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BCM Arya International School

India, Ludhiana

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Opened 2017
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Hindi, Punjabi, French
Strengths STEM, Academic Enrichment, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

BCM Arya International School is in Shastri Nagar, Ludhiana 141002, India. The school offers Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) curriculums from early years through to A Levels, including Cambridge Primary, Secondary, IGCSE, International AS Levels and A Levels. It serves students aged 3 to 18 and provides education from EY‑I Nursery to A Level (12th). The CAIE curriculum is designed to build deep mastery of core concepts and prepare learners for global higher education and careers. The campus features laboratories for robotics, English, mathematics, science and ICT with interactive panels, a Reading Room and an Activity Room, plus CCTV security and on-site counselling. An Integrated Veda-Inspired Campus blends spiritual, moral and cultural education with academics. Extracurriculars include fashion and origami clubs, community service, and cultural activities, reinforcing creativity, responsibility and cultural heritage. The school emphasizes a nurturing, global-minded environment and a track record of student success for many graduates worldwide.

BCM ARYA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, Near G.T.B. Hospital, Shastri Nagar, Ludhiana 141002

The Essentials

BCM Arya International School has instruction in English.

Location
BCM Arya International School is in Shastri Nagar, Ludhiana. It is near GTB Hospital. The postal code is 141002.

Stages
Cambridge Early Year Programme (EY-1 to EY-3); Cambridge Primary; Cambridge Lower Secondary; Cambridge Upper Secondary (IGCSE); Cambridge Advanced AS & A Levels.

Country affiliation
India

Religious affiliation
Arya Samaj
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
CAIE UNIFORM. Pre-EY, EY-1 Uniform: Summer - Boys: navy blue shorts; light blue shirt with school insignia on pocket; navy blue socks; black shoes; navy blue patka for Sikh students. Girls: navy blue skirt; light blue shirt with school insignia on pocket; navy blue socks; white ribbons with two plaits; black shoes. Winter (Boys & Girls): navy blue track suits (3-piece) with white & sky blue stripes and logo; navy blue socks; navy blue patka for Sikh boys; white ribbons with two plaits (girls); black shoes. Stage EY-2 to A Level Uniform (Summer): Boys - light grey shorts (EY1-Stage 6), trousers (Stage 7-A Level); white shirt with short sleeves and tie-collar with checkered border and CAIE insignia on pocket; light grey patka for Sikh students; white striped socks (red, yellow, white); grey tie with red, yellow and white stripes; belt with stripes and CAIE insignia. Girls - light grey skirt (Stage 2-A Level); white shirt with short sleeves and tie-collar with checkered border and CAIE insignia on pocket; white striped socks; red ribbons with two plaits; grey tie with red, yellow and white stripes; belt with stripes and CAIE insignia. Summer Uniform (Saturday): White shorts (Stage 2-Stage 6) / trousers (Stage 7-A Level) and house T-shirt; plain white shorts & house T-Shirt - EY 1/EY 2 (Friday) & EY 3 (Saturday); White skirts (Stage 2-A Level) and house T-shirt. Winter Uniform (Monday-Friday): Boys - light grey trousers; white full-sleeve shirt with tie-collar with checkered border and CAIE insignia on pocket; grey plain V-neck sweater with red, yellow and grey stripes; red blazer with CAIE insignia; grey patka for Sikh students; grey socks with red, yellow and white stripes; grey tie with red, yellow and white stripes; belt with stripes and CAIE insignia; grey cap and gloves (optional). Girls - light grey trousers; white full-sleeve shirt with tie-collar with checkered border and CAIE insignia on pocket; grey plain V-neck sweater with red, yellow and grey stripes; red blazer with CAIE insignia; two folded plaits with red ribbons; grey socks with red, yellow and white stripes; grey tie with red, yellow and white stripes; belt with stripes and CAIE insignia; grey cap and gloves (optional). Winter Uniform (Saturday): Navy blue track suits with CAIE logo. All students wear black sports shoes on Mon-Fri, white sports shoes on Saturday (Liberty Art No. 9906-02).

Governance and Ownership
Managed By Arya Samaj, Model Town, Ludhiana.
Fees
Application / Registration fee

- No separate application or one-time registration fee amount is published by the school.

Tuition fees (by school year / stage)

Note: the school lists fees as Quarterly Charges. The annual totals shown below are calculated as (Quarterly charge × 4). This annual calculation is an arithmetic inference from the published quarterly charge.

- EY-1 (Nursery): Quarterly charge INR 37,283. Annual (Quarterly × 4) INR 149,132.
- EY-2 (LKG): Quarterly charge INR 34,631. Annual (Quarterly × 4) INR 138,524.
- EY-3 (UKG): Quarterly charge INR 36,816. Annual (Quarterly × 4) INR 147,264.
- Stage 2–6 (Grades I–V): Quarterly charge INR 36,886. Annual (Quarterly × 4) INR 147,544.
- Stage 7 (Grade VI): Quarterly charge INR 38,317. Annual (Quarterly × 4) INR 153,268.
- Stage 8 – IGCSE (Grades VII–X): Quarterly charge INR 37,464. Annual (Quarterly × 4) INR 149,856.
- AS & A Level (Grades XI–XII): Quarterly charge INR 39,842. Annual (Quarterly × 4) INR 159,368.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing cadence: Fees are billed quarterly and must be paid online within the first 10 days of each quarter: April, July, October and January.
- Late payment: A late fee of INR 100 is charged for payments made after the first 10 days and up to the 20th of the month.
- Payment identification: If paying via net banking, parents are required to supply the UTR number when submitting payment.
- Fee system availability: The school's online fee-payment facility was noted as available from April 1, 2024.

Boarding / Hostel fees

- No boarding or hostel fees are published; the school's publicly listed materials do not present any boarding options or boarding charges.

Other costs and recurring charges

- Uniform: The school publishes a uniform policy and lists uniform requirements, but no uniform price schedule is published. Parents are required to follow the uniform code.
- Transportation: the school references a transportation/transportation link for details, but specific transport fares are not published in the publicly available materials.
- Books and learning resources: book lists and recommended textbooks for sessions are published; specific charges for books are not listed as part of the fee schedule.
- Late fee: INR 100 (applies for payments made after the first 10 days and up to the 20th of the month).

Refunds and cancellations

- No explicit refund, fee-cancellation, or fee-adjustment policy is published in the school's publicly available admission/parent information materials.

Fee payment options

- The school requires online payment of fees; net banking is explicitly referenced and parents are instructed to record the UTR number when paying by net banking. No explicit published listing of credit-card, cheque, cash, or international bank-transfer options is provided in the school's public fee and parent information documents.

Administrative note (calculation method)

- Quarterly charges are the published unit of tuition on the school's fee page; annual figures above are the product of the published quarterly charge multiplied by four (Quarterly × 4). This multiplication is an arithmetic calculation applied to the published quarterly charges for clarity on an annual basis.
Academics

BCM Arya International School teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
Cambridge IGCSE and A Level qualifications are offered from EY-I (Nursery) through A Level (12th). The Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) curriculum is certified and designed to provide in-depth mastery of key concepts. The program provides a pathway to a global learning community and supports specialization at higher levels through A Levels.

Student Teacher Ratio
An ideal student–teacher ratio is maintained to enable personalized attention and guidance.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Various sessions with community leaders, activists and experts educate students about sustainability, diversity, and social justice. These sessions foster a sense of connection and empathy among students. The school aims to provide a nurturing and innovative learning environment that empowers students to become lifelong learners, critical thinkers, and responsible global citizens. The Cambridge CAIE certified curriculum supports in-depth mastery of concepts and encourages students to focus on their strengths. The school maintains an ideal student–teacher ratio to enable personalized attention and guidance during foundational years. Integrated Veda–inspired campus design supports holistic development including spiritual, cultural, and ethical education.

Mental Wellbeing
The school provides access to counselling services for students and staff, supporting mental wellbeing.

Safeguarding
Safe and secured environment with a Control Center and CCTV monitoring of the entire campus ensures the safety of every child. The school also offers access to counselling services for students and staff as part of safeguarding.
Parent Experience

History
Initiated in 2017, BCM Arya International School offers Cambridge IGCSE and A Level qualifications from EY-I(Nursery) to A Level(12th). It follows a CAIE-certified curriculum and positions itself within a global learning community. The school highlights its heritage, growth, resources, and a track record of student success. Its stated mission is to provide a nurturing and innovative learning environment that empowers students to become lifelong learners, critical thinkers, and responsible global citizens, with a global outlook. The campus features state-of-the-art infrastructure, including Vibrant Activity Room, Reading Room, Robotics labs, English, Math and Science labs with Interactive panels, and Integrated Veda Inspired Campus for School Education.

Community
Community sensitization includes various sessions with community leaders, activists and experts organized to educate students about sustainability, diversity, and social justice. Educational visits to local organizations, community centers, and cultural sites are arranged to provide students with firsthand exposure to the community's diversity, challenges, and resources, fostering connection and empathy.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school has laboratories for robotics, English, mathematics, science and ICT with interactive panels to support academic and co-curricular activities. It includes a Reading Room and a dedicated Activity Room on campus. A CCTV-controlled campus provides safety and counseling services are available. The Integrated Veda-Inspired Campus combines spiritual, moral and ethical development with academic learning, including Vedic teachings.

Academic Facilities
The Cambridge CAIE curriculum is offered, including IGCSE and A-Level qualifications from EY-I Nursery to A Level. The campus provides robotics, English, mathematics, science and ICT laboratories with interactive panels, plus a Reading Room and an Activity Room. The campus is CCTV-controlled for safety and offers counseling services. Integrated Veda-Inspired Campus supports academic learning with spiritual, moral and cultural education through Vedic teachings.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school organizes community sensitization sessions with leaders, activists and experts on sustainability, diversity and social justice. Educational visits to local organizations, community centers and cultural sites are arranged to provide firsthand learning experiences. The campus integrates Vedic teachings and cultural education as part of holistic student development.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school teaches Cambridge CAIE qualifications, offering IGCSE and A Levels from EY‑I (Nursery) to A Level (12th). The CAIE curriculum is supported by state‑of‑the‑art facilities, including a Vibrant Activity Room, Reading Room, robotics labs and English, Math, Science and ICT labs with interactive panels to support academic and co‑curricular activities. An Integrated Veda Inspired Campus for School Education provides holistic development—spiritual, moral and ethical—alongside academics, with Vedic teachings to deepen cultural heritage and values. Investiture ceremonies are held and the school runs aspiring researcher initiatives alongside career guidance.

Arts & Creative
The school runs creative activities such as a Fashion Runway (2025), Origami Activity, Pictionary and Pamphlet Designing Competitions, and Book Talks. These activities foster creative expression, design thinking and communication skills among students. Evidence of creative programming appears in school events and showcases like fashion and craft presentations.

Cultural & Language
Cultural programming includes World Heritage Day and Baisakhi celebrations, along with Christmas celebrations and other cultural events. International Yoga Day is observed, and an Integrated Veda Inspired Campus emphasizes cultural heritage and values. Vedic teachings are integrated to promote a deeper understanding of Indian culture and history.

Social & Hobbies
Social and hobby activities include Talent Hunt events, Entrepreneur Stalls and other student‑led exhibitions that encourage collaboration and creative teamwork. Science Exhibitions and ongoing project showcases provide avenues for peer learning and informal interest groups. Regular cultural and festive activities also contribute to social engagement among students.

Community & Service
Community sensitization sessions are organized with community leaders, activists and experts to educate students about sustainability, diversity and social justice. Educational visits to local organizations, community centers and cultural sites provide firsthand experience of the community's diversity and resources, fostering empathy and connection among students.

Leadership & Professional
Investiture ceremonies provide formal student leadership opportunities, and there is a dedicated Career Counselling program. The school supports aspiring researchers through targeted initiatives, and Entrepreneurship stalls offer practical exposure to enterprise and professional skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
International Yoga Day is observed in the school calendar along with Annual Sports Day and cricket and other physical activities. The campus provides a Safe and Secured Environment with CCTV monitoring, and counselling services are available for students and staff to support wellbeing.
Languages

Language Provision
Cambridge Primary lists English and Hindi as subjects, with Punjabi or French as the third language. Cambridge Lower Secondary allows Hindi or French as the second language. Cambridge Upper Secondary (IX–X) includes Hindi and French as language subjects. Language learning is supported by Language labs.
Admissions

Admissions
1. BCM Arya International School is Cambridge International Center No. 169. Admission details for all classes are published on the school website. Parents should review these details to understand eligibility and required documents.

2. A student coming from another institution will have to appear for an Entrance test. The test assesses merit and readiness for Cambridge curriculum. Entrance tests are used to determine admission eligibility.

3. Admission is on merit and as per the availability of seats. The policy emphasizes merit as a criterion in the admission process. This applies to all classes.

4. For admission to Primary and Middle classes it is compulsory for the students to submit a Transfer Certificate or School Leaving Certificate from the previous school attended along with Progress Report Card. The Transfer Certificate or School Leaving Certificate must be countersigned by the Board Authorities from which they migrate. The Progress Report Card should accompany these documents.

5. Admission will be confirmed only if the School Leaving/Transfer Certificate is duly countersigned by the Board Authorities from which they migrate. This verification ensures authenticity of the certificate. The process requires verification by the relevant Board authorities.

6. Particulars in the Admission Form should be the same as mentioned in the Date of Birth Certificate or School Leaving Certificate. Care should be taken to ensure consistency between documents. Discrepancies can affect processing of admission.

7. The 2026-27 Fee Structure lists quarterly charges by stage. EY-1 Nursery: INR 37,283 per quarter. EY-2 LKG: INR 34,631 per quarter. EY-3 UKG: INR 36,816 per quarter. Stage 2-6 I-V: INR 36,886 per quarter. Stage 7 VI: INR 38,317 per quarter. Stage 8-IGCSE VII-X: INR 37,464 per quarter. AS & A Level XI-XII: INR 39,842 per quarter.
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