Compare International Schools in Goa, India

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹70,500 - 95,780

Type Co-educational

Manovikas English Medium School in Margao is a Special School with a Vocational Training Centre (DIVYANGJAN) that supports learners. It serves Classes V–XII, including an ISC section for XI–XII. In V–VII, learning emphasizes hands-on activities and continuous assessments through orals, class work, journals and reviews, while VIII–XII follow a conventional ICSE/ISC exam pattern. The school reports a 100% board pass rate and top-performing students. The campus accommodates 2,120 students on a 35,000 square metre site, with 15 V–VII classes and 17 VIII–XII classes. Facilities include large, well-equipped laboratories, a Think Lab with a 3D printer, a well-stocked library of over 13,000 books, and early exposure to information technology. Therapy rooms for physiotherapy, speech therapy, and psychological counselling support learners with additional needs. A Vocational Training Centre anchors practical skill-building. Distinctive programs include CSTI with Think Lab, Observatory and Incubator. The school promotes language learning and arts through clubs and activities.

Location

Karimnagar, Telangana, India. Address: Manovikasanagar, Opp: Ujwala Park, 2nd Gate Bypass Road, Karimnagar – 505001, Telangana, India; Registered Address: H.No.2-8-166, Mukarampura, Karimnagar – 505001, Telangana, India.

Stages

Special school for intellectually disabled; includes a Vocational Training Centre.

Type

Special School with a Vocational Training Centre (DIVYANGJAN).

Additional learning support

Vocational Training Centre; rehabilitation services for intellectually challenged students.

Country affiliation

India

Application / one‑time admission fees

- Admission fee (one‑time, new admissions): INR 10,000.00.
- Registration fee (one‑time, new admissions): INR 7,500.00.
- Total one‑time entry charges for new admissions: INR 17,500.00.

Tuition and annual fee breakdown by section / year group

- Pre‑Primary section (annual breakdown):
- Tuition Fees: INR 60,000.00.
- Maintenance Fees: INR 2,000.00.
- Activity Fees: INR 2,500.00.
- Development Fees: INR 6,000.00.
- Total (annual): INR 70,500.00.

- Primary section (annual breakdown):
- Tuition Fees: INR 64,020.00.
- Term Fees: INR 1,260.00.
- Maintenance Fees: INR 3,200.00.
- Activity Fees: INR 2,640.00.
- Development Fees: INR 5,000.00.
- Total (annual): INR 76,120.00.

- Middle & High School (Class V to X) (annual breakdown):
- Tuition Fees: INR 77,220.00.
- Term Fees: INR 1,260.00.
- Maintenance Fees: INR 4,280.00.
- Activity Fees: INR 2,640.00.
- Development Fees: INR 6,500.00.
- Total (annual): INR 91,900.00.

- Higher Secondary / ISC (Classes XI & XII) (annual breakdown):
- Tuition Fees: INR 82,500.00.
- Term Fees: INR 1,880.00.
- Maintenance Fees: INR 4,400.00.
- Development Fees: INR 7,000.00.
- Total (annual): INR 95,780.00.
- Additional fees (where applicable): Laboratory Fees per subject: INR 5,400.00; Hospitality Management Fees (optional): INR 21,600.00.

Per‑term / Term Fees

- The published fee breakdowns include a line item labeled "Term Fees" (amounts are shown above in each section's annual breakdown). Parents should note the Term Fees figure as listed under the section's annual fee breakdown.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees are billed on a monthly basis for the academic cycle (March–February) and are due by the last day of each month. Parents may also opt to pay the entire academic year in one lump sum. Payment processing times: online payments take 24–48 hours to process; cheque payments take 3–4 business days to clear. No automated phone reminders are issued for monthly payments.

Accepted payment methods and payment process

- Online: Debit card or credit card via the school's payment portal / school app (parents use the school app accounts module or the Qfix payment portal).
- Offline: Pay using the printed monthly fee slip at a local HDFC branch after collecting the slip from the school accounts department.
- In person: Cash, cheque, debit card or credit card accepted at the school accounts department (POS machine) — obtain a receipt on completion.
- NEFT transfers are currently not accepted.

Boarding / hostel fees

- No boarding or hostel facility is provided; no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and recurring extras

- Uniforms and sports/PE kit: The school specifies uniform and PT/PE uniform requirements; uniform items and their purchase costs are additional to the school fees and are arranged through the school's prescribed suppliers. Exact uniform prices are not listed in the fee breakdown documents.
- Textbooks, stationery and exercise books: Textbooks, exercise books and other stationery items are additional costs; the school publishes supply information and distribution dates. Exact book charges are not included in the annual fee breakdown.
- Transport (bus): School bus/transport is offered via a separate application process and carries an additional charge; transport fees are not included in the annual tuition totals and are billed separately.
- Optional course/subject charges: For ISC students, laboratory fees per subject and optional Hospitality Management fees are additional (listed above).

Refund information

- Parents are required to deposit the relevant fees to confirm admission. The school's published admission and fees materials do not set out a detailed tuition refund schedule in the fee notices; admission confirmation requires fee payment. Parents should consider admission/registration payments as one‑time entry charges unless a refundable amount is specifically stated in a separate agreement or receipt.

Curriculum

Manovikas English Medium School in Margao caters to Classes V to XII, with an ISC section for XI and XII. Classes V to VII follow continuous assessments (orals, written class works, journals and reviews) and emphasize hands-on learning. Classes VIII to XII follow a traditional exam pattern to prepare for ICSE and ISC board exams, with a 100% board pass rate and top-performing students. There are 15 classes in V–VII and 17 classes in VIII–XII, including an ISC section for XI and XII. The campus features well-equipped labs, a Think Lab with a 3D printer, a well-stocked library, and early exposure to information technology.

Student Teacher Ratio

Educators per student is 1:15.

Exam Results

ICSE/ISC board exam results show a 100% pass rate every year, with top performers achieving high marks (often 98% and above). The school emphasizes strong board results as part of its academic profile.

Gifted and Talented

The BIG IDEA program encourages students to participate in science exhibitions. Think Lab with a 3D printer supports project-based learning and advanced inquiry.

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People's High School Goa

Instructs in English

Ages 6 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

People's High School, situated in Mala, Panaji, Goa, has functioned as an educational institution since 1936. Operating for nearly nine decades, the school currently enrolls over 200 students who are taught by a staff of 20 faculty members. The institution has a documented network of over 10,000 alumni worldwide. A distinctive feature of the school is its active alumni engagement and milestone traditions; it is currently organizing a grand 90th-anniversary event, which includes alumni reunions, cultural programs, exhibitions, and achievement awards recognizing former students' societal contributions. Although the official website does not publish specific information regarding its daily curriculum, notable facilities, or everyday extracurricular programs, the provided data emphasizes a focused student body size and a strong alumni community. Prospective parents can contact the school directly via phone or email for further details not listed online.

People's High School — concise fees overview

School status and boarding
- People's High School (Mala, Panaji) is a government‑aided, co‑educational day school located in Panaji, Goa. Boarding/hostel accommodation is not provided by the school.

Application / registration fees
- There is no published separate application or admission fee schedule available for the current academic year. As a government‑aided school, any one‑time enrolment/registration charge is typically nominal and implemented only within the rules set by the Directorate of Education.

Tuition and term fees by year group
- The school does not publish a graded per‑class tuition schedule for the current academic year. Government‑aided schools in Goa normally receive government grants that cover teacher salaries and related costs; consequently, routine instruction is not billed in the same way as unaided private schools. Where fees are levied they are generally limited to modest, approved heads (for example: maintenance/utility, examination, laboratory/library use, and PTA/activities) rather than large per‑term tuition charges.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- When fees or other charges are applied, the prevailing practice for Goa schools is termly or quarterly billing aligned with the academic terms (commonly at the start of each term/quarter). Payments are typically due at the beginning of the term and late‑payment penalties or hold on attendance/records may be enforced if dues are not cleared by the published due date. Exact due dates and installment divisions (for example: April/June/September/January or similar quarter‑start dates) are set by the school management within statutory guidelines.

Boarding fees
- Not applicable. The school is a day school and does not charge boarding/hostel fees.

Other costs and one‑time charges
- Families should expect the typical non‑tuition costs that are commonly charged by schools in the region, which may include some or all of the following items if levied by the school: uniform, textbooks and stationery, examination fees, library and laboratory fees, sports/activity fees, transport (bus) fees for those who use school buses, identity card and annual/one‑time caution/security deposits, and PTA/annual charges. These are frequently collected as separate heads rather than being included in a single “tuition” line.

Refunds and forfeiture
- Refund and forfeiture rules for deposits, advance payments or fees (for example: non‑refundable registration/annual fees, conditions for refund of caution/security deposits, and treatment of fees when a student withdraws mid‑term) are handled according to the school's stated refund/cancellation policy and in line with Goa education guidelines. When schools levy advance or one‑time deposits, common practice is to make specific conditions for refund (for example: refund of caution deposit only after clearance of all dues and on completion of the required notice period).

Accepted payment methods and practical options
- Standard payment methods used by schools in Goa include bank transfer (NEFT/IMPS), cheque/DD where accepted, and in many cases online payment gateways or card payments where the school has set up a merchant gateway. Payment by instalment (termly/quarterly) is a common arrangement when allowed. Receipts and official invoices are normally issued on payment.

Summary (what this means for a parent)
- People's High School is a government‑aided, day school in Panaji and does not operate a boarding facility. The school does not publish a detailed per‑class, per‑term tuition schedule in the public domain; fees that do apply at aided schools in Goa are usually modest, limited to approved heads (exam/maintenance/activities/transport/uniform etc.), and billed termly or quarterly according to the school's schedule and Directorate guidelines. Parents should plan for standard one‑time costs (uniform/books/ID) plus routine term‑based charges if levied.

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Sharada Mandir School - Miramar

Instructs in Gujarati, English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 1500

Type Co-educational

Sharada Mandir School is a long-established co-educational school in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, governed by the Gujarat State Education Board. It offers Gujarati and English medium instruction across two sections: Shishumandir (Grades 1–8, Gujarati Medium) and Vinaymandir (Grades 9–12, Gujarati Medium), and Modern School (Grades 1–8, English Medium) with Modern High School (Grades 9–12, English Medium). The English-medium Sharadamandir Modern School has operated since around 2004. The school was founded by Shri Savitaben Trivedi, Shri Bhogibhai Thakar and Shri Chandubhai Dave, and is guided by an executive committee. The campus features spacious playgrounds and green surroundings, with Navnirman plans to upgrade classrooms, improve ventilation and lighting, repair benches, and install a campus-wide CCTV network. New construction will add an English-medium floor, extend Prarthna hall to accommodate all Shishumandir students, and include an indoor sports hall. The S.M.A.R.T. Academy combines sports, music, arts, research and technology with labs, a library, a Maker space and an active alumni network.

Location

Sharda Mandir School is located in Paldi, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. The main campus is Sharda Mandir, Nr. Shreyas Metro Station, New Sharda Mandir Road, Paldi, Ahmedabad 380007. A second campus, Sharda Mandir Vinay Mandir School, is at 28 New Sharda Mandir Rd, Near Shreyas Flyover, Sukhipura, Paldi, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380007.

Stages

Bal Mandir (pre-primary); Shishumandir (grades 1–7, Gujarati medium); Vinay Mandir (grades 8–12, Gujarati medium); Sharada Mandir Modern School (English medium, grades 1–10).

Type

Co-educational school.

Additional learning support

Remedial education is provided with individual attention for students with learning difficulties.

Country affiliation

India

Application fees

- Application / registration fee: No published amount is provided by the school for application or registration on publicly accessible school materials.

Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year)

- Tuition amounts by year group or per term are not published in the school's publicly available materials; the school's public information lists the school sections (kindergarten; Shishumandir – Grades 1–8 Gujarati medium; Vinaymandir – Grades 9–12 science & commerce Gujarati medium; Modern School – Grades 1–8 English medium; Modern High School – Grades 9–12 English medium) but does not provide a fee schedule by grade.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees are collected on a term basis. Student fees for the first term must be paid by 30 June and fees for the second term must be paid by 30 November.
- The school posts specific fee-payment deadlines on its notice board; example posted items include a fee payment deadline of 31 January 2025 (schools may publish separate or updated deadlines for particular sessions).

Boarding fees

- Boarding: No boarding facility or boarding fees are listed in the school's publicly available materials; the school is presented as a day-school offering kindergarten through higher secondary education.

Other costs and fees

- Uniform: A prescribed school uniform is required; the notice board lists that winter uniforms were mandatory from 1 January 2025. No uniform-price schedule is published.
- Co-curricular / workshops (SMART Academy): The school operates a Smart Academy that runs maths, science, music, art and other workshops for students; these workshops are described separately from regular classes (no published fee schedule for workshops is provided).
- Books / publications: The school lists an ordering/payment process for school publications and indicates payment methods for such purchases (Bank Transfer/NEFT, UPI, Cash, COD, Cheque). Specific book or stationery prices are not published alongside a general tuition schedule.
- Extracurricular items, excursions, uniform purchase, activity fees, exam or exam-registration charges, and similar miscellaneous charges are not listed as a consolidated published schedule.

Refund information

- No published fee-refund policy or specific refund amounts for tuition, admission, or related charges are available in the school's publicly accessible materials.

Fee payment options

- Payment methods shown for school-related purchases and transactions include Bank Transfer (NEFT), UPI, Cash, COD, and Cheque. Donations are accepted in Indian Rupees only and the school states it is not permitted to accept foreign currency. The school's public materials do not list an exhaustive payment-portal or an online fee-payment gateway with detailed instructions or card-processing terms.

Brief summary of available vs. unavailable information

- Available (published) information: the school structure and sections; that fees are collected term-wise with first-term and second-term payment dates (first term: by 30 June; second term: by 30 November); notice-board postings of specific deadlines and uniform requirements; existence of SMART Academy workshops; and the payment methods used for school publications/donations.

- Not available (no published numeric figures): specific application/registration fee amounts; tuition fee amounts by grade or per term; boarding fee amounts (no boarding facility listed); uniform prices; workshop fees; a published refund policy for fees. These numeric and policy details are not present in the school's publicly accessible materials.

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Sunshine Worldwide School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Sunshine Worldwide School is an International Baccalaureate World School in Old Goa, Goa. Founded in June 2003 with eight students, it began as a CBSE school and later adopted IB learning methods. The Primary Section (Nursery–Grade 6) follows the IB Primary Years Programme, while Grades 7–12 pursue CBSE, and Grades 11–12 can enroll in the International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP). The school gained CBSE affiliation in 2012 and became Goa's IB World School with PYP authorization in 2020. Founders Deepak Khaitan and Sapna Khaitan emphasize a motto of freedom without fear, responsibility over discipline, competence over competition, and learning to learn. The campus includes classrooms, labs, and a library, plus Dance Room, Music Room, and Buzz. Sports facilities include Football Turf, Basketball Court, Table Tennis, a Soft Gym, with a Multi-Purpose Hall and Amphi Theatre. Application-Based Education connects theory to real-world learning and broadens practical experience through archery and clubs.

Location

The school is located at 20/1-B, Bainguinim, Off NH-748 By-pass Kadamba Road, Old Goa, Goa 403402. The campus is in the Old Goa area, in North Goa. It is accessible via the NH-748 By-pass.

Stages

IB – Nursery to 6th; CBSE – 7th to 12th

Type

International Baccalaureate World School; IB PYP (Nursery–6) and CBSE (7–12)

Additional learning support

Inclusive Education is practiced to support diverse learners.

School day structure

Full-day schedule with lunch provided.

Application and Admission Fees
- Registration fee (one-time): INR 1,000.
- Pre‑primary school kit (one-time): INR 2,000.
- Admission fee (one-time): INR 35,000.
- Security deposit (refundable): INR 25,000 (waived for siblings). Security deposit is refundable after three years or when the child leaves the school, whichever is later.

Tuition and Term Fees (per student, consolidated fee options shown)
- Nursery – Half day:
- Quarterly (3 months): INR 29,411.
- Term-wise (6 months): INR 58,822.
- Yearly (12 months): INR 117,645.
- Enrichment fee (annually for first 3 years): INR 10,000.

- Nursery – Class IV:
- Quarterly (3 months): INR 35,755.
- Term-wise (6 months): INR 71,510.
- Yearly (12 months): INR 143,020.
- Enrichment fee (annually for first 3 years): INR 10,000.

- Classes V – X:
- Quarterly (3 months): INR 35,755.
- Term-wise (6 months): INR 71,510.
- Yearly (12 months): INR 143,020.

- Classes XI – XII (Science):
- Quarterly (3 months): INR 43,886.
- Term-wise (6 months): INR 87,772.
- Yearly (12 months): INR 175,544.

- Classes XI – XII (Commerce and Arts):
- Quarterly (3 months): INR 39,749.
- Term-wise (6 months): INR 79,498.
- Yearly (12 months): INR 158,996.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard billing cadence: fees are shown and collected on a Quarterly (3‑month) basis; the published yearly figures are the consolidated 12‑month equivalents. The fee is applicable for 12 months even when billed quarterly. Transport and catering charges are collected for 11 months.
- The consolidated fee includes tuition, term fees and co‑curricular fees. The school notes that fees typically increase by 10%–15% each year. Once admission is confirmed and fees are paid, fees are generally non‑refundable during the academic year.

Boarding fees
- Boarding fees: Not applicable in the published consolidated fee schedule; no separate hostel/boarding fee line is listed in the school's published fee schedule. (If boarding is required, separate hostel charges would be quoted outside the consolidated day‑school fee schedule.)

Other costs and recurring charges
- Catering (lunch) charges (listed separately):
- Nursery–LKG: Monthly INR 1,210; Annually INR 13,310.
- UKG–Class II: Monthly INR 1,309; Annually INR 14,399.
- Classes III–V: Monthly INR 1,529; Annually INR 16,819.
- Classes VI–XII: Monthly INR 1,749; Annually INR 19,239.
- Miscellaneous fees (covers ID cards, school picnic, annual day, costumes, night camp):
- Nursery–VI: INR 1,200 per year.
- Classes VII–XII: INR 1,500 per year.
- Uniform, transport, stationery and shoes: charged on actuals (separate from the consolidated tuition figures). Transport charges are calculated by route/distance and billed separately; catering and transport are charged for 11 months.

Refund information
- Security deposit: refundable after three years or when the child leaves the school, whichever is later.
- Withdrawal before the start of the session: the security deposit will be refunded in full, while a small percentage of the admission fee (currently 15%) will be retained to cover administrative costs.
- Fees paid for the academic year are generally non‑refundable once the academic session has begun; specific exceptions and timelines are governed by the school's admission and accounts policies.

Curriculum

The school offers IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for learners aged 3–12. The school offers CBSE for Grades 7–12. The school offers the International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP) for Grades 11–12.

Student Teacher Ratio

The school has a teacher–student ratio of 2:1.

Exam Results

X class 2020: 75 of 76 registered students passed (98.68%); one learner was absent. XII class 2020: 29 of 29 registered students passed (100%).

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school nurtures emotional balance and empathy; self-awareness, service, and spiritual growth guide every learner's journey; fosters curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking through an inclusive, inquiry-driven learning environment.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Inclusive education is the norm; inclusive learning uses diverse methods to meet the unique needs of each learner; no child feels excluded; equal learning opportunities.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Language development is part of the CP Core and encourages proficiency in a second language.

Mental Wellbeing

Emotional and mental wellbeing is central; the SEE Learning Programme nurtures social, emotional, and ethical awareness; daily meditation and reflection foster focus, calm, and mindfulness.

Safeguarding

Safety is a priority; the school provides a safe, creative, and nurturing environment; the motto ‘freedom without fear, responsibility over discipline, competence over competition' informs practice.

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