Dubai Gem Private School vs MSB Private School - Primary

	D Dubai Gem Private School Dubai, United Arab Emirates	M MSB Private School - Primary Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year AED 19,607 - 32,471	Fees / year AED 11,816 - 27,681
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 17 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE	Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, BTEC Qualification
Pupils	Pupils 1,106	Pupils 850
Typical class size	Typical class size —	Typical class size 10
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 1973	Opened 2004
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Dubai Gem Private School is located on Oud Metha Road in Dubai, UAE (P.O. Box 989). The school sits in the Oud Metha district of Dubai.	Location MSB Private School operates from two campuses in the Al Nahda area of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The Junior Campus is located in Al Nahda (P.O. Box: 94550). The Secondary Campus is just 100 meters away in Al Nahda 2 (address 79RG+76P).
Stages	Stages Foundation Stage (FS1–FS2); Primary School (Years 1–6, ages 5–11); Secondary School (Years 7–13, including the Sixth Form).	Stages Junior Campus – Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1. Secondary Campus – secondary education.
School type	School type —	School type Private day school offering a K-12 program; part of a global MSB network; affiliations with ICSE or IGCSE boards depending on location.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Dubai Gem Private School has inclusive education with a dedicated STEP (Striving Towards Enhancement and Progress) team, including counsellors, specialist teachers and learning support assistants. There are three learning labs (Literacy/English and Numeracy/Math), a sensory room, and two counselling rooms to support students of determination; assessments, targeted plans and access arrangements are used to tailor support.	Additional learning support Inclusion is practiced across the school. MSB welcomes students with diverse learning needs, including those with special educational needs; an Inclusion Team provides Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and tailored support within the regular curriculum; collaboration with therapists and Learning Support Assistants is available.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation United Kingdom (affiliated to Cambridge University of London). The school is recognized by the Dubai Ministry of Education.	Country affiliation United Arab Emirates
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation Islamic Studies and the Quran are mandatory for Islamic students; non-Islamic students study Moral Science.	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Dubai Gem opens its doors at 7:00. Gates open at 7:00. FS1–FS2 operate 8:00–13:00. Years 1–13 run 7:40–14:40. The Friday schedule is 7:40–11:00. The school week runs Monday to Friday; weekend is Saturday and Sunday.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details The school provides a transport service for eligible pupils. A minimum of 15 children is required to operate a bus route. Transport fees are chargeable per term; there is no one-way transport. Bus stops and timings are determined by the school. Buses must be operated by approved staff (bus conductor, driver) and use regulated routes; safety rules apply.	Bus service details Transport is available to several areas with annual fees by sector: Dubai 5,000; Al Nahda Dubai 3,000; Al Warqa 5,000; Al Nahda Sharjah 5,000; Sharjah 5,500; Ajman 6,000. Transport requests can be sent to transport@msbdubai.com.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application and Registration Fees - Application fee for new admissions: AED 525 (including VAT). - Registration / Advance fee to confirm a new student's seat: 10% of the annual tuition fee (this advance is adjusted against scheduled term fees). Specific registration amounts published by year group are: FS1–FS2 AED 1,350; Years 1–3 AED 1,415; Years 4–5 AED 1,485; Year 6 AED 1,705; Year 7 AED 1,745; Year 8 AED 1,850; Year 9 AED 1,965; Years 10–11 AED 2,070; Year 12 AED 2,615; Year 13 AED 2,775. Tuition fees — per term and annual totals (Academic year 2025–2026 schedule used) Note: tuition is shown per term (First term / Second term / Third term) followed by the annual total for continuing students. Where the school publishes a different fee for new students joining in the first term, that is listed separately below for the year groups where it differs. - FS1 (continuing students): First term AED 7,171 · Second term AED 6,786 · Third term AED 5,650 · Annual total AED 19,607. - FS2 (continuing students): First term AED 6,603 · Second term AED 6,854 · Third term AED 5,650 · Annual total AED 19,107. - Year 1: First term AED 7,176 · Second term AED 7,255 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual total AED 20,485. - Year 2: First term AED 7,371 · Second term AED 7,428 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual total AED 20,853. - Year 3: First term AED 7,560 · Second term AED 7,423 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual total AED 21,037. - Year 4: First term AED 8,226 · Second term AED 7,875 · Third term AED 6,310 · Annual total AED 22,411. - Year 5: First term AED 8,280 · Second term AED 7,964 · Third term AED 6,363 · Annual total AED 22,607. - Year 6: First term AED 9,157 · Second term AED 8,819 · Third term AED 7,181 · Annual total AED 25,157. - Year 7: First term AED 9,214 · Second term AED 8,971 · Third term AED 7,353 · Annual total AED 25,538. - Year 8: First term AED 9,503 · Second term AED 9,341 · Third term AED 7,778 · Annual total AED 26,622. - Year 9: First term AED 9,085 · Second term AED 9,406 · Third term AED 8,003 · Annual total AED 26,494. - Year 10: First term AED 9,085 · Second term AED 9,961 · Third term AED 8,408 · Annual total AED 27,454. - Year 11: First term AED 10,660 · Second term AED 11,589 · Third term AED 3,359 · Annual total AED 25,608. - Year 12: First term AED 11,551 · Second term AED 12,479 · Third term AED 6,877 · Annual total AED 30,907. - Year 13: First term AED 13,386 · Second term AED 14,565 · Third term AED 3,320 · Annual total AED 31,271. Fees that differ for new students joining in the first term (per-term and annual totals where applicable) - FS1: same as continuing students — First term AED 7,171 · Second term AED 6,786 · Third term AED 5,650 · Annual AED 19,607. - FS2 (new joiners): First term AED 7,228 · Second term AED 6,854 · Third term AED 5,650 · Annual AED 19,732. - Year 1 (new joiners): First term AED 7,801 · Second term AED 7,255 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual AED 21,110. - Year 2 (new joiners): First term AED 8,021 · Second term AED 7,428 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual AED 21,503. - Year 3 (new joiners): First term AED 8,210 · Second term AED 7,423 · Third term AED 6,054 · Annual AED 21,687. - Year 4 (new joiners): First term AED 8,876 · Second term AED 7,875 · Third term AED 6,310 · Annual AED 23,061. - Year 5 (new joiners): First term AED 8,965 · Second term AED 7,964 · Third term AED 6,363 · Annual AED 23,292. - Year 6 (new joiners): First term AED 9,842 · Second term AED 8,819 · Third term AED 7,181 · Annual AED 25,842. - Year 7 (new joiners): First term AED 9,999 · Second term AED 8,971 · Third term AED 7,353 · Annual AED 26,323. - Year 8 (new joiners): First term AED 10,303 · Second term AED 9,341 · Third term AED 7,778 · Annual AED 27,422. - Year 9 (new joiners): First term AED 9,935 · Second term AED 9,406 · Third term AED 8,003 · Annual AED 27,344. - Year 10 (new joiners): First term AED 9,985 · Second term AED 9,961 · Third term AED 8,408 · Annual AED 28,354. - Year 11 (new joiners): First term AED 11,610 · Second term AED 11,589 · Third term AED 3,359 · Annual AED 26,558. - Year 12 (new joiners): First term AED 12,501 · Second term AED 12,479 · Third term AED 6,877 · Annual AED 31,857. - Year 13 (new joiners): First term AED 14,586 · Second term AED 14,565 · Third term AED 3,320 · Annual AED 32,471. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition payment schedule: - FS1–Year 10: fees payable in three instalments — September (1st term), January (2nd term) and April (3rd term). - Year 11–Year 13: fees payable in three instalments — September, December and March (term timing differs for examination-year groups). - Re-registration fee: to be paid with the 3rd term fees and adjusted with the 1st term fees of the new academic year. - Early payment discount: up to 10% on the annual tuition fee is available for families who pay the total current year fees in one instalment by 20 September of the academic year. Staff, sibling and other discounts are published in the fees schedule. Mandatory, optional and additional costs (term-wise and one-off items) - Mandatory PE uniform, medical and classroom resources (per term examples): - FS1–FS2: AED 580 (1st term) · AED 570 (2nd term). - Year 1: AED 725 per term (where listed). - Year group amounts vary by phase; full term amounts are published in the schedule. - Activity fees (per term): - FS1–FS2: AED 180 (1st term) · AED 170 (2nd term) · AED 100 (3rd term). - Year 1–Year 10: AED 200 per term. - Year 11–Year 13: AED 300 per term. - Books fees (examples): FS1 AED 330; FS2 AED 340; Year 1 AED 545; Year 4 AED 965; Year 6 AED 900; Year 9 AED 525. These cover prescribed books/e-books as listed by year group. - Optional / online learning resources and other optional fees: charged and collected with term fees (covers Seesaw, Literacy Planet, MyiMath, Bridge-U, CAT4, NGRT, PTE, etc., and items such as yearbook, photographs and local trips). Extra‑curricular and STEM fees are charged per term by year group. - Optional subject equipment charges: AED 400 per optional subject per annum (Years 9–11) and AED 600 per optional subject per annum (Years 12–13). These are payable with the 2nd term fees. - Board exam fees (Year 11–13): charged separately and depend on the subject entries chosen (IGCSE / AS / A level). Transport (school bus) fees and rules - Transport fees: AED 2,000 per term for nearby areas (Karama, Bur Dubai, Deira, Satwa, Jumeirah 1) or AED 2,800 per term for more distant locations; actual route availability requires a minimum of 15 students per route. Transport fees are payable every term. - Transport service cannot be discontinued during a term. One month's notice is required to discontinue the service for the next term; if notice is not given, one month's transport fee will be charged. There is no one‑way transport option. Transport will not be available for Year 11, Year 12 and Year 13 unless paid for the full academic year in September. Discounts and concessions - Early payment discount: up to 10% of the annual tuition fee for payment of the full year by 20 September. - Staff discount: 10% of the annual tuition fee for employees of the school. - Sibling discount (families with 3 or more children enrolled): 3 siblings receive AED 300 each annually; 4 or more siblings receive AED 450 each annually. - Humanitarian financial aid and talent-based concessions are available subject to Board approval (terms and amounts published in the school's fee policy). Fee payment options and banking details - Credit card: payment by credit card is facilitated through the PAYIT app (First Gulf Bank collaboration). Details to download the app are provided to parents through the school portal. - Other payment methods: cheque, cash or online bank transfer. Parents should send payment confirmation with student details to accounts@dubaigem.ae for reconciliation; receipts are issued via the parent portal. - Bank details published for transfers: - Bank Name: Dubai Islamic Bank - Account Name: Dubai Gem Private School - Account No: 001520140214501 - IBAN: AE660240001520140214501 - SWIFT Code: DUIBAEADXXX. Re-registration, refunds and other administrative notes - Re-registration fee: payable with 3rd term fees and adjusted against the 1st term fees of the new academic year. - Refund information: no general refund terms for tuition or deposits are published in the fee schedule; specific charges such as examination fees or equipment fees are charged separately as noted. Parents should follow the school's published billing and accounts processes for any exceptional refund or fee adjustment requests. Other points on additional charges and timing - Equipment charges for optional subjects (Years 9–13) and the timing of these charges are specified (paid in the 2nd term where applicable). Board exam entry charges are additional and based on subject entries. Receipts and invoices are issued through the parent portal and the accounts office is reachable at accounts@dubaigem.ae for fee queries.	Fee details Application & Registration Fees - Application fee: Up to AED 500 may be charged to process a new student application; this fee is not deductible from tuition and is refundable only if the school does not offer a place. - Registration (enrolment) deposit: For new students a registration deposit may be charged of up to 10% of the annual tuition; this deposit is payable after an offer is accepted and is deductible from the first term's tuition. Re-registration (returning students) deposits may be requested up to 5% of annual tuition or AED 500 (whichever is higher). Tuition fees by Year Group (A.Y. 2025–26, AED per year) - FS1: AED 11,816. - FS2: AED 11,816. - Year 1: AED 12,603. - Year 2: AED 12,603. - Year 3: AED 12,603. - Year 4: AED 12,603. - Year 5: AED 12,603. - Year 6: AED 12,603. - Year 7: AED 13,396. - Year 8: AED 13,396. - Year 9: AED 13,396. - Year 10: AED 13,396. - Year 11: AED 13,396. - Year 12: AED 23,990. - Year 13: AED 27,681. Per-term and instalment breakdown (standard KHDA payment options; per-term numbers shown as calculated examples) - Permitted billing schedules: Annual tuition may be collected in three instalments at the start of each term (first instalment not to exceed 40% of the annual tuition; second and third not more than 30% each), or as 10 equal monthly instalments (annual tuition ÷ 10). These payment schedules are KHDA/parent-school contract provisions used for billing arrangements. - Example per-term amounts using the standard 3-term split (40% / 30% / 30%). These per-term amounts are calculated from the published annual tuition figures and are shown in AED as illustrative instalment values (the school may apply a specific instalment schedule within the permitted KHDA limits). (This per-term breakdown is an inferred calculation based on the KHDA/contract instalment percentages and the published annual tuition figures.) - FS1 / FS2 (AED 11,816): Term 1 = AED 4,726.40; Term 2 = AED 3,544.80; Term 3 = AED 3,544.80. - Years 1–6 (AED 12,603): Term 1 = AED 5,041.20; Term 2 = AED 3,780.90; Term 3 = AED 3,780.90. - Years 7–11 (AED 13,396): Term 1 = AED 5,358.40; Term 2 = AED 4,018.80; Term 3 = AED 4,018.80. - Year 12 (AED 23,990): Term 1 = AED 9,596.00; Term 2 = AED 7,197.00; Term 3 = AED 7,197.00. - Year 13 (AED 27,681): Term 1 = AED 11,072.40; Term 2 = AED 8,304.30; Term 3 = AED 8,304.30. - Example monthly instalments (10 equal monthly payments = annual tuition ÷ 10): - FS1 / FS2: AED 1,181.60 per month. - Years 1–6: AED 1,260.30 per month. - Years 7–11: AED 1,339.60 per month. - Year 12: AED 2,399.00 per month. - Year 13: AED 2,768.10 per month. Transport (school bus) fees (annual) - Dubai sector: AED 5,000 per year. - Al Nahda (Dubai) sector: AED 3,000 per year. - Al Warqa sector: AED 5,000 per year. - Al Nahda (Sharjah) sector: AED 5,000 per year. - Sharjah sector: AED 5,500 per year. - Ajman sector: AED 6,000 per year. Other mandatory or likely additional costs - Uniforms: School uniform is compulsory and may be purchased from the school's uniform store; itemised uniform prices are not published on the public uniform information page. - International/examination fees: Board/examination fees (IGCSE/A-level/BTEC) are charged on a cost-recovery basis and appear as additional mandatory items on the school's contract; parents pay examination fees as required. - Other mandatory items (for example book fees, activity fees, exam charges): These can be listed in the Parent–School Contract as mandatory items with specified due dates and may be added to instalment schedules when applicable. Boarding - No boarding provision or boarding fees are published for MSB Private School (no boarding facility is listed on the school's public information or in the Parent–School Contract). Refunds and withdrawal (summary of contract provisions) - Registration/re-registration deposits are generally non-refundable except in extenuating circumstances such as family relocation; such exceptions may be submitted for KHDA review. - Tuition paid prior to the start of the academic year is refundable minus the registration/re-registration deposit. - If a student attended for two weeks or less, one month's fees will be deducted; if attendance was between two weeks and one month, two months' fees will be deducted; if enrolled for more than a month, a full term's fees will be deducted when calculating refunds. Refunds are calculated from the start of the term to the official withdrawal request date. Billing schedule, payment terms and consequences for non-payment - Permitted billing schedules: three instalments at the start of each term (first instalment up to 40% of annual tuition; second and third up to 30% each) or 10 equal monthly instalments (annual tuition ÷ 10). Schools may add mandatory fees/exam charges to instalment schedules. - Consequences of non-payment: When fees are not paid the school may suspend students from learning for up to three days per term (excluding exam days), withhold reports, refuse re-enrolment, and withhold the transfer certificate until fees are settled, as provided in the Parent–School Contract. Fee payment options and practical note - The school's public pages and the Parent–School Contract do not publish a specific list of accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer details, credit-card acceptance, or in-person card payments are not listed on the public contact, fees or contract pages). For account-specific payment methods and the school's accounts office instructions, contact the school's accounts or admissions office directly. Summary of what is published and outstanding items - Published and actionable: Annual tuition for each year group (A.Y. 2025–26), transport annual fees, uniform policy (store purchase), and the Parent–School Contract rules on application fees, registration deposits, permitted instalment schedules, refund calculation rules, and examination fee treatment. - Not published / not available in public documents: A school-specific stated application fee amount (the contract gives the KHDA maximum of AED 500 but the school's own exact application charge is not listed), itemised uniform prices, explicit bank account or payment portal details and the school's preferred accepted payment methods, and any school-specific prepayment amounts or exact due dates for instalments. These items are not listed in the publicly available admissions/fees pages or the published Parent–School Contract.
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Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details UK main curriculum is followed. Language of instruction is English. External tests and examinations include IGCSE, AS-Level and A-Level (Cambridge and Edexcel). The curriculum is broad and balanced with cross-curricular links embedded across phases. In the Post-16 phase, attainment is high in English, mathematics and science.	Curriculum details MSB Private School is licensed by KHDA to offer education up to Year 13. The Cambridge Curriculum forms the core: Foundation Stage (EYFS) for early years; Years 1–9 follow the Cambridge Curriculum; Years 10–11 prepare for Cambridge IGCSE; Years 12–13 offer Cambridge Advanced Level (A Levels). The school is affiliated with Cambridge International Examinations to deliver the IGCSE, AS Levels, and A Levels, with KHDA approvals for the Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Diploma in Business as an additional program. Learning Beyond Walls, Micro:bit, and LEGO Education enrich the curriculum, alongside a broad range of co-curricular activities. The curriculum emphasizes a values-driven, global-ready education under the Cambridge framework.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Teacher–student ratio is 1:20.	Student teacher ratio 1:10
Exam results	Exam results June 2025 examination results show 76% of IGCSE entries achieved A–B; 55% of AS Level entries achieved A–B; and 67% of A Level entries achieved A–B.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression All students are monitored to continue their academic journey into universities across the world.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented Gifted and Talented provision includes an extensive enrichment program with after-school clubs and opportunities to engage with external providers; activities may involve visits to universities or sites of special interest; students are monitored to support progression to universities worldwide.	Gifted and talented —
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language —
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Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding —
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview —	Facilities overview —
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Parent experience	Parent experience
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual —	Academic & intellectual —
Arts & creative	Arts & creative —	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language —	Cultural & language —
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies —	Social & hobbies —
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Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing —	Lifestyle & wellbeing —
Language provision	Language provision
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Reputation	Reputation
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Admissions status for 2026–2027: the online application is closed and will reopen after August 17, 2026. Registrations for FS1–Year 9 are online and register applicants for the waiting list, not a confirmed seat. The minimum age for FS1 is 3 by August 31 of the academic year. All fields must be completed; applicants receive an automated registration number upon submission. 2. After registration and depending on seat availability, parents submit required documents: copies of the child's passport and UAE visa or residency page; copies of the parents' passports and Emirates IDs; copies of the child's Emirates ID; the latest two years' final reports; and a non‑refundable pre-registration fee. The documents are reviewed and shortlisted candidates are invited to an Entrance Assessment Test. Entrance tests vary by year level and include English and Math; CAT4 and NGRT may be used for older year groups; all tests are conducted in April or May. Parents are notified of the results by email within two weeks of the test. 3. Admissions are confirmed subject to the assessment results. Priority for appearing for tests is given to siblings of students already at Dubai Gem, provided they meet the entrance criteria. After tests, the student and parent are invited to an interview with the Principal; two reference letters may be required. KHDA procedures require original Emirates IDs to be scanned and the KHDA Parent School Contract to be signed; this completes KHDA registration. 4. Secondary admissions: entry for Years 7–9 requires English and Math assessments plus CAT4 and NGRT; admissions are not offered for Years 10 or 11. The school looks for evidence of academic ability and involvement in arts and sports, based on previous reports. External Sixth Form applicants must have high grades and be fluent in English; offers follow completion of the admission process. Any student admitted must meet KHDA requirements and remain in good standing with the contract. 5. SEND ADMISSION: Dubai Gem Private School is inclusive and accommodates learners with needs. An updated report from an external specialist is requested to plan need-based provisions.	Admissions 1. Admissions & Assessments: MSB Private School (Dubai) is an inclusive school committed to placing each student in the most appropriate grade and providing tailored support based on their academic, social, emotional, and developmental needs. The admissions process follows grade-based assessment requirements: FS (Foundation Stage) has no written assessment, followed by a group school-readiness activity and parent and child interviews; Years 1–8 require written assessments in English and Mathematics; Year 9 requires written assessments in English, Mathematics, and Science; Years 10–13 require a meeting with the Supervisor to finalize subject selection based on availability. Admissions are confirmed based on assessment outcomes, with priority given to siblings of current MSB students who meet the entrance criteria. The Admissions Centre is currently closed for applications. 2. Students of Determination (SOD): Admissions include GL assessments, parent and child interviews, and submission of previous school records, report cards, and test results (in English). Certified translations may be required where applicable. Admission decisions are based on the latest assessments, level of need, recommendations, and required support. Full disclosure of medical history is mandatory. 3. Registration: Parents may register their interest by contacting the school administration. An acknowledgment email with further details will be sent upon registration. The Admissions Policy is available for reference. 4. Withdrawal: If you wish to withdraw your child from MSB Private School (Dubai), please submit the TC application form to the school administration office. Refer to the Parent School Contract for the refund/withdrawal guidelines applicable per term, depending on the date of withdrawal. The TC application form can be collected from the school office. 5. Book a School Tour: Join us any time from Monday to Thursday between 10:00 am and 12:00 pm. Visit us on campus or via a virtual tour to learn about our facilities and learning environment.
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Waitlist	Waitlist Registrations online are for the waiting list; a seat is not guaranteed. Priority for appearing for tests is given to siblings of students already enrolled at Dubai Gem, provided they meet the entrance criteria.	Waitlist —
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