Indus International School Bangalore

Billapura Cross, Sarjapura – Attibele Rd, Sarjapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562125, India. The campus sits on a 40-acre site. The school hosts students from over 30 nationalities.

Early Years (Reception to Prep 2, ages 3–5); Primary Years Programme (Grades 1–5, ages 6–10); Middle Years Programme (Grades 6–10, ages 11–15); Diploma Programme and Career Programme (Grades 11–12, ages 16–18).

An IB World School offering day and boarding options (Day Scholar, Regular Boarder, Weekly Boarder).

Over 30 nationalities represented on campus.

SEN and ESL support is provided; inclusive education; ESL instructors support students and aim to integrate ESL learners into the mainstream IB curriculum.

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School timings are 8:30 am to 3:30 pm for all grades. Buses arrive by 8:00 am to allow for breakfast. Day Scholars receive hot breakfast and lunch, while Boarders receive all meals.

A fleet of air‑conditioned buses covers most parts of Bangalore, equipped with GPS, female attendants, and a Bus Parent.

The school follows the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum.

Graduates gain admission to leading universities across India and around the world.

Counselling & Placements guide students to higher education in India and abroad. A dedicated college counselling team supports students with university admissions and applications. A bridge programme identifies learning gaps for students switching boards and moving from other curricula to the IB. The Pre-IB programme builds the foundation of the IB for entrants. Counselors assist students and parents with researching schools, decisions, visits, and applications, providing ongoing personal development guidance.

The school is inclusive. A dedicated Special Educational Needs (SEN) team supports students through remediation, accommodation, and adjustments aligned with IB guidelines, enabling every child to reach their potential.

The school offers an English as a Second Language (ESL) programme with specialist teachers to develop academic English proficiency and integrate students into the mainstream IB curriculum. English is the school's first language and the language of instruction.

The school has a Child Protection Committee headed by the principal. Safety and security measures include more than 250 cameras across the campus, a team of in-house security staff, and registration at the Security Main Gate for restricted entry. Disciplinary policy supports a safe environment. Safety Wardens operate on every bus.

Admission Process: Indus International School Bangalore admits students throughout the year, subject to seat availability, merit, and an admission test where the previous academic year's percentage of marks scored over 70%. The school is inclusive; all students are eligible for admission based on merit, seat availability and this admission test. Eligibility: The school does not discriminate on race, creed, color, gender or national origin, but it limits the number of students based on capacity to provide learning support. Admissions Approval Process: For admission to be approved by the Admissions Authorization Board, the Online Admission Application Form must be completed and submitted, including candidate details; copies of passport for foreign nationals or AADHAAR Card for Indian nationals for identity verification; scholastic records for the past two years with mid-term transcripts or current academic reports; and a copy of the birth certificate for age verification.

Scholarships and higher learning: Students graduating from Indus are guided to admissions in higher learning institutions both in India and overseas. IBDP/IBCP students have been admitted to reputed universities and colleges globally, including Stanford, Oxford, Brown, Cambridge, Harvard, Yale, Singapore University and numerous other institutes in the West, East, and India. Students who study disciplines have earned scholarships to various institutions and professional colleges through their academic and personal profiles. Recent highlights include two students awarded full scholarships to Deeksha Vedantu (May 2025); two full scholarships announced for the SCAD Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) Rising Star program (June 2025); and in the 2024-25 DP year, scholarships totaling about $7.7 million and over 285 university acceptances were achieved by the cohort (July 2025).