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Delhi Public School Bangalore North

India, Bengaluru

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 7294
Type Co-educational
Opened 2002
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme)
Taught languages Hindi, French, German, Korean, Sinhala, Tamil
Typical class size 20
Strengths STEM, Languages, Outdoor Education
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Delhi Public School Bangalore North is a K-12 CBSE school on a 40-acre campus in Bengaluru, offering Cambridge Primary through Cambridge Advanced alongside CBSE. The school serves ages 3 to 18 and is co-educational, with English as the first language and Hindi, French, or German as a second language. Cambridge Primary to Cambridge Advanced are delivered by Cambridge Assessment International Examinations, with IGCSE in Grades 9–10 and AS/A Level in Grades 11–12. The campus features STEM facilities, including ATAL Tinkering Labs, science and ICT labs, and networked computer labs, alongside a sports program with indoor and outdoor pools, tennis courts, cricket and football grounds, and an NCC firing range. Notable programs include MUN and community service initiatives; the school is a Pasch partner since 2021 and offers 100% results in Class X and Class XII. The environment blends experiential learning, green spaces, and teaching practices to develop confident, minded learners.

Survey No. 35/1A (Sathnur/Sathanur Village), Jala Hobli / Jalla Hobli, Bagalur Post, North Bengaluru, Karnataka 62149

The Essentials

Delhi Public School Bangalore North has 7,294 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.

Location
The school is located in North Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. Address: Survey No. 35/1A, Sathnur Village, Jala Hobli, Bagalur Post, Bengaluru North 562149. The campus spans 40 acres and is set outside the city limits with open lawns and greenery.

Stages
Kindergarten (KG) to Grade XII, with KG to Grade II; Grade III to V; Grade VI to VIII; Grade IX to XII.

Type
Co-Education.

Additional learning support
Special Educator is available and inclusive practices include Early Intervention, Shadow Teachers, Counselling (Individual & Group), and Extended Curricular Support (ECS).

Country affiliation
India.

School day structure
School timings are Monday–Friday 8:30 am–3:30 pm and Saturday 8:30 am–12:30 pm.

Bus service
A well-networked fleet of buses connects the school to various parts of the city. Buses have trained drivers and conductors, trained lady attendants, First-Aid kits, and GPS with CCTV for monitoring.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are part of the school routine. Uniforms are sold through the Uniform Store.

Food Options
Cafeteria is available on campus. The school emphasizes health and hygiene in meals and aims to offer healthy and tasty food.

Governance and Ownership
The school is managed by The Delhi Public School Society and promoted by the K. K. Educational & Charitable Trust; it is CBSE affiliated.
Fees
Application / registration fees
- A brochure / application charge of INR 1,000 (non‑refundable) is collected from applicants within India; this is payable by bank draft / demand draft as specified on the registration form.
- Registration / application payments must be completed for the registration submission to be successful; registration fees are non‑refundable. Online payment is supported through the school's Entrar registration portal.

Tuition fees (per year group and per term)
- The school publishes a formal, class‑wise fee schedule (official “Fee Structure” document) that sets the tuition charges per grade and the term/annual billing breakdown. That official fee‑structure document contains the full per‑term and per‑year amounts for each grade.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- To block a seat after successful assessment/interaction, an admission fee must be paid along with the required documents within the stipulated time frame (one week). Term‑wise billing and the timing for payment instalments are defined in the school's official fee schedule.
- Transport and other optional services are invoiced separately from tuition; transport charges (when availed) are subject to the school's transport payment terms and withdrawal policy.

Boarding / hostel fees
- Boarding / hostel is not applicable for this campus (the school operates as a day school). No boarding/hostel fee schedule applies.

Other costs and recurring additional fees
- Typical additional costs that families should plan for include: transport (optional), books and stationery, uniform, outsourced/activity fees and lab/examination or subject‑specific charges. The school maintains separate contact lines and an on‑campus store for uniforms and books. Specific amounts for these items are included in the school's official fee schedule and in the registration/admission instructions.

Refund information
- Brochure / registration fees are non‑refundable. Registration forms and the Entrar portal reiterate that registration fees are non‑refundable.
- If school transport is withdrawn during the academic session after being availed, the transport fees paid will not be refunded.
- Refundability of other one‑time deposits (for example a refundable caution/security deposit) and any term/annual fee refund rules are specified in the school's official fee‑structure document.

Fee payment options and practical instructions
- Payment methods shown in the school's admission materials include: bank draft / demand draft (specific instructions for brochure/application payments) and online payments via the Entrar admissions portal. Parents are required to complete payment to confirm registration submissions.
- For fee queries and transactional guidance (modes of payment accepted for tuition, term instalments, cheque/DD details or online payment help), contact the school's fee enquiry number or the admissions office using the published contact numbers. The school also operates a uniform store and a books contact point for purchases related to admission.

Summary guidance for parents compiling a database entry
- The school maintains an official class‑wise, term‑wise fee schedule (the school's Fee Structure document) that contains the detailed tuition amounts per grade and the specific term instalment schedule. Parents and data compilers should use that official Fee Structure for the authoritative per‑grade and per‑term figures. For quick administrative facts available in the school's admission materials: brochure/application fee INR 1,000 (non‑refundable); registration payments must be completed for successful submission; transport fees (if availed) are non‑refundable on withdrawal; admission fee payment is required to block a seat (within one week).
Academics

Delhi Public School Bangalore North teaches CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme) for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
Cambridge Curriculum at DPS Bangalore North comprises four levels: Cambridge Primary (Grades 1–5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8), Cambridge Upper Secondary (Grades 9–10), and Cambridge Advanced (Grades 11–12). Cambridge Primary to Cambridge Advanced are administered by Cambridge Assessment International Examinations, part of the University of Cambridge. Cambridge Primary offers English as the 1st language, a 2nd language option of Hindi, French, or German, along with Mathematics, Science, Global Perspectives, ICT/Robotics, Art and Craft, Music, Dance, Yoga and PE. Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8) follows the Cambridge Lower Secondary curriculum with English as the 1st language, a 2nd language option (Hindi/French/German), Mathematics, Science, ICT/Robotics, Life Skills, Global Perspective, and Yoga/Swimming/Tennis/Gymnastics, Physical Education. For Grades 9–10, Cambridge IGCSE is offered with six subject groups; The IGCSE is graded A* to G; Cambridge ICE is available, and Cambridge AS and A Level are offered for Grades 11–12 with subject options across four groups.

Exam Results
The Cambridge IGCSE is reported on a grade scale from A* to G, with examinations at the end of Grade 10 and options including written and oral examinations, coursework and practical assessment. Cambridge ICE is available, and Cambridge AS and A Level are offered for Grades 11–12, with subject options across four groups. The IGCSE is described as a two-year programme (Grades 9–10) leading to final examinations; All Indian boards and universities accept IGCSE as equivalent to SSC/ICSE/CBSE. The site lists CBSE Board Results for Class 10 and Class 12 across multiple years (e.g., 2025–2026, 2024–2025, 2023–2024).

Higher Education Progression
IGCSE progression supports entry to international pre-university pathways such as IBDP and AS/A Levels; Cambridge AS and A Level provide advanced study to prepare for university and higher education; Cambridge ICE recognises seven IGCSE subjects across five groups, and AS/A Level subjects are grouped for selection in Grades 11–12.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Counsellors conduct regular sensitization sessions for all classes, educating students about disabilities and the importance of providing social, emotional and physical support to peers. The school also runs a counselling department with individual and group support and includes peer educator programs and a peer mentoring programme on mental health.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school supports students with learning disabilities, physical impairments, low vision, ADHD, ASD and other developmental or medical needs. A team of special educators, occupational therapists, rehabilitation psychologists, yoga therapists and other specialists work with teachers to design individualized strategies and accommodations, including reading assistance, scribes during examinations, extended time, exemptions, alternative seating and access to vocational subjects where appropriate.

Mental Wellbeing
Counselling services (individual and group) support student well-being, and there is a peer mentoring programme on mental health; telecounselling has been used to assist stakeholders during periods of increased need.

Safeguarding
The school provides a safe, secure and joyful learning environment and prohibits bullying, harassment, and other forms of aggression and violence. Anti-bullying policies specify prohibitions and remedial actions to protect student safety and well-being.
Parent Experience

History
Established in 2002, Delhi Public School Bangalore North is part of a KKECT-led trust that has established Delhi Public Schools in Bangalore South, North, and East with state-of-the-art infrastructure and highly motivated faculty. The Trust operates these DPS institutions to impart quality education and ensure the overall personality development of each beneficiary. DPS Bangalore North is a K-12 CBSE school situated on a 40-acre campus. It has been recognized as Pasch Schule and has been a member of the worldwide PASCH network since September 2021; it is also accredited by NABET and IDS (British Council). The school offers streams in Science, Commerce, and Humanities and has a record of 100% results in Class X and XII with high averages nationwide.

Community
DPS Bangalore North hosts flagship events such as DNMUN, Bangalore North's annual Model United Nations conference, with the 12th edition held in 2025. Impressions 2025, the school's inter-school fest, launched on August 1, 2025. The Kukdukoo Fest Bengaluru 2025 schedule and line-up were announced for Bengaluru families in 2025. From the About Us page, the school runs Interact Club and Children's Movement for Civic Awareness and collaborates with community organizations such as Spastic Society, Retina India, Cancer Aid, Red Cross, Rotary Club, Archaeological Survey of India, TERI, SOS India, Goonj, and the National Association for the Blind.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
PTA exists at Delhi Public School Bangalore North. A list of PTA members is published in the 2024 School Information Disclosure. The school actively involves parents in the learning process; many volunteer as shadow teachers or join school activities. Parent involvement is demonstrated during Parents Teachers Meetings and related initiatives, as described on the school site.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Delhi Public School Bangalore North has a 40-acre campus with open lawns and abundant greenery. Butterfly Park, gardens, and orchards provide spaces for experiential learning. The campus includes an indoor and outdoor swimming pool with trained coaches. Two large playgrounds support cricket, football, and track and field, and the KG block has its own outdoor and indoor play area. The campus houses two tennis courts with coaches, an NCC firing range with an obstacle course designed by the Indian Army, and a range of laboratories and ICT facilities to support learning.

Sports Facilities
The school has an indoor and outdoor swimming pool with trained coaches. There are two tennis courts with coaching support. The campus features two large playgrounds for cricket, football, and track and field; the KG block has its own outdoor and indoor play area. An NCC firing range and obstacle course on campus provides cadet training facilities. The school supports a broad sports program through these spaces and dedicated PE facilities.

Academic Facilities
Science labs are multiple, well designed and equipped with modern facilities and safety as a priority; teachers and lab assistants support experiments and incorporate SMART technology. A Social Studies Lab provides resources including books, models, maps, globes, paintings and artifacts, with a smart board. A Math Lab for Class I to X uses ICT and manipulatives. Four Computer Labs provide networked computers, multimedia projectors and audio-visual aids; an ICT learning lab includes computers, tablets and Alexa. ATAL Tinkering Labs (ATL) support design and computational thinking, fostering STEAM learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Hobby and activity clubs include BIBOX, MUN Club, Braille, Literary Club (English, Hindi, Kannada), Dance (Western, Classical, Contemporary), Craft, Sign Language, Advanced Yoga, Martial Arts – Taekwondo, Theatre Club and Quiz Club. The Splashes of colour in Art and Music/Dance spaces support creative work, while activity rooms foster talents and social skills. The Model United Nations Programme offers real-world experience on global topics. Trips and excursions include educational field trips, international tours, and trekking to Nandi Hills. Community Service and Crowdfunding programs involve outreach to orphanages, SOS Villages, old age homes and other organizations. Annual events such as Impressions and the Carnival (Habba) provide platforms for sports, music, drama and other talents.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The Cambridge Curriculum is offered across four levels: Cambridge Primary (Grades 1 to 5), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6 to 8), Cambridge Upper Secondary (Grades 9 and 10), and Cambridge Advanced (Grades 11 and 12). Cambridge IGCSE is the end-of-course assessment for Grades 9 and 10, and Cambridge AS and A Level are offered for Grades 11 and 12. The first language is English and the second language options include Hindi, French, or German. Subjects include Mathematics, Science, ICT and Robotics, Global Perspectives, Life Skills, Art/Music/Dance, Yoga and Physical Education.

Arts & Creative
Cambridge Primary includes Art and Craft, Music and Dance. The school hosts on-campus clubs such as Art, Yoga, Dance, and Scouts. Physical education and performing arts are integrated into the curriculum through activities like Yoga, Swimming, Tennis, Gymnastics, Skating, Chess and Taekwondo.

Cultural & Language
The school uses English as the first language and offers Hindi, French, or German as the second language. Global Perspectives is part of the Cambridge curriculum to broaden international learning. The Cambridge framework and language options support cross-cultural understanding.

Social & Hobbies
Sports on offer include Cricket, Swimming, and Football. Additional physical activities include Yoga, Tennis, Gymnastics, Skating, Chess and Taekwondo. Clubs like Art, Yoga, Dance, and Scouts provide social and recreational engagement.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports and fitness programs include Cricket, Swimming, and Football; Yoga, Tennis, Gymnastics, Skating, Chess and Taekwondo support physical well-being. Activities like Art, Dance and Scouts promote teamwork, creativity and personal development.
Languages

Language Provision
English is the first language of instruction and Hindi, French, or German are offered as a second language option (any one). Cambridge Primary (Grades 1–5) provides 1st Language English and 2nd Language Hindi/French/German. Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8) and Cambridge Upper Secondary (Grades 9–10) follow the same language structure. Cambridge Advanced (Grades 11–12) continues with English as the first language and an additional language option among Hindi, French, or German.

Bilingual Teaching
English is the first language of instruction. A second language option is Hindi, French, or German (any one). Cambridge Primary runs Grades 1–5, Cambridge Lower Secondary runs Grades 6–8, Cambridge Upper Secondary runs Grades 9–10, and Cambridge Advanced runs Grades 11–12.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Registration & Admission: The application form must be obtained from the school office or downloaded from the DPS North website and filled and submitted to the Administrative Office. Children must fulfil the minimum age criteria as on 1 June of the session to which admission is sought. For Class XI there will be a written evaluation. 2. Interaction: Only candidates who clear the evaluation will be called for interaction, and the presence of both parents is required during the interaction. 3. Documents: Along with the duly filled application form, all relevant documents mentioned in the registration form must be submitted to the Administration Office at the time of Registration. 4. Online & Syllabus options: Apply Online for Nursery–IX and for Class XI; there are entrance test details for external candidates and downloadable forms. The school offers CBSE, Cambridge, NIOS and IB syllabuses and is an accredited NIOS center for classes X and XII.
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