New Gulf Indian School

Kuwait, Mahboula

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The school at a glance

Fees KWD 880 - 1,760

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 2017

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum CBSE Curriculum

Taught languages English, Hindi, French, Malayalam, Tamil, Arabic

Strengths Sport, STEM, Languages

Clubs Cultural and Language, Arts and Creative, Community and Service

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School

Introduction

New Gulf Indian School is a CBSE-affiliated co-educational school located at 114 Street, Block 1, Mahboula, Kuwait (postal code 054001). Established in 2017, it is part of the Al Faisal Educational Establishment, which operates eight Kuwait-based schools; Mr. Ghazi Faisal Al-Dabbous serves as Chairman. The school is affiliated with CBSE (Affiliation No. 6630213) and follows the CBSE curriculum from primary through senior secondary. Its academic program includes Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Physical Education, Business Studies, Accountancy, Informatics Practices (NEW), Computer Science (NEW), and English Core. In Secondary, languages include Tamil, Malayalam, and French alongside core subjects. The school emphasizes technology-based, activity-oriented experiential learning and aims to develop Lifelong Learners and Global Citizens with 21st-century life skills. Extracurriculars include dance and French culture events, coding and digital design contests, interschool sports, and international celebrations, with wellness support provided by a counsellor and wellness teacher.

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114 Street, Block 1, Mahboula, Kuwait (postal code 054001)

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The Essentials

Location

114 St, Mahboula, Kuwait. The address is shown in the Contact Us section. A Map & Directions link is provided for guidance. The school is located in Mahboula, Kuwait.

Stages

LKG; UKG; Class I. These are the entry grades listed for admission.

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Fees

Application / Registration Fees
- No specific, publicly posted application or one-time registration fee amount is published for New Gulf Indian School. The school follows the Ministry of Education fee framework for tuition and handles admission/registration administratively.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term amounts in Kuwaiti Dinars — KWD)
- Kindergarten (KG): Annual tuition KWD 880. Payable in three equal instalments (approx. KWD 293.33 per instalment; final instalment KWD 293.34 to total KWD 880).
- Primary (Grades 1–5): Annual tuition KWD 1,320. Payable in three equal instalments of KWD 440.00 each.
- Middle (Grades 6–8): Annual tuition KWD 1,540. Payable in three equal instalments (approx. KWD 513.33 per instalment; final instalment KWD 513.34 to total KWD 1,540).
- Secondary (Grades 9–12): Annual tuition KWD 1,760. Payable in three equal instalments (approx. KWD 586.67 for the first two instalments and KWD 586.66 for the final instalment, total KWD 1,760).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is collected in three equal instalments in accordance with the Ministry/Public Administration directive for Indian-curriculum schools; the instalment values and due dates are fixed by that framework and must be followed by the school. Parents should expect the year's tuition to be split into three term payments.
- The school accepts online fee payments via its Sanad payment portal for parent payments and receipts. Payment processing and available electronic channels are handled through that portal.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- New Gulf Indian School operates as a day school; no boarding or hostel fees are listed or published for the school.

Other costs and typical additional fees
- Textbooks: Textbook lists are maintained and specific book lists are published for grades; textbooks and materials are charged separately according to the published book lists.
- Transport (school bus): Transport is an optional, separately billed service at most Kuwaiti Indian schools; specific bus-route fees for New Gulf Indian School are not published in the school's public fee statements. Transport fees, when offered, are billed separately from tuition.
- Uniforms and supplies: Uniforms and any uniform-shop charges are additional to tuition; a uniform/dress requirement is standard and parents should expect to purchase uniform items separately. Exact uniform prices are not published in the public fee documents.
- Examination and activity charges: External exam entry fees, activity or extracurricular charges, and some subject/material fees may be billed in addition to tuition where applicable.

Refunds and withdrawal / transfer-certificate terms
- Tuition billing and withdrawal are governed by the Ministry's rules and the school's administrative policy; the Ministry requires instalments and sets constraints on fee collection. Specific published refund tables or a line-by-line refund schedule for New Gulf Indian School (for example: proportion refundable on mid‑year withdrawal, non‑refundability of registration payments, or the exact conditions for release of a Transfer Certificate) are not publicly posted in the school's public fee disclosures. Parents should note that schools frequently require financial clearance before issuing official documents.

Fee payment options
- Online payment: The school uses the Sanad online payment portal for tuition payments and receipts.
- Common electronic payment channels used for school fees in Kuwait include KNET, major credit/debit cards and bank transfers; Sanad-type school payment services in Kuwait are commonly configured to accept KNET and card payments. Specific accepted instruments for each transaction (for example: which card brands, whether bank transfers/IBANs are accepted for term payments) are managed through the school's payment portal and accounts office.

Concise summary of findings and limits of public disclosure
- The Ministry-approved annual tuition rates for New Gulf Indian School for the 2026/27 academic year are: KG KWD 880; Primary KWD 1,320; Middle KWD 1,540; Secondary KWD 1,760. These annual figures form the basis for the three instalments shown above.
- The school's public admissions material confirms tuition is collected according to Ministry guidelines and that the school accepts online payments via Sanad, and the school publishes textbook lists — however, specific published amounts for application/registration fees, transport-route pricing, uniform prices, precise instalment due dates, and a detailed refund/cancellation table are not present in the public fee disclosures examined.
- If you need further item-by-item billing entries (exact registration fee, transport-route prices, uniform price list, instalment due dates, or the school's formal refund table), those specific numeric items are administered by the school's Accounts/Admissions office and the Sanad payment portal and are not published as a comprehensive fee schedule in the public documents reviewed.

Academics

Curriculum

CBSE Curriculum

Student Teacher Ratio

1.5:1

Exam Results

Board examination results (2025): 23 registered, 23 passed, 100% pass rate; Very Good.

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Admissions

1. Age criteria: The school admits LKG for children who have completed 3 years as on 15 March of the respective academic year; UKG for children who have completed 4 years as on 15 March; Class I for children who have completed 5 years as on 15 March, for TERM I starting 1 April. 2. Students from outside Kuwait: Students must report for admission within one month from the date of entry in Kuwait; the Transfer Certificate must be countersigned by the authority controlling the school; Transfer Certificate in English (official translation if in another language) is compulsory for admission to Classes 2 and above; residence formalities must be completed within 2 months from the date of entry in Kuwait and the relevant details submitted to the School Office. 3. Documents required for admission: Original Transfer Certificate & Original Report Card from the previous school; passport copies of the father, mother and student; Civil ID copies of the father, mother and student; 8 photographs of the student (4.5 × 3.5 cm); 2 photographs of the father (4.5 × 3.5 cm); 2 photographs of the mother (4.5 × 3.5 cm); birth certificate copy of the student (if born in Kuwait, the Arabic birth certificate and a copy from the respective embassy should be provided); copy of immunization records; fee dues clearance from the previous school (if the student is coming from other schools inside Kuwait); health file from Fahaheel Medical Center should be submitted at the time of admission if new in Kuwait; if coming from other schools inside Kuwait, health file from the previous school should be submitted before classes start. 4. Please Note: Application form is to be filled completely by the parent in BLOCK LETTERS except the last part; Arabic form is not to be filled in by the parent; medical history should provide all the information required; school record should fill in the name only; general information form should be filled in completely except the admission number, class and section. 5. Fee Structure: As per Ministry of Education guidelines.

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FAQs

Where is New Gulf Indian School located, and when did it open?

New Gulf Indian School is located at 114 Street, Mahboula, Kuwait. It opened in 2017 and operates as a co-educational CBSE-affiliated school.

What age range and entry levels does NGIS cater to, and what is the curriculum?

The school serves early years starting at LKG with entry typically at around 3+, UKG at about 4+, and Class I at about 5+. The curriculum is CBSE, and NGIS is co-educational.

Who leads NGIS?

The head of school is Mr. Anoop Kumar Sharma. The school is run by Al Faisal Educational Establishment, chaired by Ghazi Faisal Al-Dabbous, and it is CBSE-affiliated.

What are the tuition fees by year group, and is payment in installments?

Tuition fees are: KG 880 KWD, Primary 1,320 KWD, Middle 1,540 KWD, and Secondary 1,760 KWD per year. Fees are payable in three equal installments and can be paid online via the Sanad payment portal.

What is the admission process for families relocating to Kuwait (documents required)?

Relocating families must provide an original Transfer Certificate (countersigned) and the original Report Card, along with passport copies, Civil IDs, multiple photos, birth certificates, immunization records, and a health file. Residency formalities should be completed within two months of entry, and for Classes 2 and above, a Transfer Certificate in English is required.

Is there a boarding option or transport, and how are transport fees handled?

NGIS is a day school with no boarding option listed. Transport is optional and billed separately; specific bus-route fees are not published in public fee disclosures.

What curriculum does NGIS follow, and what are senior subjects and languages?

NGIS follows the CBSE curriculum. Senior Secondary subjects include Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Physical Education, Business Studies, Accountancy, Informatics Practices (NEW), Computer Science (NEW), and English Core. Languages offered in Secondary include Tamil, Malayalam, French, and Hindi Course-B.

What are the student-teacher ratio and recent board exam results?

The school reports a student–teacher ratio of about 1.5:1. In the 2025 CBSE board exams, 23 students were registered and all 23 passed, achieving a 100% pass rate with Very Good results.

Does NGIS provide guidance on higher education or career planning?

Career Counselling Sessions are held to support student development. While higher education outcomes aren't detailed, NGIS emphasizes 21st-century life skills and lifelong learning.

What facilities or activities exist for sports and academics, and does NGIS host events?

Physical Education is a listed subject, and NGIS participates in interschool activities, including dance, coding, and design competitions. The school has hosted events such as the Kuwait 27th CBSE Kuwait Clusters football tournament and has had swimmers compete in the CBSE National Swimming Championship.

Are textbooks provided, and how are book costs handled?

Textbooks are listed by grade and are charged separately from tuition according to published book lists.

What extracurricular activities and competitions does NGIS offer?

Beyond academics, NGIS participates in French language and culture events (Allons à la Fête), Groove dance competitions, and coding/digital design contests (Code Masters, Digital Design). Students also take part in inter-school events and cultural observances.

Does NGIS have student leadership opportunities?

Yes. There is an Investiture ceremony (e.g., 2025-26) and Electronic Students' Leadership Council elections. The School Management Committee (SMC) and the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) are part of governance.

What wellbeing support is available for students?

NGIS provides wellbeing support through a Counselor and Wellness Teacher, Ms Heera Joseph, who has an M.Sc in Psychology. The role focuses on social-emotional wellbeing as part of the student support framework.

Is there any SEN or EAL support at NGIS?

There is no dedicated Special Educator listed in public disclosures. Counseling and wellbeing support are available, but there is no detailed information about EAL or specialized SEN accommodations.

Is NGIS a day school, and what about uniforms?

NGIS operates as a day school (no boarding). A uniform is required, but exact uniform prices are not published in public fee materials.

Who governs NGIS, and what cultural observances does the school mark?

The school is run by Al Faisal Educational Establishment, with Ghazi Faisal Al-Dabbous as Chairman. It observes Gandhi Jayanti, Constitution Day at the Indian Embassy, and UN Day, among other cultural and national observances.

Is NGIS CBSE affiliated, and what is the affiliation number?

Yes, NGIS is CBSE affiliated. The affiliation number is 6630213.

Are there any publicly noted accreditations or awards for NGIS?

There is no publicly disclosed information about accreditations or awards.

What languages are taught at NGIS, and are there bilingual programs?

Languages taught as second languages include Hindi, French, Malayalam, and Tamil. No bilingual or immersion programs are noted in the available information.

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