For all students, the total Boarding fee is to be paid in two equal installments. For existing students, the first installment is to be paid on or before 10 April, and the second on or before 10 October. For new students, the total Boarding fee is also payable in two installments; the first at the time of admission and the second on or before 10th October of every year. The school has the authority to strike off the name of a student who fails to deposit the fee within the stipulated period. We understand that this may seem like a strict policy, but it is necessary to ensure that we can continue to provide our students with the best possible education.

It is essential to note that the fee for the full term will be charged even if a student joins late, leaves early, or is absent during a part of the session. We have a set curriculum and timeline that we follow, and we cannot make exceptions for individual students.

We also understand that sometimes, parents may miss the deadline for fee payment. In such cases, the fee may be accepted with a fine of Rs. 100/- (rupees one hundred only) per day until the next 15 days after the due date. Thereafter, the name of the student will be struck off the rolls of the school. However, the student may be re-admitted after receiving a re-admission fee of Rs. 10,000/- (rupees ten thousand only) but at the discretion of the Principal, for which a written request from the parent/guardian will be necessary. In case the fee is not paid within one month of the due date the students may be sent home to their parents at the latter’s expense.

For those who are opting for Horse Riding/Shooting, an additional amount of Rs. 10000/- (rupees ten thousand only) per annum each will be charged separately. We understand that some of our students may have a specific interest or talent, and we want to support them in pursuing their passions while at school.

We also offer a 10% waiver on the Boarding fee to junior siblings. We understand that having multiple children in boarding schools can be a significant financial burden, and we want to support families in ensuring that all their children have access to quality education.