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CCIS

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The school at a glance
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), CBSE Curriculum
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, STEM
Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Primary School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

CCIS, Sector-3 Mansarovar, Jaipur, offers a dual-pathway education combining CBSE and the IB Primary Years Programme. The campus began as CCGS in 1998 and expanded with upgraded laboratories in 2012; in 2025 CCIS was authorized as an IB World School for the PYP. Serving over 3,000 students, CCIS emphasizes personal development and strong character. The CBSE grades VI–XII run alongside the IB PYP Pathway, giving families a choice between national accreditation and international framework. Facilities include AI & Robotics Studio, Science & Innovation Labs, a Central Library & Archives with 15,000+ prints and digital journals, Visual Arts Atelier, and a Music & Performing Arts Studio. The Eco-Club & Botanical Garden promotes sustainability; a Student Collaboration Hub supports group projects; and a Sports & Athletics Complex enables basketball, tennis, and track. The school aims for holistic growth, global-minded learners, and broad college placements with strong outcomes in higher education and careers.

CCIS, Sector-3, Mansarovar, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302020

The Essentials

Location

CCIS is located in Sector-3, Mansarovar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302020. The campus supports learning, athletics, and student life. It offers dual CBSE and IB curriculum pathways.

Stages

IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for primary years and CBSE Secondary & Senior Secondary for later years. CBSE runs from Grade VI to XII.

Country affiliation

Affiliated with CBSE, New Delhi, India.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

The school has a uniform.

Governance and Ownership

Director & Founding Mentor: Mrs. Lata Rawat. The school is an IB World School (Primary Years Programme) and CBSE affiliated.
Fees
Application fees

- No published numeric application or registration fee amount for 2026/27 (or 2025/26) is available in the school's public disclosure documents accessible at the time of this check. The school's mandatory public disclosure references an uploaded fee-structure document that contains the detailed fee amounts and headings, but the numeric fees could not be retrieved from the publicly posted files during this review.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- No itemized tuition schedule showing term or annual tuition by year group was available in the school materials that could be downloaded during this review. A formal “Fee Structure” file is listed in the school's mandatory public disclosure and is the expected source of the full per-term and per-year amounts, but the specific fee tables and rates were not retrievable. Therefore individual grade/term/year fee numbers are not available here.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The detailed billing instalment schedule, due dates, and late-payment penalties or discount rules are not published in the publicly accessible pages and documents that were retrievable. The school's mandatory disclosure indicates a dedicated fee-structure document exists that normally contains the billing schedule and terms, but those specific terms were not accessible for extraction.

Boarding / hostel fees

- There is no description of boarding or hostel facilities in the school's publicly available campus and programme information; no boarding or hostel fees are published in the materials retrieved. It should be treated as that boarding is not offered or not listed in the public materials.

Other costs and typical extras (uniforms, transport, meals, activities, deposits)

- No published schedule of ancillary charges (uniform, transport, meals, activity fees, security deposit/establishment charges, one-time admission fees, or book charges) was available in the retrievable school documents. The referenced fee-structure document is likely to list these items, but those line-item amounts were not available to extract during this check.

Refund information

- No publicly retrievable refund, cancellation, or withdrawal policy with numeric refund rules was available in the documents that could be accessed. The official fee-structure disclosure referenced by the school is the expected place for refund and withdrawal terms; those terms were not accessible for inclusion here.

Fee payment options

- Payment methods (for example bank transfer, online payment gateway, credit/debit card acceptance, demand draft, or instalment plans) are not described in the publicly retrievable materials. Contact details are published for admissions and enquiries and should be used to confirm the accepted payment channels and to obtain an official, current fee schedule. Published contact details include the school phone and email.

Summary of what was found and limitation

- The school's mandatory public disclosure explicitly lists a dedicated “Fee Structure” document intended to contain the detailed fees, billing schedule, payment terms, ancillary charges, refund rules, and similar items; however, the fee-structure file itself could not be retrieved during this review, so numeric fee amounts and the term-by-term breakdown could not be extracted. The school's public pages and mandatory disclosure provide the existence of the fee schedule and contact details, but do not provide the fee figures in the retrievable materials.
Academics

CCIS teaches IB (PYP), CBSE Curriculum.

Curriculum

CBSE Curriculum (Grade VI to XII) and IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) are offered as dual curriculum pathways.

Higher Education Progression

Students have gained admissions to prestigious universities, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), IITs, AIIMS, and Russell Group institutions; Global Placements span USA, UK, Canada, Europe and India; Dedicated counseling provides profile building and SAT/JEE mentorship.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Social-emotional learning is facilitated by the Counsellor through one-on-one counselling and group sessions. These sessions help students understand and manage their emotions, build self‑confidence, and develop positive peer relationships. The program strengthens students' social and emotional skills across the school. The mission states that emotional well-being is integrated into the curriculum as part of CCIS's holistic approach. The school supports SEL through its inclusive education framework and dedicated wellbeing staff.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

An Inclusive Education & Support Policy establishes formal learning support. A Learning Support Steering Committee, including the Head of School, PYP Coordinator, and SEN Facilitator, coordinates identification and support. Identification occurs at admission and is revisited during the academic year, with case profiles reviewed by the SEN team. The policy provides for Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and tailored interventions, and outlines infrastructure, staff, and dedicated SEN roles to assist learners with diverse needs. English as an Additional Language (EAL) support and mother tongue resources are available, with differentiated instruction and modified materials to meet individual learning needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is the established medium of instruction across IB programmes. English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is provided through small-group instruction and scaffolded resources. New students undergo language assessments, and personalized learning plans are developed in collaboration with teachers and language specialists. The Language Policy describes mother-tongue support and a multilingual approach. Hindi is taught from Grade 1 to Grade 8, and from Grade 6 students may study Sanskrit or French as additional languages.

Mental Wellbeing

Emotional well-being is a core part of CCIS's mission and curriculum. The school provides mental health and wellbeing support through a Counsellor and a Wellness Teacher. Counselling is available on an individual and group basis to address emotional needs and to help students develop self-regulation and resilience. Confidentiality protections ensure that student information is safeguarded. The SARAS disclosures confirm staff assignments dedicated to student wellbeing and safety.

Safeguarding

Confidentiality protections are in place for student information. The school maintains a Counsellor and Wellness Teacher to support safeguarding and student wellbeing. The SARAS public disclosure lists staff roles and safety-related infrastructure, including health and fire-safety certificates. Safeguarding principles are implemented through the school's welfare and inclusion-related policies to ensure student safety and access to support services. These practices support a safe learning environment for all students.
Parent Experience

History

Foundation laid in 1998 when CCGS was established in Mansarovar, Jaipur to deliver high-quality education with a strong character focus. In 2012, expansion and laboratories upgrade added state-of-the-art facilities for chemistry, physics, and computer science. In 2025 CCIS was established and officially authorized as an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School for the Primary Years Programme. In 2026 Jaipur's Best Dual-Curriculum Center serves over 3,000 active students with outstanding sports accolades and college acceptances globally, providing dual CBSE and IB curriculum pathways.

Community

Life & Moments at CCIS captures daily campus life, student achievements, celebrations, and inquiry in action. Campus events include a Club Investiture Ceremony and a Youth Parliament, with highlights shared on CCIS channels.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

CCIS is located in Sector-3 Mansarovar, Jaipur, offering a dual-curriculum pathway with CBSE and IB programmes. The campus provides spaces to support learning across academics, arts, sports, and personal development. Infrastructure includes AI & Robotics Studio, Science & Innovation Labs, Central Library & Archives, Visual Arts Atelier, and Music & Performing Arts Studio. It also features the Eco-Club & Botanical Garden, Student Collaboration Hub, and other learning spaces. The Sports & Athletics Complex includes synthetic basketball arenas, indoor nets, tennis turfs, and athletic training tracks.

Sports Facilities

Sports & Athletics Complex includes synthetic basketball arenas, indoor nets, tennis turfs, and athletic training tracks. The complex supports physical education and athletic programs as part of campus life.

Academic Facilities

AI & Robotics Studio is equipped with drone kits, robotics setups, programmable microcontrollers, and active club arenas. Science & Innovation Labs provide advanced chemistry, physics, and biology spaces with high-end apparatus. Central Library & Archives houses over 15,000 prints, digital journals, quiet study spaces, and research systems. Visual Arts Atelier offers spaces for pottery, oil painting, sculptures, and student gallery exhibitions. Music & Performing Arts Studio provides acoustically insulated rooms for vocal training, school band, and orchestral instruments. Student Collaboration Hub supports active group learning with collaboration spaces.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Eco-Club & Botanical Garden supports student-led environmental sustainability initiatives and green projects. The Visual Arts Atelier hosts arts-related clubs and student exhibitions. Music & Performing Arts Studio provides rehearsal spaces for performances and bands. The Student Collaboration Hub supports group projects and interactive seminars outside class time.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

CCIS provides the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) as an authorised IB World School, alongside CBSE curriculum pathways. The IB framework emphasizes curiosity, inquiry, student agency, and global-mindedness. There are student-led research studies and global university credits within the IB pathway.

Arts & Creative

The Visual Arts Atelier has studio spaces for pottery, oil painting, and sculpture, plus student gallery exhibitions. The Music & Performing Arts Studio provides acoustically insulated practice rooms for vocal training, the school band, and orchestral instruments. A Central Library & Archives supports creative and scholarly work with more than 15,000 prints, digital journals, quiet study spaces, and research systems. A Student Collaboration Hub offers active group learning spaces and interactive seminar areas.

Cultural & Language

Friendship Day celebrations are part of campus life. Independence Day Pride is celebrated on campus. Youth Parliament provides a platform for student voice and leadership.

Social & Hobbies

Eco-Club & Botanical Garden supports student-led environmental sustainability initiatives, organic planting, and green drives. A Student Collaboration Hub provides active group learning spaces, project discussion tables, and interactive seminars. Friendship Day celebrations and other campus life events are part of student social life.

Leadership & Professional

Club Investiture Ceremony recognizes student leaders. Youth Parliament provides a platform for student voice and leadership. Dedicated Counseling offers profile building and SAT/JEE mentorship to support university admissions.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The Sports & Athletics Complex includes synthetic basketball arenas, indoor nets, tennis turfs, and athletic training tracks. The Music & Performing Arts Studio provides acoustically insulated practice rooms for vocal training, the school band, and orchestral instruments. A Central Library & Archives offers quiet study spaces and access to extensive print and digital resources. Emotional well-being is integrated into the curriculum as part of a holistic, experiential education.
Languages

Language Provision

English is the language of instruction. Hindi is also taught as part of the curriculum. The school maintains a multilingual approach and offers secondary international languages.
Admissions

Admissions

1. Apply online to start the admissions process. The school provides an online application via the 'Apply Online' option, and admissions are open for the 2026-27 academic session. After submitting the online application, families can book a campus visit through the 'Book Campus Visit' option. 2. Book a campus visit. A campus visit can be scheduled via the site; during the visit families can explore the campus and learn about CCIS's dual-curriculum pathways, including the IB Primary Years Programme and the CBSE pathway.
School Events
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