Compare International Schools in Indore, India

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Choithram International School in Indore, India, delivers the International Baccalaureate and Cambridge curricula to students from age 3 to 18. The school offers IB Primary Years Programme, IB Middle Years Programme and IB Diploma Programme, alongside Cambridge IGCSE. English-medium instruction supports a diverse, internationally minded student body. The 28-acre campus sits in a natural parkland setting and is served by a regular bus route. Facilities include well-lit classrooms, a library, science laboratories, a Design Technology and Robotic Lab with 3D printers, a computer center, sports facilities and a dedicated music program. The campus operates as a Green School under the Green School Programme and hosts residential facilities for up to 150 students. Choithram is recognized as an Apple Distinguished School for its innovative use of technology. A broad extracurricular program includes Model United Nations, TEDEd, music performances and a range of sports, with emphasis on experiential, inquiry-based learning and collaboration.

Location

Choithram International is on the Choithram Hospital Campus, 5 Manik Bagh Road, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452014, India. The campus is a sprawling site in the heart of the city with well‑lit, ventilated classrooms and a large grounds area for sports.

Stages

Early Years Programme (EYP); Primary Years Programme (PYP); Middle Years Programme (MYP); Diploma Programme (DP); A levels; Cambridge IGCSE.

Type

Co-educational with boarding facilities.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

Shape of the Day shows a start time of 8:10 AM for PYP and MYP/DP; lunch times differ by program (MYP/DP 12:20–12:50; PYP 11:40–12:10); day ends around 2:30 PM.

Bus service

The school has a fleet of buses across the city with GPS trackers, CCTV cameras, a conductor and a female attendant on each bus; bus routes cover various parts of the city with predetermined stops for safety and convenience.

Boarding Arrangements

Residential Life provides well-furnished, spacious boarding facilities on the campus. The Head of Residence has ultimate responsibility for welfare, with House Parents assisting to ensure welfare, social, academic and emotional support. The boarding environment is designed to be a home away from home and to promote safe, respectful conduct and co-curricular development.

Uniform Requirement

Regular Uniform includes navy blue trousers with side and hip pockets, a white short-sleeve shirt, a navy blue Zodiac tie, formal black shoes, and white calf-length socks. Winter wear includes a navy blue V-neck sweater or hoodie for Early Years to Year 2; a navy blue blazer with the school logo for Years 3 to DP2; with a white full-sleeve shirt (the rest as regular). Turban/headgear must be navy blue for Sikh students. Sports dress consists of a white collared T-shirt with the CI logo and navy blue track pants with the CI logo (no stripes). Early Years attire is comfortable and casual; clothing should be neat, presentable, and allow ease of movement.

Food Options

Nutritious meals are prepared on site in the cafeteria; the menu is designed to meet high nutritional standards and accommodate dietary preferences; the dining hall is well-lit, clean, and maintained with strict hygiene standards.

House System

The school uses a four-house system: Agni, Vayu, Prithvi, Jal. Students from PYP 1 onward are assigned to a house; the system fosters a sense of belonging, teamwork and healthy competition, with inter-house participation in sports, music and other activities. It helps develop life skills such as responsibility, adaptability, and respect.

Application fees
- Admission fee: INR 40,000 (non‑refundable) for all entry levels.
- Caution / security deposits:
- EY to MYP caution money: INR 25,000 (refundable on leaving school).
- DP caution money: INR 50,000 (refundable on leaving school).

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per installment where shown)
- Nursery to KG2 (EY1–EY3)
- Annual school tuition fee: INR 192,000 (payable in 2 installments). Per installment: INR 96,000.
- Bus (optional): Annual INR 23,000. Per installment: INR 11,500.
- Yearly total (tuition + bus if taken): INR 215,000.

- Grade I to X (PYP to MYP)
- Annual school tuition fee: INR 280,000 (payable in 2 installments). Per installment: INR 140,000.
- Bus (optional): Annual INR 23,000. Per installment: INR 11,500.
- Yearly total (tuition + bus if taken): INR 303,000.

- Diploma Programme (Grades XI & XII) and Cambridge AS & A Level
- Annual school tuition fee: INR 635,000 (payable in 2 installments). Per installment: INR 317,500.
- Bus (optional): Annual INR 23,000. Per installment: INR 11,500.
- Yearly total (tuition + bus if taken): INR 658,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Regular students (general schedule):
- 1st installment window: 01 June 2026 to 15 June 2026.
- 2nd installment window: 01 November 2026 to 15 November 2026.
- Diploma Programme (Grades XI & XII) specific schedule:
- 1st installment window: 16 March 2026 to 01 April 2026.
- 2nd installment window: 01 November 2026 to 15 November 2026.
- Bus facility is optional; bus fees are charged separately and routes are not altered on account of individual take‑ups.

Boarding / Hostel fees (where applicable)
- Hostel security deposit (MYP 1 to DP): INR 25,000.
- Hostel fee (annual): INR 236,000.

Other costs and fees
- Bus fee (optional): INR 23,000 per year (shown above under each year group).
- Caution money for EY–MYP: INR 25,000 (refundable on leaving). DP caution: INR 50,000 (refundable on leaving).
- Any additional one‑time or recurring charges (e.g., uniforms, resource lists, examination fees, co‑curricular/activity charges) are not itemized in the published fee schedule values listed above; such items are charged separately.

Refund information
- Admission fee: non‑refundable.
- Caution money / security deposits (as specified): refundable on leaving the school (EY–MYP: INR 25,000; DP: INR 50,000).

Fee payment options and instructions
- Payments are to be made online through the school's official fee portal; the published fee information specifies online payment via the portal and indicates that cash and cheques are not accepted for fee payments.

Notes for clarity (concise)
- All figures above are expressed in Indian Rupees (INR) and are the session/annual amounts shown in the current 2026–27 fee schedule documents.

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Daly College Indore

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹448,000 - 1,289,080

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Daly College Indore is a day-cum-boarding school with a long heritage in central India. It offers both Cambridge International Examinations and the CBSE programme, providing local and international qualifications. The Cambridge pathway runs from Grade VI to Grade XII, with Checkpoint for Grades VII–VIII, IGCSE for Grades IX–X and Cambridge AS/A Levels for Grades XI–XII. Students may choose streams in Grade XI: Science, Commerce and Humanities. English is the medium of instruction, and the curricular languages include English, Hindi, Sanskrit, French and German; Sanskrit, French and German are offered as third languages from Grade VI to VIII, while Hindi and French function as second languages up to Grade X, with English compulsory from Grade XII. The campus encompasses historic buildings, place of worship, modern laboratories and the Craft Technology Design Center, plus a 1,200-seat auditorium and extensive sports facilities. As a Round Square member since 2005, Daly College promotes internationalism through exchanges, Model UN and AFS programs alongside broad arts and sports opportunities.

Location

Located in Residency Area, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001. Indore is well connected by rail, road and air. Medium of Instruction is English.

Stages

Junior School; Senior School

Type

Day-Cum-Boarding

Additional learning support

Special educator; remedial teachers; four full-time special education counselors; counseling services; on-campus hospital and medical staff.

Religious affiliation

Secular

Boarding Arrangements

Day boarders are admitted from Nursery to Class III, and boarders from Class IV upwards. Boys live in Malwa House and Holkar House, while girls live in Bharti Junior and Bharti as age-specific residences; the Boarding House coordinator is Mr. Dominic John.

Food Options

The school runs its own kitchen, dining hall, bakery and cafe; menus are fixed in consultation with students and a dietician to ensure nutritious and balanced meals. Non-vegetarian food is prepared separately and vegetarians are seated separately in the dining halls; there are two dining halls and the Mess Committee influences menu planning; Mr. Deepak Nirula is an honorary consultant and Mr. Narasimham is the Mess Manager.

House System

Five boys' Houses are Ashok, Vikram, Rajendra, Jawahar and Tagore; the first three are residential and Jawahar and Tagore are for day boarders. There is one girls' residential House, Bharti; Indira and Ahilya serve day scholars. Age-specific residences include Malwa House and Holkar House for boys, Bharti Junior and Bharti for girls; the Boarding House coordinator is Mr. Dominic John.

Governance and Ownership

The Daly College is governed by a Board of Governors. The President is HH Maharaja Vikram Sinh Puar of Dewas; the Vice President is Maharaj Rajyavardhan Singh Narsinghgarh; members include HH Maharaja Narendra Singh Jhabua, HH Raja Priyavrat Singh Khilchipur, Shri Harpal Singh Bhatia, Shri Dheeraj Lulla, Shri Sandeep Parekh, Shri Karan Narsaria and Shri Sanjay Pahwa; the Secretary is Dr. (Ms.) Gunmeet Bindra.

Overall annual tuition (session 2025–26)
- General category (Indian students): Day student — INR 448,000 per year. Boarder — INR 862,980 per year.
- Foreign category (except SAARC countries): Day student — INR 661,870 per year. Boarder — INR 1,289,080 per year.

Tuition fees — per term and by student type
- General category (Indian students): Day student — INR 224,000 per term (two terms: I Term INR 224,000; II Term INR 224,000; total INR 448,000). Boarder — INR 431,490 per term (two terms: I Term INR 431,490; II Term INR 431,490; total INR 862,980).
- Foreign category (except SAARC countries): Day student — INR 330,935 per term (two terms; total INR 661,870). Boarder — INR 644,540 per term (two terms; total INR 1,289,080).

Application, admission and one‑time charges (payable with I Term at admission)
- Registration form charges: Nil.
- Registration & Aptitude Analysis / Entrance Test fee (India and overseas): INR 15,000.
- Prospectus (optional): INR 500.
- Admission fee (except Class XI): INR 90,000 (one‑time, payable at admission). Admission fee (Class XI): INR 110,000 (one‑time, payable at admission).
- Scholarship Fund Fee (one‑time): INR 1,000.
- Caution Money (one‑time, payable at admission): General category — Day student INR 224,000; Boarder INR 431,490. Foreign category — Day student INR 330,935; Boarder INR 644,540. (These caution/deposit amounts are listed as payable along with the I Term fee at admission.)

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Terms and due dates: I Term fees are payable by 31 May. II Term fees are payable by 30 November. Fees are charged per term and not pro‑rata by academic year.
- Late payment: Penalty will be charged as per school rules for fees not received on or before due dates. If fees remain unpaid for more than 90 days after the due date, the student's name will be deleted from the rolls and the Transfer Certificate (TC) will be issued only after clearance of dues.
- Payment channels accepted (as listed): Online/NEFT to the school bank account and walk‑in payments at the ICICI Bank branch located on the Daly College campus. (These are the methods specified in the fee statement.)

Boarding fees and boarding‑related payments
- Boarding tuition is included in the Boarder totals shown above (General category boarder total INR 862,980 per year; Foreign boarder total INR 1,289,080 per year). Boarding component is billed on the same two‑term schedule.
- Personal account balance to be maintained for incidental/personal expenses: Boarder (all classes, General category) — INR 25,000; Boarder (foreign category) — INR 35,000.

Other recurring or ancillary fees and charges
- Bus charges for the academic session 2025–26: INR 33,250 (payable with I Term fee). Taxes, if applicable, are payable in addition.
- Personal account balances for day students: PKG–III — INR 6,000; Class IV–XII — INR 10,000 (these are amounts to be maintained as a personal/account balance).
- Course books, notebooks, stationery and other academic materials: Parents may obtain these from the market or through the school (no fixed consolidated charge for books/stationery is listed in the fee statement).

Uniforms and other parent‑pay items
- The fee statement does not list a fixed uniform charge. Uniforms and similar parent‑purchased items are handled separately (parents may procure from the market or through the school as indicated).

Refund information
- The published fee statement does not specify a separate refund schedule for tuition, admission fee, caution money or other deposits within the document. Caution money is listed as a one‑time amount payable at admission; details of refund/adjustment of caution money or the conditions for refund are not specified in the fee statement itself.

Summary of key payable amounts (session 2025–26)
- General category: Day student annual total INR 448,000 (INR 224,000 per term). Boarder annual total INR 862,980 (INR 431,490 per term). Admission fees: INR 90,000 (except Class XI) / INR 110,000 (Class XI). Caution money: Day INR 224,000 / Boarder INR 431,490. Registration & entrance test INR 15,000; Prospectus INR 500; Scholarship Fund INR 1,000; Bus INR 33,250. Personal account: Day students INR 6,000–10,000, Boarders INR 25,000 (INR 35,000 for foreign boarders).

Curriculum

Medium of Instruction is English. The academic languages taught are English, Hindi, Sanskrit, French and German; Sanskrit, French and German are offered as the third language from Grade VI to VIII; Hindi and French are offered as the second language up to Grades IX–X; English is compulsory from XII onwards. Cambridge International Examinations (CI) are offered alongside the CBSE programme, with Cambridge Checkpoint for Grades VII–VIII, IGCSE for Grades IX–X, and Cambridge AS/A Levels for Grades XI–XII. CI programmes lead from Grade VI to Grade XII. Streams offered in Grade XI are Science, Commerce and Humanities; CBSE is the regular board, while CI qualifications provide international routes.

Student Teacher Ratio

2:1

Exam Results

Last three-year board examination results: 2023 Class X—119 registered, 119 passed (100%); 2023 Class XII—142 registered, 142 passed (100%).

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have progressed to leading universities in India and abroad, including IIT (Advanced) Soham Nandwal; Oxford University; Imperial College London; University College London; King's College London; Warwick University; University of Manchester; Cornell University; Johns Hopkins University; USC; and IIT Indore, Ashoka University, among others.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Daly College Student Counseling services provide confidential help and support to students, parents and caregivers, free of charge. A trained professional counselor offers support and a new perspective on personal and emotional difficulties. Counseling aims to help individuals cope with problems, and the counselor is highly qualified with years of experience. Counseling creates a private, non-judgmental space to discuss issues, and covers concerns such as academic pressure, concentration problems, panic attacks, family and relationship difficulties, eating disorders, self-esteem and confidence, depression, anxiety, bereavement, and bullying. Everything said in counseling is kept confidential under a strict code of ethics, unless there is a clear risk. The student counselor is Mrs. Mridulika Agrawal and the support counselor is Dr. Shantanu Maitra.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

FOCUS is Daly College's Special Education Needs department, established in 2011 to recognise each child's strengths and address learning needs in a non-segregated environment. The program mainstreams learners through intensive remedial work based on IEPs and CBSE guidelines, with accommodations and modifications as needed. Support areas include Classroom peer sensitisation, the Resource Room 'FOCUS', Intensive Remedial based on IEPs, Occupational Therapy, Shadow Teachers, Parent Partnership, and a dedicated team led by Coordinator Mrs. Shalini Verma, along with specialists such as Dr. Minakshi Rathore (Remedial) and Miss Goldi Singh (Remedial), plus an Occupational Therapist and active involvement from alumni volunteers.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental wellbeing is supported through the Counseling program, which provides confidential help and guidance to aid emotional health. Counseling focuses on listening to personal and emotional problems, offering non-judgmental support and potential strategies, and is designed to help students maintain well-being throughout their schooling. The duration and use of counseling vary by individual needs, with ongoing access to professional support as appropriate.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is supported by a formal internal mechanism, including the Fifth Internal Complaints Committee reconstituted in November 2015, and a Code of Ethics within the Counseling Centre that ensures confidentiality and ethical practice. The school emphasises safeguarding and providing a secure environment for students and families.

Admissions

No child will be considered for admission unless registered in advance for the entrance test and interviews. Registrations will normally close one month before the start of the selection process. Admissions are offered only in Boarding in classes IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX and XI. Registration does not guarantee admission and Admission will be made by the Principal, whose decision is final. Acceptance of the offer must be made within 15 days or the offer will stand cancelled; Acceptance of admission also implies acceptance of all school rules as amended without notice from time to time. Children admitted as boarders cannot be converted to day borders even if the parents are transferred to Indore. Fees are charged per term; withdrawals during the course of a term will forfeit the fees for that term; withdrawals at the end of a term must inform the Principal in writing at least 30 days before the start of the next term or a penalty will be levied. Date of birth is fixed and will not be amended. If a student is absent for 20 days without sanctioned leave, his/her name will be deleted from the rolls of the College. Disputes: All disputes are to be settled in the legal jurisdiction of Indore. The above is a prospectus and does not purport to be a book of rules. Admission Procedure: Registration must be downloaded, filled and sent with a Demand Draft in favour of Daly College payable at Indore; Rs. 15,000/- is the registration cost. Aptitude Analysis will be conducted in February/March 2024 for classes IV to IX and XI. Stream Selection Form for Class XI and Instructions are provided; Registration & Aptitude Analysis/Entrance Test Fees in India are Rs. 15000 and other details include CBSE as the regular board with four streams in XI: medical, engineering, commerce and humanities. New students are admitted only if there are vacancies; admissions are not made in Classes X and XII; for Class XI, CGPA/percentages required are CBSE 8.0 CGPA, ICSE 76%, or State Board 80% to apply. Cambridge International Examinations centre status since 2010 with first IGCSE batch in 2012.

Scholarships

Khelo India Scholarship: Two Dalians received Khelo India Scholarship. Anirudh Singh Hada Memorial Sports Scholarship for outstanding performance in Soccer and Hockey during the year 2023-24. Trustee Scholarship (Boston University): Ishaan Agarwal was awarded the Trustee Scholarship, a full-tuition scholarship worth $312,800 over four years.

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Emerald Heights International School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Emerald Heights International School is a co-educational K-12 day-cum-boarding campus in Indore, MP, affiliated to CBSE. Founded in 1982 by Smt. Suneeta Singh, the school sits on a 100-acre campus and offers Science, Commerce and Humanities streams with English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and electives such as Informatics Practices, Physical Education and French. It participates in the College Board AP Program to earn college credit. Classrooms feature interactive touch-screen panels, supported by four lecture halls and high-tech laboratories for Chemistry, Biology and Physics, plus six air-conditioned computer laboratories with smart boards and about 300 computers. Specialized labs include Robotics, MUN, STEM and a Makers' Laboratory; Nalanda Library provides audio-visual facilities. The campus hosts a 400m nine-lane track, skating track, tennis courts, cricket grounds, a 25m swimming pool, gym and more. Round Square exchanges, AFS Intercultural Programs and NSLI-Y language opportunities, and a Career Counseling Cell enhance global exposure and guidance.

Location

AB Road, Rau, Opposite Akashwani, Indore, MP, India – 453 331. The campus is on a 100-acre site in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. The school was founded on February 18, 1982 by late Smt. Suneeta Singh.

Stages

The Emerald Heights International School is a K-12 co-educational institution. It operates as a day-cum-boarding school on a 100-acre campus in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. The main streams offered are Science, Commerce and Humanities.

Type

The school is a co-educational K-12 day-cum-boarding school in Indore, MP, India. It is affiliated to the CBSE board.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

Boarding day follows a structured routine: for Class I–V, wake-up at 6:30 am, school hours 9:00 am–3:00 pm, lunch 1:30 pm–2:00 pm, and night tutorials 5:30 pm–8:00 pm, with lights out at 10:00 pm. For Class VI–XII, wake-up at 6:00 am, school hours 7:30 am–1:30 pm, lunch 1:30 pm–2:00 pm, and night tutorials 5:30 pm–8:00 pm, with self-study 10:00–11:00 pm for IX–XII.

Boarding Arrangements

There are two boarding houses: Fort Prithviraj for boys and Rani Padmini for girls. Dorms are allocated by age groups and each dorm is supervised by an in‑charge, with a block head, domestic staff and resident tutors. Boarders follow a scheduled day that integrates academics, sports and co‑curricular activities, and meals are served in the dining hall with hygienic, nutritious options. The wellness centre oversees health and the campus is protected by 24/7 CCTV surveillance and security personnel.

Uniform Requirement

Junior School Uniform; Senior School Uniform.

Food Options

Meals served in the dining hall are hygienic, nutritious, and offer a variety of options.

House System

Boarding houses are Fort Prithviraj for boys and Rani Padmini for girls; dorms are allocated by age groups and are supervised by dorm in‑charges, with block heads, domestic staff and resident tutors.

Governance and Ownership

The Emerald Heights International School is part of The Emerald Heights group of schools, including The Emerald Heights World School and The Niranjana School. The Emerald Heights Foundation School is listed in the site's corporate identity. The school is CBSE affiliated (Affiliation No. 1030042).

Application & registration fees

- Registration / application (residential): INR 3,000 (non‑refundable) payable at the time of registration.
- Admission fee (boarders at time of admission): INR 50,000 (non‑refundable).
- Caution deposit (boarders): INR 10,000 (refundable).
- Pocket money (boarders, payable at admission): INR 15,000.

Tuition fees by year group (Session 2025–26) — per installment and annual totals

Notes common to these entries: fees below are shown as the school publishes them in two equal installments for the session; many class schedules add an optional bus charge (shown separately) and occasional one‑time charges (noted where applicable). Installment due dates and payment methods are listed in the Billing schedule section. Each item shows I Installment / II Installment and the annual total (I + II).

- LKG (main campus): Tuition I Installment INR 90,000 / II Installment INR 90,000 — Annual tuition INR 180,000. Bus (if taken) I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000 — Annual bus INR 22,000; Total per installment with bus INR 101,000.
- LKG (Manoramanganj site): Tuition I Installment INR 90,000 / II Installment INR 90,000 — Annual tuition INR 180,000 (no bus amount shown for this variant).
- UKG: Tuition I Installment INR 90,000 / II Installment INR 90,000 — Annual tuition INR 180,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000 — Annual bus INR 22,000; Total per installment with bus INR 101,000.
- Class I: Tuition I Installment INR 92,500 / II Installment INR 92,500 — Annual tuition INR 185,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 103,500.
- Class II: Tuition I Installment INR 92,500 / II Installment INR 92,500 — Annual tuition INR 185,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 103,500.
- Class III: Tuition I Installment INR 95,000 / II Installment INR 95,000 — Annual tuition INR 190,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 106,000.
- Class IV: Tuition I Installment INR 95,000 / II Installment INR 95,000 — Annual tuition INR 190,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 106,000.
- Class V: Tuition I Installment INR 95,000 / II Installment INR 95,000 — Annual tuition INR 190,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 106,000.
- Class VI: Tuition I Installment INR 97,000 / II Installment INR 97,000 — Annual tuition INR 194,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 108,000.
- Class VII: Tuition I Installment INR 97,000 / II Installment INR 97,000 — Annual tuition INR 194,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 108,000.
- Class VIII: Tuition I Installment INR 97,000 / II Installment INR 97,000 — Annual tuition INR 194,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 108,000.
- Class IX: Tuition I Installment INR 97,000 / II Installment INR 97,000 — Annual tuition INR 194,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 108,000.
- Class X: Tuition I Installment INR 97,000 / II Installment INR 97,000 — Annual tuition INR 194,000. Counselling Fee charged in I Installment INR 2,500 (one‑time). Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000. Total I Installment (including counselling and bus) INR 110,500; Total II Installment INR 108,000.
- Class XI: Tuition I Installment INR 97,000 / II Installment INR 97,000 — Annual tuition INR 194,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 108,000. (I Installment timing: at time of collecting Class Entry Pass).
- Class XII: Tuition I Installment INR 97,000 / II Installment INR 97,000 — Annual tuition INR 194,000. Bus I Installment INR 11,000 / II Installment INR 11,000; Total per installment with bus INR 108,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Standard fee schedule is two installments for the academic session: first installment due before 10 April and second installment due before 10 October of the session year; specific classes may require the first installment at a different event (for example Class XI first installment at collection of Class Entry Pass). Late payment surcharge: INR 15 per day is charged after May 30 for the first term and after November 30 for the second term (dates published with the session‑specific fee notices). Parents of newly admitted students must deposit fees within 7 days of admission to confirm the seat; non‑compliance may lead to cancellation and reallocation of the seat.

Boarding fees and boarding‑specific charges (residential students)

- School tuition fee plus boarding charges (boarders) for session 2025–26: I Installment INR 240,000 (payable at time of admission) / II Installment INR 240,000 (payable in October) — Annual boarding + tuition INR 480,000. Additional one‑time and admission charges for boarders: Registration, Form & Prospectus INR 3,000 (non‑refundable); Admission Fee INR 50,000 (non‑refundable); Caution Money INR 10,000 (refundable); Pocket Money INR 15,000 (payable at admission). Withdrawal rules for boarders: full fees for the term will be charged if parents withdraw during the term or before the term starts; notice requirements and penalties for end‑of‑term withdrawal are published in the boarding admissions rules.

Other recurring or one‑time fees and charges

- Bus (transport) charge where applicable: INR 11,000 per installment (INR 22,000 annually). The bus charge is shown separately from tuition and applied per installment for students who use school transport.
- Counselling / career‑services fee (where applicable): for Class X a one‑time counselling fee of INR 2,500 is charged in the first installment. Additional counselling or aptitude test charges may be applied as noted in the class fee notices.
- Late payment penalty: INR 15 per day after the published late dates (applies to overdue installments).

Refund information and cancellation

- General policy: online payments are normally non‑refundable; the school does not grant refunds in most cases but makes exceptions for very specific circumstances (for example duplicate payment, transaction failure where confirmation was not generated). Transaction / gateway fees charged during payment will not be refunded. Refund requests must be submitted in writing; excess or duplicate payments are processed after verification and may take up to the period described in the school's refund procedure. The school's formal fee‑refund document sets out the process, deductions (transaction charges), and jurisdiction for disputes. For boarders, withdrawing during the term results in full fees for the term being charged.

Fee payment options and instructions

- Online portal (recommended): school parent portal / payment gateway where payments are accepted using Net Banking, UPI, Debit Card or Credit Card (the school uses the parent/ERP portal and payment gateway for fee collection). Steps and portal link are provided by the school for online payment.
- Bank transfer / NEFT / RTGS: bank transfer instructions are provided in fee notices where applicable; parents are asked to share transfer details (UTR/transaction reference) after NEFT/RTGS payments.
- Cash / Cheque / Demand Draft at the school fee counter: cheques/DD are to be drawn in favour of the payee name stated on the class fee notice (the notices indicate the correct beneficiary name to be used).

Important payment notes

- The school's online payment terms state that transaction charges and convenience charges are payable by the payer and are not refundable in most cases. Payment confirmation (transaction/order number) should be retained as the school requires it for any dispute or refund request. Specific timing rules apply for withdrawal‑related refunds; the school's refund policy and payment policy describe required written requests, deductions for gateway charges, and processing mechanics.

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Curriculum

The school is CBSE-affiliated. It emphasizes a broad spectrum of disciplines and experiences designed to foster lifelong learning. Class XI offers Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams with core subjects such as English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics; electives include Informatics Practices, Physical Education, Psychology, and French, with French and Painting listed among options. The College Board AP Program is described as enabling eligible high school courses to earn college credit.

Exam Results

The Emerald Heights International School has recorded notable academic achievements, including a state-level topper in the 6th International French Language Olympiad (IFLO) 2016-17 and a third position in the Gurukul Exam organized by Nai Duniya. The school has also featured in national-level English and Hindi essay competitions.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have gained admission to universities worldwide, including institutions in the United States and the United Kingdom such as Cornell University, Yale University, Duke University, University of Exeter, University of Manchester, University of Edinburgh, and the London School of Economics, among others.

Gifted and Talented

The school is a Round Square member, reflecting a focus on experiential learning and leadership. It hosts the AP Program as part of its academic offerings to provide college credit opportunities. It is a YES center for the International Award for Young People (IAYP) and has participated in the AFS BP Global STEM Academies Program to foster STEM and intercultural learning.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Pastoral care and safeguarding are upheld within its boarding houses. Boarding life fosters social and cultural learning as students from diverse backgrounds come together on campus. Participation and teamwork are encouraged to develop social skills. Boarding staff supervise dorms and provide guidance, offering emotional mentorship to students. The school supports social-emotional development through community and co-curricular activities. The Wellness centre is staffed by trained doctors and nurses and promotes overall well-being.

Mental Wellbeing

The Wellness centre is staffed by trained doctors and nurses and oversees the physical health of the students. The campus environment promotes well-being and safety in boarding life. Boarders are supported by dorm staff who provide guidance and emotional mentorship. A structured schedule balances academics, sports, and recreation to support overall well-being. Participation in social and cultural activities helps sustain mental well-being.

Safeguarding

Pastoral care and safeguarding are upheld within its boarding houses. Welfare and safety of boarders are top priorities. Two boarding houses are Fort Prithviraj for boys and Rani Padmini for girls. Each dorm is supervised by an in-charge with additional block heads, domestic staff, and resident tutors who provide academic and personal mentorship. The campus is protected by 24/7 CCTV surveillance and trained security personnel.

Admissions

1. Nursery and LKG admissions open September/October each year for the following academic year. Registration forms are available at the Rau campus. For Class Nursery (Session 2026-27), the child must be born on or between 01-04-2022 and 31-03-2023. For Class LKG (Session 2026-27), the child must be born on or between 01-04-2021 and 31-03-2022. Online Enquiry Form is not applicable for Nursery and LKG.

2. For Class I onwards, parents can fill the Online Enquiry Form at the bottom of the page. Online Enquiry Form is not a registration form. It is only for the information of the child and does not guarantee admission. Online Enquiry Form is not applicable for Nursery and LKG.

3. The School Management reserves the right of admission and its decision is final and binding. The School Management reserves the right to change its Admissions Policy from time to time without notice.

Scholarships

The Emerald Heights Scholars' Program is for classes VIII to XII and aims to provide education through experiences, engaging students in activities to connect theoretical learning with real-world issues. The program offers two tracks: Platinum and Gold.

Platinum: 92% and above in Annual Examinations in VIII–XII; SAT minimum 1500 or ACT minimum 34; AP Scholar or CEMC/AMC up to 50 ranks; Super Curricular minimum 2; Leadership (Student Council/Clubs); Unique personal profile; Minimum 8 co-curricular activities. Not-for-Profit; some program costs may be borne by parents. Activities run during stay-back time/holidays/online to avoid impacting academics; Career guidance and project work are emphasised. Successful participants earn the Emerald Heights Platinum Scholar certificate.

Gold: 85% and above in Annual Examinations in VIII–XI; SAT minimum 1450; 1–3 AP with scores 3–5 or CEMC/AMC ranks; Super Curricular 1–2; Leadership (Student Council or equivalent); Minimum 6 co-curricular activities; Specific talents may be recognised. Successful participants earn the Emerald Heights Gold Scholar certificate.

Waitlist

Admission is subject to availability of seats. Vacancies arise in the Boarding School when Class XII boarders graduate, and these are special seats which are then allotted to any vacancy in other classes on priority. The Registration Fee has to be paid to include your child's name in the admission process and can be deposited at the Rau campus or online. Registration is not a guarantee of admission and only includes the child in the process. The School Management reserves the right of admission and its decision is final. Post-admission, once a child's admission is confirmed, the fees must be deposited within 7 days; non-payment will result in cancellation of the admission and the seat will be allotted to a waitlisted candidate.

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The Shishukunj International School - Indore Jhalaria Campus

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

The Shishukunj International School is a CBSE-affiliated day school in Indore with two campuses, Jhalaria and North Campus. It follows the CBSE curriculum and uses Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation; the Session 2025-2026 syllabus covers Classes I–XII. Classes I–XII offer subject combinations in Commerce, Science and Humanities, with French or Sanskrit as a third language for VI–VIII, and Hindi, Sanskrit or French as second language options for IX–X. Average class sizes range from 30 to 40, and the campus features 45 digital classrooms, CCTV, campus LAN/Wi-Fi, digital boards and uninterrupted power via an online UPS and generator. The school houses a 1,500-title library, extensive science labs, Anveshika physics initiatives, a finishing school lab, and dedicated spaces for arts, performing arts and languages. It supports a wide range of sports, a large dining hall, and a Performing Arts program. International programs include the British Council International Dimension in School Certification (2020–2023), IAYP, intercultural exchanges and Model United Nations.

Location

The Shishukunj International School has two Indore campuses in Madhya Pradesh: North Campus on Indore–Ujjain Road (Gram Badodia Ema, behind Vishwanath Dham) and Jhalaria Campus on Bypass Road (Jhalaria, Indore 452016).

Stages

The school comprises a Junior Wing and a Senior Wing in Indore. The Senior Wing offers Classes XI and XII, while the Junior Wing serves the lower grades.

Type

Day school.

Additional learning support

Inclusive Education: supports students with special needs through graded papers, specially curated worksheets, frequent oral assessments, and relaxed evaluation to help each student bloom at their own pace.

Country affiliation

India (CBSE-affiliated).

School day structure

Timings: 10 am to 2 pm, Monday to Saturday.

Bus service

Bus service is available; bus tracking is provided via the school's circulars and bus-tracking portal, with separate transport contacts for the Junior Wing and Senior Wing.

Uniform Requirement

Students must wear a neat, ironed uniform on all occasions, and the identity card is compulsory. Sports uniforms are worn only on sports days. Uniform details vary by grade for Summer and Winter, and parents may have uniforms stitched or bought locally according to the listed specifications.

Food Options

The school has 2 dining halls and 2 well-equipped kitchens that can serve up to 1500 students. Vegetarian food is provided to all students, prepared under hygienic conditions and supervised by the director.

House System

The school has four houses: Devi Ahilya, Lata Mangeshkar, Kalam, and Dhyanchand. Inter-house events and competitions—such as Sanskrit shloks, Hindi Katha Kathan, and other activities—are regularly held.

Governance and Ownership

Promoted and managed by Shishukunj International Foundation, the school is governed by a School Managing Committee led by Dr. Lalita Singh (Principal, Member Secretary). It is affiliated to the Shishukunj International Society, London.

Application and one-time fees

- Registration / Application fee: INR 3,000–3,500 (one-time).
- Admission / Entrance fee (one-time): INR 10,000–50,000 depending on campus and year group; early-years/admission to specific campuses is at the higher end of this range.
- Security deposit (one-time): INR 3,000–10,000; some listings identify the security amount as non‑refundable.

Tuition and recurring annual charges by year group (annual totals and per-term equivalents)

Notes on presentation: the items listed below combine the school's published annual tuition with separately listed recurring charges (transport, food/meals and annual/upgradation charges) where those are published. Per-term amounts shown are the annual total divided into three equal terms (per-term figures are inferred by dividing the published annual total by three and are labelled as such).

- Junior KG – Senior KG (annual):
- Tuition: INR 85,500
- Transport (annual): INR 18,500
- Food/meals (annual): INR 13,500
- Annual charges / upgradation: INR 25,000
- Total annual charge: INR 142,500
- Per term (annual ÷ 3, inferred): INR 47,500.

- Class I – V (annual):
- Tuition: INR 95,100
- Transport (annual): INR 18,500
- Food/meals (annual): INR 13,500
- Annual charges / upgradation: INR 31,000
- Total annual charge: INR 158,100
- Per term (annual ÷ 3, inferred): INR 52,700.

- Class VI – X (annual):
- Tuition: INR 98,300
- Transport (annual): INR 18,500
- Food/meals (annual): INR 13,500
- Annual charges / upgradation: INR 32,000
- Total annual charge: INR 162,300
- Per term (annual ÷ 3, inferred): INR 54,100.

- Class XI – XII (annual):
- Tuition: INR 101,400
- Transport (annual): INR 18,500
- Food/meals (annual): INR 13,500
- Annual charges / upgradation: INR 32,500
- Total annual charge: INR 165,900
- Per term (annual ÷ 3, inferred): INR 55,300.

- Alternate campus examples and variations:
- Some campuses list a single consolidated annual fee figure (example: INR 135,000 annual for one IGCSE campus) plus separately stated transport, admission, application and security amounts; one-campus examples show transport listed at INR 26,000 and admission as INR 50,000. These campus-level differences will change the totals above for those locations.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Published fee items are presented as annual charges (tuition, transport, food, annual/upgradation). A standard per‑term invoice schedule (dates and number of instalments) is not published in the public fee summaries used here; per‑term figures above were calculated by dividing the published annual total into three equal terms for clarity. Parents should expect the school to invoice the annual charges and to offer either an annual payment or a multi‑instalment arrangement in line with common local practice, but no specific instalment calendar or penalties are published in the publicly available fee summaries.

Boarding fees

- The school is listed as a day school; no boarding programme or boarding fee schedule is published for the campuses covered. Transport and meal charges are published instead.

Other costs and recurring charges

- Transport / bus fee: published as an annual charge (typical published values include INR 18,500 per year for the general Indore listings and up to INR 26,000 at some campuses). Transport is billed separately from tuition in published summaries.
- Food / meal charges (annual): commonly published as INR 13,500 per year in the Indore listings.
- Annual charges / upgradation fees: published annually and vary by year group (examples above show INR 25,000–32,500). These are charged in addition to tuition and often appear as a separate line item.
- Other annual/one‑time items shown in published summaries: “Other fees” (examples listed in some campus summaries), development fees, exam or activity charges; amounts vary by campus and year group.
- Uniforms, textbooks and optional activity charges: not itemised with fixed prices in the public fee summaries used here; these are listed as standard additional costs in campus FAQs and fee breakdowns.

Refund information

- Some published fee items are identified as non‑refundable (security fees are specifically described as non‑refundable in some campus summaries). A comprehensive public refund policy or a full list of refundable vs refundable items is not provided in the fee summaries used here.

Fee payment options

- Published public fee summaries do not list specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cheque, UPI). No formal list of payment channels is published in the fee summaries referenced here. Parents will normally make payments through the school's finance office or the school's nominated payment channel; published summaries do not specify which channels are accepted.

Summary of key line items (examples)

- Typical annual total (Junior KG – Senior KG): INR 142,500 (per term inferred: INR 47,500).
- Typical annual total (Class I – V): INR 158,100 (per term inferred: INR 52,700).
- Typical annual total (Class VI – X): INR 162,300 (per term inferred: INR 54,100).
- Typical annual total (Class XI – XII): INR 165,900 (per term inferred: INR 55,300).
- One‑time application / registration: INR 3,000–3,500; one‑time admission fee: INR 10,000–50,000; security deposit: INR 3,000–10,000 (security amounts are sometimes described as non‑refundable).

Curriculum

The Shishukunj International School follows the CBSE curriculum. Jhalaria Campus is CBSE affiliated (Affiliation No. 1030239) and North Campus is CBSE affiliated (Affiliation No. 1031254). In Classes XI and XII the school offers four combinations (A–D) with each combination listing compulsory and optional subjects across Commerce, Science and Humanities. Languages Offered include a choice between French and Sanskrit as a third language for VI–VIII; for IX–X, Hindi, Sanskrit and French are offered as second language options. Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation guides assessment; average class size ranges from 30 to 40 students. The Syllabus is published for Session 2025–2026 (Classes I–XII).

Student Teacher Ratio

Average class size is 30-40 students.

Exam Results

Board Results show Class X and Class XII results for the 2024–25 session were announced.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Counselling Cell guides and counsels all Shishyans, offering group and individual counselling.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Following the philosophy Let Every bud bloom, Inclusive Education helps students with special needs with graded papers, specially curated worksheets, and oral assessments to learn at their own pace.

Mental Wellbeing

Counselling Cell supports mental wellbeing through group and individual counselling.

Safeguarding

The school has an Anti-Bullying Committee and a Bullying Policy.

Admissions

1. Admissions for Session 2026-27 are open. Registration is completed online by clicking on 'Apply Now'. Submitting the registration form does not imply admission. For Nursery admissions, the ward must complete 3 years as on 31/03/2026. 2. The school requires the following documents to be uploaded with the registration: birth certificate; recent formal photographs of the ward and parents (photos should be less than 3 months old, against white background, not blurred, and in portrait 3 cm x 4 cm size); the previous two years' report cards and mid-term assessment copies for the current year (applicable for classes V and above). 3. The 'Admissions Office Details' provide contact information for both the North Campus and Jhalaria Campus, and the online form is hosted at forms.edunexttechnologies.com. The school is CBSE affiliated (Affiliation No. 1031254. and admissions office timings are 10 am to 2 pm, Monday to Saturday.

Scholarships

The school awards scholarships to students of Classes XI and XII based on academic performance amounting to almost 1 crore. In 2023-24, 69 Shishyans of Class XI received Merit Scholarships ranging from Rs. 80,000 to Rs. 1,10,000; 65 Shishyans of Class XII received Merit Scholarships in the same range; 10 Shishyans were awarded Sports Scholarships in the range Rs. 80,000 to Rs. 1,10,000. The Shri Indubhai Davey Memorial Excellence Award provides Rs. 25,000 for students securing admission to prestigious institutes or achieving high ranks after Class XII (e.g., IIT-JEE, NEET, etc.). Fee subsidies are available for families facing economic hardship, and inclusive education support is provided for students with special needs (graded papers, tailored worksheets, frequent oral assessments, and relaxed assessment).

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