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Invictus International School

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The school at a glance
Fees ₹101,160 - 133,500
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 1800
Type Co-educational
Opened 2014
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, IB (DP), Advanced Placement (AP)
Taught languages English, Hindi, Punjabi
Typical class size 21
Strengths Sport, STEM, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Invictus International School Amritsar is a K–12 co-educational day school offering CBSE/NCERT for Grades 1–12 and a Cambridge Pathway from Early Years to AS/A Levels, with Grade 11 students choosing CBSE, Cambridge, or the IB Diploma Programme. AP courses are available on campus, and the Cambridge AS/A Level track began in 2022–23, with the first graduating class in 2024. Established in 2014, the school is based in Amritsar and integrates international curricula with a local context. Facilities are organized into Spaces to Create, Connect, and Wellbeing, including fully air-conditioned smart classrooms, dedicated Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and Computer Science labs, and a 10,000+ volume library with a Reading Den and author visits. The campus features Dance, Music, and Art Studios, a Student Lounge, and an infirmary. Sports include a LaLiga-backed football program, a half-Olympic pool, basketball court, tennis, cricket, and more. Extracurriculars include Debates, MUNs, and the World Scholar's Cup events.

The Essentials

Invictus International School has 1,800 pupils, typical class sizes of 21.

Location

Located in Amritsar, Punjab, India. Address: Silver Oak Enclave, Loharka Road, Amritsar 143001, Punjab, India. It is a K-12 international day school.

Stages

Early Years to Senior Years (K-12).

Type

Co-educational day school, international.

Country affiliation

Based in India.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements

Day school; no boarding is offered.

House System

The school has a house system with named houses.

Governance and Ownership

Kad Educational Society governs Invictus International School, Amritsar; the school operates as an independent institution.
Fees

Annual tuition at Invictus International School ranges from INR 101,160 to INR 133,500 for 2026/27.

One-time application / admission charges
- Registration (one-time): Rs. 1,500.
- Admission fee (one-time): Rs. 50,000.
- Refundable security (one-time): Rs. 8,000.

Tuition fees by year group (listed as Monthly; school billing is quarterly — see Billing Schedule)
- Kindergarten: Rs. 8,430 per month.
- Per quarterly term (3 months): Rs. 25,290.
- Per year (12 months): Rs. 101,160.
- Class I to Class VII: Rs. 10,620 per month.
- Per quarterly term (3 months): Rs. 31,860.
- Per year (12 months): Rs. 127,440.
- Class VIII to Class X: Rs. 11,125 per month.
- Per quarterly term (3 months): Rs. 33,375.
- Per year (12 months): Rs. 133,500.
- Class XI to Class XII: Rs. 10,370 per month.
- Per quarterly term (3 months): Rs. 31,110.
- Per year (12 months): Rs. 124,440.

Additional recurring academic fees
- College & Career Counselling Fee (applies to senior groups):
- Class VIII–X: Rs. 420 per month (equivalent to Rs. 1,260 per quarterly term; Rs. 5,040 per year).
- Class XI–XII: Rs. 583 per month (equivalent to Rs. 1,749 per quarterly term; Rs. 6,996 per year).

Transport / bus charges
- Transport registration fee (per annum): Rs. 1,000.
- Monthly bus charges by distance (per month):
- 0–4 km: Rs. 3,000 per month (Quarterly: Rs. 9,000; Annual: Rs. 36,000).
- 4–8 km: Rs. 3,500 per month (Quarterly: Rs. 10,500; Annual: Rs. 42,000).
- 8–12 km: Rs. 4,000 per month (Quarterly: Rs. 12,000; Annual: Rs. 48,000).
- 12–16 km: Rs. 4,500 per month (Quarterly: Rs. 13,500; Annual: Rs. 54,000).
- 16–20 km: Rs. 5,000 per month (Quarterly: Rs. 15,000; Annual: Rs. 60,000).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard billing frequency: Fees are collected quarterly in four instalments (April, July, October and January).
- Sibling concession: Younger sibling receives a 5% reduction on the quarterly fee.
- Annual fee revision: Fees are subject to an approximate annual increase of 8% in line with applicable Punjab regulations.
- Accepted payment methods: Cash or cheque; cheques are subject to clearance.
- General note on charges: Charges may change and will be applied as per the schedule in force at the time of payment.
- Refund summary: The schedule lists a refundable security deposit; the stated general policy is that any fee once paid is non-refundable.

Boarding / hostel
- Boarding or hostel facilities are not listed as part of the fee schedule; no boarding fees are provided.

Other costs and miscellaneous fees
- There is no building fund or development fee and the school does not operate a donation-based admission policy.
- Common additional charges often arise for transport registration (listed above) and any optional services or activities; specific amounts for uniforms, books, examination levies or other optional items are not specified in the main fee schedule above.

Refund and cancellation
- Refundable security: Rs. 8,000 (one-time) is listed as refundable.
- General refund statement in the fee terms indicates that any kind of fee once paid is non-refundable.

Summary of how fees are presented
- One-time charges: Registration Rs. 1,500; Admission Rs. 50,000; Refundable Security Rs. 8,000.
- Recurring tuition: Monthly amounts shown above; quarterly instalments are the operational billing periods.
- Transport: Annual registration plus monthly distance-based charges.
- Payment methods accepted (per the fee terms): cash and cheque.
Academics

Invictus International School teaches CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, IB (DP), Advanced Placement (AP).

Curriculum

The school offers the CBSE/NCERT curriculum for Grades 1–12. It is a Cambridge Pathway School offering the Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) curriculum in continuum from Early Years to AS/A Levels. In Grade 11, students have an expanded choice between CBSE, Cambridge, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) as the school is a candidate IB school. The school also offers Advanced Placement (AP) courses and AP external examinations on campus. Cambridge AS/A Level curriculum was introduced in 2022-23, and the first graduating batch completed in 2024.

Student Teacher Ratio

Average teacher-student ratio is 1:12. Average class size is 21.

Exam Results

The 2025 profile shows graduates entering universities worldwide. Notable destinations include Harvard University, the University of Cambridge, the University of Pennsylvania, New York University, and Yale University.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates progress to universities worldwide; the College, Career and Life Readiness Cell supports college admissions and applications, with a cap of 12 college/university applications per student for worldwide submissions.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school promotes social and emotional learning through mindfulness sessions, counseling support, and activities that build emotional resilience. It emphasises emotional intelligence to help students empathise and care for others. Open communication is encouraged, and students have space to talk about concerns that affect them. A Coordinator is the first point of contact for student welfare and academic concerns. The School Counsellor and a dedicated Student Welfare Officer offer confidential support.

Mental Wellbeing

Mindfulness sessions, counseling support, and fitness activities promote mental well-being and emotional resilience. The programs help students thrive academically and personally. The school aims to develop emotional intelligence and open communication so students feel supported and able to discuss concerns.

Safeguarding

The Coordinator is the first point of contact for students and parents for any concerns academically or otherwise. The School has a Student Welfare Officer and a full-time School Counsellor who liaise with staff to prevent and manage issues among students. The School Counsellor visits the school to offer students access to confidential conversations with an outside body. The infirmary on site provides medical care with dedicated and trained staff.
Parent Experience

History

Invictus International School Amritsar is a K-12 co-educational International Day School established in 2014. It is affiliated to CBSE and offers the NCERT curriculum from grades 1 to 12. It is a Cambridge Pathway school offering the CAIE curriculum in continuum from Early Years to AS/A Levels. It offers Advanced Placement (AP) courses by College Board to high school students.

Community

Life @ Invictus includes Co-Curricular Activities, Sports, The Arts, Trips and Special Days, Student Leadership, Service Learning, Well Being, and Internationalism. The site features a Gallery and Testimonials reflecting the Invictus community.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

Spaces are organized into Spaces to Create, Spaces to Connect, and Spaces for Wellbeing. Classrooms are fully air-conditioned Smart classrooms with natural light, ergonomic furniture, and integrated technology such as smartboards, AV systems, and high-speed internet. Labs include separate spaces for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and Computer Science to support hands-on learning. The library contains over 10,000 books and a Reading Den, with author visits and workshops. The school also features a Dance Studio, Music Studio, and Art Studio to support creative learning, plus a Student Lounge and a Play Area for social and recreational activities. An infirmary provides medical care and health support.

Sports Facilities

Sports, fitness, and health are integral parts of life at Invictus. Football is offered through a partnership with LaLiga, with high-quality coaching and cultural exchange initiatives. The school has a half-Olympic swimming pool with six lanes. A state-of-the-art synthetic basketball court supports competitive play. Tennis courts with certified synthetic surfaces, a cricket ground, and facilities for badminton are available. Additional offerings include Yoga, Karate, Chess, Shooting, and Skating.

Academic Facilities

Classrooms are fully air-conditioned Smart classrooms equipped with technology such as smartboards, audio-visual systems, and high-speed internet connectivity. Separate laboratories for Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and Computer Science support practical experiments. The Library houses over 10,000 books and offers a Reading Den, with author visits and workshops. Collaborative spaces for learning are supported by dedicated spaces and labs, including dedicated science and tech facilities. All spaces are designed with safety and accessibility in mind.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Dance Studio provides a platform for creativity and performance, with collaboration from Shiamak Dance Education. The Music Studio houses instruments such as piano, keyboards, guitars, and drums to develop musical talents. The Art Studio offers a space for creating artworks and exhibitions. The Student Lounge and Play Area support social interaction and well-being. Chess is offered as an extracurricular activity.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

Debates foster effective communication, critical thinking, and persuasive speaking as students articulate ideas, defend viewpoints, and consider diverse perspectives. Model United Nations (MUNs) develop diplomacy, negotiation, and research skills, empowering students to become confident, informed communicators and future leaders. Invictus participates in the World Scholar's Cup, an international competition that promotes interdisciplinary learning, critical thinking, teamwork, and global awareness.

Arts & Creative

Arts: Creativity and Expression. Visual arts, music, drama, and dance are nurtured, with arts showcases and performances providing a platform for self-expression. Speech and Drama: The Trinity College London program offers language proficiency assessments that develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. Dance Education: Invictus collaborates with Shiamak Dance Academy to explore dance and movement, building confidence, discipline, and teamwork.

Cultural & Language

Trinity College London Examinations are conducted in schools to assess language and communication skills. The World Scholar's Cup is an international competition that promotes interdisciplinary learning, critical thinking, teamwork, and global awareness; Invictus participates in these events. AFS Intercultural Program and TAISI enable intercultural exchanges with partner schools worldwide, and Invictus hosts international delegates, fostering cross-cultural learning. Skype interactions with partner schools in Sweden further support intercultural experiences.

Social & Hobbies

Co-Curricular Activities offer clubs and societies such as Debates, which build communication and critical thinking; Model United Nations (MUNs) promote diplomacy, research, and teamwork; the Young Entrepreneurship Challenge fosters creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. These activities provide spaces for social interaction and pursuing interests beyond the classroom.

Community & Service

Community Service: Students complete service projects that develop leadership, problem-solving, collaboration, time management, and communication. Volunteering broadens students' worldview and fosters responsibility as global citizens. The program connects classroom learning to real-world issues and demonstrates how student work can effect change.

Leadership & Professional

Student Leadership: The Invictus Student Council represents student perspectives across primary, middle, and senior levels and guides school life. The Duke of Edinburgh Award offers adventure activities that build leadership, perseverance, teamwork, and communication through voluntary service and expeditions. The Young Entrepreneurship Challenge nurtures entrepreneurial thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving under mentorship.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Wellbeing: The wellbeing programs focus on physical health, mental well-being, and emotional resilience, with mindfulness sessions, counseling, and fitness activities. The school emphasizes emotional intelligence and open communication, giving students a space to discuss concerns. An infirmary provides medical care and a coordinated welfare structure supports student welfare.
Admissions

Admissions

1. The school has a registration form that can be completed online or offline to initiate the admissions process. The school has an interaction or test date scheduled after registration. The school has admission forms issued based on the interaction or test results, and eligible candidates proceed to complete the form. The school has a deadline to submit the admission form within 3 days of the results, with the required documents and fees; the mode of payment of fees is by cheque.

Entry Criteria for admission: The school has admissions granted on the basis of assessments: LKG–II: interaction; III onwards: written test; Viva is used as an interface technique; concept tests are based on expected milestones for each class; any student seeking admission to Std 10th undergoes an interest inventory test; internal transfers do not require entrance tests.

Documents to be submitted at the time of admission: The school has a Medical Fitness certificate; attested copy of birth certificate; progress card of the previous academic year (Std I onwards); leaving certificate from the previous school if any; Aadhar card and passport copies; passport-size photographs of the child, mother and father.
School Events
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