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Rungta Public School

India, Bhilai

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹20,000 - 108,000
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2014
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Secondary)
Taught languages English, Hindi, Samoan
Typical class size 30
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, STEM
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Rungta Public School, in Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, sits on the G.D. Rungta Knowledge City campus. It offers CBSE and Cambridge (Secondary) curricula and provides boarding facilities for local and international families. Established in 1999 by the G.D. Rungta Educational Society, the school now serves over 4,000 students under governance by the GDR Society and a Board of Governors. The campus houses laboratories for General Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, and Mathematics, plus a Wi‑Fi network and a library with more than 5,000 books. A nurse-led infirmary, regular medical checkups, and a Nutritionist-guided meals policy support health, while boarders have a tuck shop and laundry service. Co-curricular life includes extensive sports, music and dance, and a house system (Kalam, Raman, Tagore, Teresa), along with field trips and an exchange program. English recitation contests, debates, and arts activities enrich both CBSE and Cambridge programs.

Rungta Knowledge City, Kohka-Kurud Road, Bhilai (C.G.) - 490024, India

The Essentials

Rungta Public School has typical class sizes of 30, instruction in English.

Location
Rungta Knowledge City, Kohka-Kurud Road, Bhilai, Chhattisgarh 490024, India

Stages
Playgroup to XII (CBSE and Cambridge curricula)

Type
Boarding facilities available

Additional learning support
Learning Support; English as a Second Language

School day structure
School timings are 7:30 AM to 1:40 PM. Boarders follow a daily routine starting at 5:45 AM with wake‑up, exercise, class, meals, study sessions, games, and lights out at 10:00 PM.

Bus service
The school provides bus transport
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
There are separate boarding houses for boys and girls with AC accommodation from Grade VI onwards. Two to four students share a room with an attached washroom. Each boarding house has a House Parent who provides continuous support and personalized attention.

Uniform Requirement
Students must attend school in a neat, well-ironed, complete uniform. Boys are required to have a proper haircut.

Food Options
The School Mess provides pure vegetarian meals. RPS is a pure veg campus. There are separate boarding houses to cater to tastes for non-vegetarian, continental, Thai, and Chinese cuisine for NRIs and foreign students.

House System
From Class I onwards, students are divided into four houses: Kalam, Raman, Tagore, and Teresa. The school conducts inter-house competitions to foster leadership and teamwork.

Governance and Ownership
The school is governed by the GDR Society (GD Rungta Educational Society) with a Board of Governors. The Board includes Sanjay Rungta as Chairman and Dr. Saket Rungta as Director, among other members.
Fees

Annual tuition at Rungta Public School ranges from INR 20,000 to INR 108,000 for 2026/27.

Application & one‑time admission charges
- Admission Form: INR 500 (once, on purchase of form).
- Registration Fee: INR 1,000 (once, at the time of registration).
- Admission Fee: Play Group — INR 5,000 (one time); Nursery–XII — INR 10,000 (one time).
- Development Fee: Play Group — INR 5,000 (one time); LKG–XII — INR 10,000 (one time).
- Miscellaneous / Annual charge: INR 800 (one time; annual fee for ID card, school magazine, almanac and photo frame).

Tuition fees (by year group) — amounts shown as monthly and annual totals
- Category I — Play Group: Monthly tuition INR 2,000; Annual total INR 20,000 (charged over 10 months).
- Category II — Nursery: Monthly tuition INR 3,526; Annual total INR 35,266 (charged over 10 months).
- Category III — LKG–UKG: Monthly tuition INR 5,155; Annual total INR 51,554 (charged over 10 months).
- Category IV — Classes I–V: Monthly tuition INR 6,775; Annual total INR 67,754 (charged over 10 months).
- Category V — Classes VI–X: Monthly tuition INR 8,326; Annual total INR 83,263 (charged over 10 months).
- Category VI — Classes XI–XII: Monthly tuition INR 8,992; Annual total INR 89,925 (charged over 10 months).

Transport fees (by distance category) — instalments and annual totals
- Category I (0–5 km): Quarter instalments — Q1 INR 2,352; Q2 INR 3,526; Q3 INR 3,526; Q4 INR 3,526; Annual total INR 12,930.
- Category II (5–10 km): Quarter instalments — Q1 INR 2,940; Q2 INR 4,407; Q3 INR 4,407; Q4 INR 4,407; Annual total INR 16,161.
- Category III (10 km & above): Quarter instalments — Q1 INR 3,821; Q2 INR 5,730; Q3 INR 5,730; Q4 INR 5,730; Annual total INR 21,011.

Boarding / hostel (where applicable)
- Boarding accommodation is provided (separate houses for boys and girls; AC accommodation from Grade VI).
- Hostel charges (optional): Security deposit INR 5,000 (payable in two equal instalments); Hostel fee (Classes VI–XII) INR 27,000 per quarter — annual total INR 108,000 (payable in four equal instalments).

Other costs and routine charges
- Annual/one‑time miscellaneous fee of INR 800 covers School ID card, School Magazine, Almanac and Photo frame.
- Registration fee includes the cost of the prospectus.
- Book lists and stationery lists are published separately (book list available through the school's downloads/book‑list section).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed and collected monthly over 10 months; tuition is not charged for May 2026 and March 2027.
- Transport fees are billed monthly over 11 months; transport fee is not charged for May 2026.
- A 5% waiver on tuition is applied if the whole year's tuition is paid by 10th April or at the time of admission. A 20% concession on tuition is available for a younger sibling.

Refunds, withdrawal and security deposits
- One month's written notice is required for withdrawal of a student. A student who leaves in the middle of a term forfeits claims to fees for that term. School fees once paid are not refundable; caution money (and pocket money for boarders) is refundable after deduction of dues. Transfer Certificates are issued not earlier than 15 days after application. For withdrawal of transport services, one month's written notice is required; no withdrawal of transport is permitted in the last quarter. If a hostel Security Deposit is not collected within one year of a student's withdrawal, it will be forfeited.

Fee payment options
- Online fee payment is available through the school's MyRungta parent/student portal.

Important notes on discounts and instalments
- Tuition figures above reflect the published per‑month instalments and the published annual totals; instalment counts and particular month exclusions follow the school's billing notes (tuition over 10 months; transport over 11 months). A single 5% early/full‑year payment waiver and a 20% sibling concession on tuition are published in the school's fee schedule.
Academics

Rungta Public School teaches CBSE Curriculum, Cambridge (Secondary).

Curriculum
The school follows CBSE curriculum. Class 10 subjects offered include Mathematics; Social Science; Hindi (Course‑B); Science; English Core; Sanskrit; Foundation of IT; Economics. Class 12 subjects offered include Mathematics; Social Science; Hindi (Course‑B); Science; English Core; Economics; General Studies; Physics; Chemistry; Computer Science; Informatics Practice; Engineering Graphics; Physical Education; Painting; Business Studies; Accountancy; Home Science; Work Experience.

Exam Results
10th board pass percentage (2014/2015/2016): 0%, 0%, 100%. 12th board pass percentage (2014/2015/2016): 0%, 0%, 0%.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Holistic Learning Programme develops essential life skills and social abilities. It focuses on self-awareness, effective communication, teamwork and harmonious living, building strong social skills. Students create a personal portfolio to document growth and connect classroom knowledge with real-life experiences. Learning is experiential and project-based, emphasizing reflection, cooperation and mindful learning. Classroom sessions support academic skills while fostering social and emotional development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Learning Support (LS) provides assistance for students who require extra help to perform to their highest potential within mainstream classes.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English as a Second Language helps students from non-English-speaking backgrounds acquire and improve English communication skills—speaking, listening, reading and writing—so they can participate fully in the school's academic programmes and activities.

Mental Wellbeing
Pastoral care offers emotional support and focuses on the emotional security of the child. The school provides a safe, caring environment to support mental wellbeing.

Safeguarding
Child Care & Protection Policies address safeguarding: the school endorses the Rights of the Child, staff must report suspected abuse or neglect, and there are committees to address grievances and protect children from sexual abuse. The school provides a safe building, round-the-clock security, CCTV coverage, safe drinking water and sanitation, first aid, and established safety protocols; serious offenses may lead to expulsion.
Parent Experience

History
The school is part of the G.D. Rungta Educational Society, dedicated to shaping futures through quality education. The journey began in 1999 with 240 students. Today, the Rungta educational community educates more than 4,000 students from across the country. The governance includes the GDR Society and the Board of Governors.

Community
Our community is built upon the legacy of the G.D. Rungta Educational Society. Beginning humbly in 1999 with an intake of just 240 students, we have experienced phenomenal growth. Today, our various institutions proudly educate more than 4,000 students from across the country, all pursuing their educational goals within the Rungta family.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
PTA Members 2025-26 comprise a Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson (Parent), Secretary (Parent), Vice Principal, Co-Ordinator (SW), Teacher Representatives, and Parent Representatives. The Chairperson is Mr. Rajeev Kumar; the Vice-Chairperson is Abhishek Soni; the Secretary is Rita Sharma; the Vice Principal is Deepti Singh; the Co-Ordinator is Anindita Roy. Teacher Representatives are Shilpi Ganguly and Prateek Chatterjee; Anjana Pandey is a Teacher Representative. Parent Representatives are Ruchi Gokhale, Roop Kanwar Chaudhary, and Dr. Rucha Gulati.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school has well-equipped laboratories for General Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, and Mathematics with demonstrations and hands-on experiments. The campus is Wi‑Fi enabled to support digital learning resources. The library houses over 5,000 books along with journals and magazines to promote reading and independent learning. Health and safety provisions include a School Infirmary with a qualified nurse, first aid, and prompt hospital transfer in emergencies, plus regular medical check-ups and maintained records. The Food & Nutrition Policy guides meals planned with a nutritionist, featuring vegetables, fruit, whole grains and lower-fat options. Boarders have a Tuck Shop for essentials and free Laundry service delivered to rooms twice weekly.

Sports Facilities
Football, Cricket, Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Athletics, Taekwondo, Horse Riding, Chess and a toddler's pool for Pre-School are offered. The program supports participation in various tournaments and meets to encourage competitive engagement.

Academic Facilities
Laboratories for General Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, and Mathematics provide hands-on experimentation and demonstrations. The campus is Wi-Fi enabled to support IT resources for teaching and learning. The Library contains over 5,000 books and journals to support reading and independent learning. Learning supports include English as a Second Language and a holistic learning program within CBSE and Cambridge curricula, Smart Classes, and ongoing assessment and teacher training.

Extra Curricular Facilities
GAMES & SPORTS include Football, Cricket, Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Athletics, Taekwondo, Horse Riding, Chess and a Toddler's pool. PERFORMING ARTS cover Music (vocal and instrumental), Dance (Indian and Western), Drawing, Painting, Block Printing, Embroidery, Needle Work and Craft. FIELD TRIP & EXCURSIONS involve visits to industrial and manufacturing units for real-world learning. HOUSE SYSTEM divides students from Class I into Kalam, Raman, Tagore, and Teresa to foster teamwork and leadership. COMMUNITY SERVICE includes acts of social responsibility during festivals. EXCHANGE PROGRAM is planned to offer opportunities to live in another city, state, or country.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school promotes co-curricular activities such as debate, drama, dance, and music. Skill education and interaction with guest faculty are part of the program. English recitation contests are organized to develop language skills.

Arts & Creative
Music, dance, and art & craft are part of student activities. The school hosts music competitions as part of its calendar.

Cultural & Language
Inter-class English recitation contests are organized to develop language skills.

Social & Hobbies
Students participate in a range of sporting activities including basketball, football, cricket, badminton, table tennis, and athletics. They also engage in music, dance, and art & craft.

Leadership & Professional
The school fosters leadership and professional skills through co-curricular activities such as debates, drama, and public speaking. Skill education and guest faculty interactions are part of the program.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school offers a range of sporting activities including basketball, football, cricket, badminton, table tennis, and athletics. A safe and secure environment is provided. Music, dance, and art & craft are integrated into cultural activities that support wellbeing.
Languages

Language Provision
CBSE Curriculum and Cambridge Curriculum are offered. English as a Second Language is provided as part of the Learning Program. Learning Support is provided as part of the Learning Program.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Admission is open for Nursery to IX and XI for the session 2025-26. Applications are invited for these classes for the upcoming session. Admissions are considered on merit after an informal interaction. The notice specifies the classes for which admission is open and the session year.

2. AGE CRITERIA: Nursery: Minimum age as on 1 April 2025 is 3 ½ years. UKG: Minimum age as on 1 April 2025 is 4 ½ years. Class I: Minimum age as on 1 April 2025 is 5 ½ years. Classes II–IX and XI: As per the Transfer Certificate issued by the previous school.

3. ADMISSION PROCEDURE: As per the RTE Act, there will be no written test for admission to Nursery to VIII. Nursery, UKG and Class I admissions will be granted on the basis of the age criteria mentioned above. For classes II–IX, admission will be considered on the basis of the previous 3 years' Annual Marks Statement provided by the previous schools. Class XI admissions will be based on the performance in the Class X Board examination. All admissions are considered purely on merit after an informal interaction.

4. REGISTRATION: The Admission cum Registration Form can be obtained from the school office on payment of Rs. 600/-. Registration would be completed only after submitting the duly filled form with all required documents and on payment of Rs. 1000/-. (Registration fee includes the cost of the Prospectus). Please do not submit the downloaded form.

5. DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED FOR REGISTRATION: The duly filled Admission-cum-Registration Form should be submitted with photographs. The Birth Certificate of the Candidate and Aadhar Card of the Candidate must be provided. The previous two years' Annual Marks Statement and the current year's Half yearly Exams Marks Statement must be attached, along with the Countersigned original Transfer Certificate from the previous school. Additional documents for NRIs and Foreign Nationals include Passport copy, Visa, and Police Clearance certificate.

6. DOCUMENTS FOR ADMISSION: Countersigned Original Transfer Certificate of the Previous school and a Photocopy of the Annual Exam Mark Statement of the Previous class should be submitted. Two passport size photographs in School Uniform (RPS) must be provided. Caste Certificate (SC/ST/OBC), if applicable, and Medical Certificate in the prescribed proforma are required. Duly Filled in Hostel Form (in duplicate), if applicable, and Bank Account details of the child should be provided.

7. WITHDRAWAL & REFUND: Parents desiring to withdraw their child from the school must give 1 (one) month's notice in writing and obtain an acknowledgement from the school. A student who drops out in the middle of the term forfeits the claim of fees and other fees to obtain a Transfer Certificate. Caution Money will be refunded after deducting all dues. Transfer Certificate will be issued not before 15 days after receiving the application. School Fees once Paid are not Refundable. Caution money and Pocket money (of Boarders) will be refunded after deduction of dues, if any. For the withdrawal of transport services, one month's written notice is essential. No withdrawal of transport services in the last quarter. If the Security Deposit (Hostel) is not collected within a year of the student's withdrawal, the amount will be forfeited.
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