Sample Public School (Demonstration Listing)

Budget approximately ₹1,62,000 for the first year: ₹80,000 annual tuition, a one-time admission fee of ₹45,000, a refundable security deposit of ₹25,000 and ₹12,000 in other one-time charges. School transport adds ₹18,000–₹32,000 a year depending on your route.

Roughly 17:1 — about 2,450 students to 143 teachers. Class sizes are capped at 34 in primary and 38 in senior school.

Registration opens in mid-November. There are about 120 seats in the Nursery entry class. The child must be 3 years old as on 31 March of the admission year.

In 2026 the school recorded a 100% pass rate in Class 10 with an average score of 87.4%, and 99.2% in Class 12 with an average of 84.9%. 62 students scored above 90% in Class 10.

Yes. Buses are GPS-tracked with a female attendant on every route, covering Sector 45, 46, 47, Sushant Lok, South City I & II, Nirvana Country, Sector 50, 56 and Golf Course Road. Transport costs ₹18,000–₹32,000 a year.

The campus has CCTV across corridors, labs and transport bays, trained security staff at controlled entry points, a full-time nurse and medical room, an annually renewed fire safety certificate, and police-verified staff. A written anti-bullying and POCSO policy is shared with parents at admission.

Yes. Two special educators are on staff, shadow teachers are permitted, and individualised education plans are reviewed each term.

Science (PCM and PCB), Commerce and Humanities. Languages offered across the school are English, Hindi, Sanskrit, French and German.

Gates open at 07:40 and the assembly starts at 08:00. Primary closes at 14:30 and the senior school at 15:10. Supervised after-school care runs to 17:30 for an additional fee.

Class strength is capped at 34 and averages 22 in the primary years. The cap has held for four sessions.

Not below Class 6. Younger applicants have an informal interaction, and parents meet a member of the academic team. From Class 6 there is a written assessment in English, Maths and Science at the level of the previous class.

Forms open in November, interactions run through December and January, and offers go out in early February. The waiting list is released in June.

Optional weekly boarding from Class 6, capped at 90 residents. Boarders go home on Friday and return Sunday evening.

A written anti-bullying policy, a counsellor available daily without an appointment, and an anonymous reporting box checked twice a week. Parents of everyone involved are contacted within 24 hours.

Between 6% and 8% over the last four years. The revised structure is published each February, before admission offers are accepted.

Yes. Transport covers 41 routes, after-school care runs to 17:30, and parent meetings are offered on Saturday mornings as well as weekdays.

About 17 students per teacher across the school, and 22 per class in the primary years. Class strength is capped at 34 and has not been exceeded in the last four sessions.

The fleet covers 41 routes across Gurugram and the Dwarka Expressway corridor. Send an inquiry with your sector or locality and the office will confirm the nearest stop and the fare.

Two full-time special educators work with children who need it, at no extra fee. An individual plan is agreed with parents and reviewed at the end of each term.

A merit scholarship covers up to 50% of tuition from Class 9, and a sibling concession of 10% applies to the younger child. Both are applied to tuition only, not to transport or one-time charges.

Tuition is one part of it. Budget for the admission fee, a refundable security deposit, uniform, books and transport if you need it. The fee section on this page adds all of them up for you.

Yes. Campus visits run on weekday mornings during term and take about an hour, including time with a member of the academic team. Send an inquiry to book a slot.

84% hold a post-graduate degree and average tenure here is 7.2 years. Thirty-one teachers have been at the school for over a decade. Turnover is published in the annual report rather than kept quiet.

Two full-time special educators and two counsellors. A child can see a counsellor without an appointment, and from Class 5 without a parent or teacher referring them. Academic support plans are agreed with parents and reviewed each term.

Phones are handed in at the gate up to Class 8 and returned at the end of the day. Devices are used in lessons for a specific task, not as a default.

No public ranking below Class 9 and no board-result billboards. A counsellor-led programme runs through Classes 10 and 12, with sessions for parents as well as students.

Roughly a third go to engineering, a fifth to commerce and economics, a sixth to design, law or liberal arts, and about 12% study abroad. Alumni run a careers evening each November and take one-to-one sessions on applications.

Rooftop solar covers about 40% of electricity demand, rainwater is harvested across both blocks, and treated water is reused for the grounds. Single-use plastic is not permitted on campus.

The security deposit is refunded in full on completion of the notice period. Tuition is refunded pro rata within the first six weeks of a term, and the admission fee is not refundable.

Yes, subject to a place being free in the year group. The same assessment applies, and the fee is charged pro rata from the month of joining.