noida, Greater Noida, Delhi and adjoining NCR. Buses are GPS-tracked and staffed with trained drivers and dedicated transport staff; ayas assist younger students.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
The school provides on-campus hostel facilities (Amity Residences) with separate facilities for boys and girls, wardens, and 24/7 security. Air-conditioned twin-sharing rooms have attached bathrooms and a sitting lounge; on-campus laundry, internet access, and satellite TV are available. Boarders follow a structured daily routine and may take short exeats on Saturdays when escorted by wardens.

Uniform Requirement
Students must wear proper school uniform as prescribed by the school.

Food Options
The school has a hygienic, well-maintained canteen that serves healthy and nutritious food. Quality checks are performed regularly to maintain high standards.

House System
The school uses an inter-house system with four houses: Mandakini, Bhagirathi, Pawani, and Alaknanda. Inter-house competitions and heritage walks are part of school activities.

Governance and Ownership
AIS Noida is part of the Amity International School network run by the Amity Education Group, with leadership from Chairperson Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan.
Fees

Annual tuition at Amity International School Noida ranges from INR 64,179 to INR 79,370 for 2026/27.

Application & one‑time admission charges (payable at admission)
- Admission Fee: INR 12,000 (Nursery), INR 12,000 (LKG), INR 8,500 (UKG–X), INR 6,500 (XI–XII).
- Caution Money (security deposit): INR 8,000 (Nursery, LKG), INR 7,500 (UKG–XII).
- Registration Fee: INR 2,500 (all classes).
- One‑time total (Admission + Caution Money + Registration) per new admission: Nursery/LKG INR 22,500; UKG–X INR 18,500; XI–XII INR 16,500.

Tuition / composite charges by year group (payable per term / quarter)
- Nursery: Composite fee per quarter INR 52,730 — equivalent to INR 210,920 per year (4 quarters).
- LKG: Composite fee per quarter INR 52,730 — equivalent to INR 210,920 per year.
- UKG: Composite fee per quarter INR 43,750 — equivalent to INR 175,000 per year.
- Class I: Composite fee per quarter INR 42,966 — equivalent to INR 171,864 per year.
- Class II: Composite fee per quarter INR 42,876 — equivalent to INR 171,504 per year.
- Class III: Composite fee per quarter INR 43,068 — equivalent to INR 172,272 per year.
- Class IV: Composite fee per quarter INR 43,095 — equivalent to INR 172,380 per year.
- Class V: Composite fee per quarter INR 43,284 — equivalent to INR 173,136 per year.
- Class VI: Composite fee per quarter INR 42,921 — equivalent to INR 171,684 per year.
- Class VII: Composite fee per quarter INR 42,939 — equivalent to INR 171,756 per year.
- Class VIII: Composite fee per quarter INR 43,458 — equivalent to INR 173,832 per year.
- Class IX: Composite fee per quarter INR 44,916 — equivalent to INR 179,664 per year.
- Class X: Composite fee per quarter INR 44,040 — equivalent to INR 176,160 per year.
- Class XI (Commerce / Humanities): Composite fee per quarter INR 48,933 — equivalent to INR 195,732 per year.
- Class XI (Science): Composite fee per quarter INR 49,893 — equivalent to INR 199,572 per year.
- Class XII (Commerce / Humanities): Composite fee per quarter INR 49,311 — equivalent to INR 197,244 per year.
- Class XII (Science): Composite fee per quarter INR 50,271 — equivalent to INR 201,084 per year.
These composite (quarterly) amounts are the standard term charges; additional itemized charges (sports, exam, optional/excursion) are added as applicable.

Other recurring/ancillary charges
- Sports fee: charged per quarter (typical published value shown as INR 1,500 per quarter).
- Examination fee: charged per quarter (published values in the schedule range from INR 200 to INR 300 per quarter depending on the class).
- Optional activities, excursions and certain subject levies are charged extra when applicable.
- Transport (school bus) is billed separately and varies by route; transport charges are not included in the composite fee and are calculated per route.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are billed and payable quarterly; the school's published fee schedule lists the composite charges as payable quarterly.
- The school requires fee payment by the due date; historically the quarterly due dates have been the 1st of April, July, October and January with a short window (for example, up to the 10th of the first month of the quarter) after which late payment fines are applied and nonpayment can lead to removal from the rolls.
- One‑time admission dues are payable at the time of admission; recurring composite and ancillary charges are due each quarter.
- Processing/registration payments for admissions can be made online (credit card / debit card / netbanking); regular fee payment is expected online or as stipulated by the school at the time of admission.

Boarding / hostel
- An on‑campus hostel / boarding facility is provided; boarding accommodation (twin sharing AC rooms with attached bath and common facilities) is available for students. Boarding charges are not included in the school K–12 composite fee schedule and are billed separately by the hostel administration. Parents should treat hostel charges as a separate component to be paid in addition to school fees.

Other costs (uniforms, books, stationery, canteen, laundry, etc.)
- Uniform, textbooks and stationery are supplied through the school book shop / uniform shop and are charged separately at the time of purchase.
- Canteen and incidental services (medical, laundry in hostel, special lab consumables, some subject materials) are additional and billed as used or as part of separate charges.

Refund information
- A Caution Money (security deposit) is collected at admission; standard practice at Amity institutions is that such security/caution deposits are refundable after adjustment of any outstanding dues when the student leaves, subject to the school's rules and clearance procedures. Other one‑time and term‑wise fee components are generally not refundable except as per specific school policy.

Accepted payment methods
- Processing/registration fees for admissions: online payment by credit card, debit card, netbanking.
- Regular school fee payment: the school's admission instructions require fee payment online before the due date; historically some payments (at the time of admission or for certain branches) have also been accepted by Demand Draft / payorder / A/C payee cheque or at bank counter extensions as specified by the school.
- Transport, hostel and other ancillary services are billed separately and follow the payment modes and schedules set by those service units.

Notes
- Transport and hostel charges are additional to the composite tuition figures above and vary by route/room type.
- Fees are subject to change by school or government directive; the published schedule indicates that transport, optional activities and certain subject fees may vary.
Academics

Amity International School Noida teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
CBSE curriculum is used at Amity International School Noida. The SynchroStudy program blends CBSE coursework with entrance examination preparation through the Amity Institute for Competitive Examinations (AICE).

Student Teacher Ratio
The school maintains a teacher-student ratio of 1:17.

Exam Results
The CBSE Board results for Classes X and XII have been outstanding in past years, with an average aggregate of about 82% in board examinations.

Higher Education Progression
Students gain admission to leading professional colleges in India and abroad; AIS Noida has a history of placing students in top universities and programs.

Gifted and Talented
SynchroStudy provides advanced training by extending board topics through the Amity Institute for Competitive Examinations (AICE), catering to high-achieving students.
Parent Experience

History
Amity International School, Noida was established in 1994 by the Ritnand Balved Education Foundation (RBEF), which spearheads the AKC Group of Companies in education. The founder is Dr. Ashok K. Chauhan and the Chairperson is Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Chauhan. The school is located on the link road between Noida and Delhi, adjacent to the Greater Noida Expressway and Kalindi Kunj. It is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and has ISO certification. It forms part of the Amity International School network, with AIS Saket, AIS Noida, AIS Mayur Vihar, AIS Gurugram 43, AIS Gurugram 46, AIS Vasundhara (Sector 1 and Sector 6), AIS Pushp Vihar, AIS Gwalior, AIS Vrindavan Yojna, AIS Jagdishpur, AIS Navi Mumbai and AIS Raipur in the group.

Community
The school maintains a calendar of events under Beyond Academics and Events, including Founder's Day, Prerna Diwas, Sports Day, Carnival, Annual Day, Investiture Ceremony and Special Assemblies. The site also provides a Newsletter and a section called Happenings to cover activities and achievements. These elements indicate an active school community with a variety of cultural and co‑curricular activities.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
School Parents Teachers Association Members (PTA) are listed for Amity International School, Noida. PTA members include Jaishri Pandey (Teacher) and Faisal Siddiqui, Chandar Shekhar Pandey and Dr. Jatin Talwar, among others. Contact details are provided for some members, including jaishri26877@gmail.com and c.shekhar2006@gmail.com. The PTA list shows roles and occupations for several members, such as Teacher and professionals, underscoring formal PTA participation.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The campus is divided into six blocks to accommodate Pre Primary, Primary, Middle and Senior wings. All blocks are equipped with firefighting solutions, a controlled PA system, emergency staircases and power backup for classrooms and utility areas. A hygienic and well-maintained canteen provides healthy meals. The Health Clinic operates with a full-time doctor and two nurses, with an ambulance on site for emergencies and day-to-day medical coverage. The library is well-stocked and a Book Shop on campus sells prescribed books from nursery through class 12 during working hours. Security measures include CCTV, guards, ID cards for students and staff, temporary visitor IDs and regular drills.

Sports Facilities
The school provides a wide range of sports facilities. We have lush green grounds for cricket, hockey, football, and basketball, two lawn tennis clay courts, a skating rink, a horse riding area and a badminton court. There is a 10-meter shooting range, a chess room, a table tennis room, an MP hall for karate, a fully equipped gymnasium and an Olympic-sized track.

Academic Facilities
The campus supports six age-blocked wings with dedicated amenities and power backup. Science Activity Labs enable middle and secondary students to perform hands-on experiments, with a capacity of 45 students at a time and good ventilation. The Physics Lab is spacious with granite-top tables, sockets and a dark room, and a small physics library is on site. A Biotechnology Lab is fully equipped for experiments in protein chemistry, genetic engineering, microbiology, biochemistry and cell biology. Maths Activity Labs, Computer Lab, Digital Language Lab and other IT facilities include Interactive Smart Classes, Intranet Facility and Networking Facility.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Visual Arts and Performing Arts are offered, with faculty guiding painting, sculpture, dance, music and drama. The school runs international Exchange Programmes with countries including the USA, UK, Germany, Sweden, France, Denmark, New Zealand, Australia and Japan. Model United Nations events provide opportunities to practice debate and diplomacy. Trips and excursions expose students to heritage, culture, and science, including visits to Gandhi Smriti Museum and the National Science Centre. Public Interaction Program and Happiness Symposium are examples of outreach and student-wellbeing activities.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school uses an extensive academic programme with interactive teaching methods and periodic progress reviews. Learning Centres include Literacy Language Centre, Science Centre, Maths Centre, Construction/Block Centre, Music Centre, Art and Craft Center and Reading Centre to support learning beyond traditional classrooms. The middle and senior wings implement Project Based Learning, Technology Integration and Interdisciplinary Learning Activities to develop critical thinking and problem solving. Educational trips and an interdisciplinary approach reinforce concepts through real‑world contexts.

Arts & Creative
Artistic development is supported through Music Centre and Art and Craft Center, with Visual Arts and Performing Arts offerings in Beyond Academics. Students participate in co‑curricular performances, arts exhibitions and cultural events as part of the school's activities. The approach blends hands‑on creative work with showcases to develop artistic skills.

Cultural & Language
Cultural Education is promoted through Cultural Awareness, including Art education, visits to museums, exchange programmes and international events such as Odyssey of the Mind, World's Scholars Cup and Model United Nations. This is reinforced by Heritage Education and art‑based learning that foster appreciation for diverse cultures.

Social & Hobbies
Interdisciplinary Learning Activities provide opportunities to showcase talents across disciplines, with emphasis on collaborative and creative projects. The Middle Wing emphasizes social and spiritual development through assemblies, celebrations and project based learning. Students engage in activities like social service and motivational talks to develop teamwork and ethical understanding.

Community & Service
Social service activities and community involvement are organized as part of Social and Spiritual Development, reinforcing values and civic responsibility.

Leadership & Professional
Administrative Leadership programs offer roles such as Head Girl/Head Boy, House Captains, Vice Captains, Cultural, Literary and Sports Secretaries and Prefects, helping students develop leadership skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Circle Time and Thematic Assemblies cultivate social and emotional learning and help students understand themes, values and ethics. Spiritual development activities such as Hawan and regular discussions on morals support wellbeing and personal growth. Heritage Education fosters respect for diversity and cultural awareness.
Reputation

Awards
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Accreditations
CBSE affiliation with CBSE Affiliation No. 2130284 (Dehradun Region); ISO 9001:2015 certification for quality measures at the school.
Admissions

Admissions
Admission Application Form is available online at amity.edu. The cost of the Admission Form is Rs. 1,100 (Non-Refundable). A Career Aptitude Test is available at amity.edu/admission-career-test.aspx.

After submitting the application, access the Admission Microsite with your form number and password. The Microsite is the primary channel for admission updates. Check the Microsite regularly, as well as email and SMS alerts. The Microsite hosts information about selection and joining instructions.

The selection process information is communicated on the Admission Microsite and via Email and SMS. During pandemic adjustments, the selection included uploading video responses to three questions via the Admission Microsite after registration. The link for this is provided on the Admission Microsite. Online Proctored Interviews and Creative Tests are conducted for certain programs such as Law, Physical Education, and Fashion/Fine Arts/Design courses.

Selected candidates receive an Admission Letter on the Admission Microsite. The Letter contains information about fees for all semesters, commencement date and time, venue, hostel allotment (if applied), any scholarship, and the joining documents. The Admission Letter is provisional and valid for the current academic year. If the Admission Committee recommends a change to a different program or campus, the Microsite will present a Basket of programs option and you must consent to the change. Direct UG Admission may be offered to candidates with 80%+ aggregate in Class XII (CBSE/ISC/State Boards) for eligible programs, with exceptions for Architecture/Design/Education/Fine Arts/Fashion/Law/Physical Education.

Scholarships
Scholarship-cum-Fast Track Admission is offered, but not applicable for Architecture/Design/Education/Fine Arts/Fashion/Law/Physical Education programs; Scholarship seats are limited and granted on a first-come-first-serve basis; Scholarship is awarded after joining on verification of original documents.

Scholarship levels for UG programs based on XII percentage (CBSE/ISC) are 100% for 99%+ aggregate in XII and 95%+ in XII-2022; 50% for 98-98.99% and 90-94.99% in XII-2022; 30% for 96-97.99% and 88%+ in XII-2022; 20% for 94-95.99% in XII-2021. For programs after graduation, scholarship eligibility is determined after joining with document verification.

JEE Main percentile-based scholarships are 100% for 97-100, 75% for 94-96.9, and 50% for 90-93.9.

Amity Alumni Advantage offers 10% fee concession for Amity alumni with no more than a two-year gap. Martyr's Scholarship is available for wards of deceased soldiers as per policy. Sports Scholarships are available with up to 100% for International Participants, 50% for National Medal winners, and 25% for National Participants, subject to selection, trials, and policy rules; scholarships are limited and awarded on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Other notes include that scholarships cannot be combined with other concessions; last date to apply for scholarships is 31 August 2022; full fees are paid initially and any excess due to scholarship is adjusted in Semester II. Scholarships and concessions are subject to the university's policy and committee approval.
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