Admission and Withdrawal
  • The management reserves to itself that right to admit or refuse pupils seeking admission to the school. Similarly, the management decides when the question of retaining a student in the school/class arises.
  • Pupil seeking admission in higher classes may be tested on the syllabus of the standard class below the one for which they seek admission.
  • Admission is confirmed only on the production of the Transfer Certificate from the school last attended and the latest Progress Report from the school.
  • Admission will be strictly on merit.
  • Application for Transfer Certificate must be made on the prescribed form available from office. Three months’ notice of withdrawal from school must be given. If a child is withdrawn without notice, three months’ fee will be charged in lieu of notice. A child who is withdrawn at the end of the academic year, must pay the holiday fee. Notice cannot be given during holidays.
  • Transfer Certificates will be issued only after clearance and signatures have been obtained from all departments.
  • The Registration fee and the Admission fee are non-adjustable and non-refundable under any circumstances.
  • Should a parent of his own accord decide against sending his ward to the school after the admission fee and the registration fee have been deposited with the school, the pupil will not be entitled to a refund of either the Admission fee or the Registration feeand would be liable to pay one month's tuition fee.
  • The admission will be confirmed only after the receipt or the Admission fee is deposited.
  • Admission to any class is governed by the rule that the student must attain the age of five before he/she enters class 1.