St Mark's Public School - Meera Bagh vs St Mark's World School - Meera Bagh
St Mark's Public School - Meera Bagh and St Mark's World School - Meera Bagh are both in Delhi, about 1 km apart. Both schools follow a CBSE curriculum. Published annual fees are close, at ₹64,220 - 131,825 for St Mark's Public School - Meera Bagh and ₹84,000 - 108,775 for St Mark's World School - Meera Bagh. Both take pupils from 3 to 18.
St. Mark's Sr Sec Public School, Meera Bagh is located in Meera Bagh, West Delhi, New Delhi 110087, India. The campus is on Main Road, Meera Bagh, West Delhi. It serves the Meera Bagh neighbourhood in West Delhi.
Location
A Block, Meera Bagh, New Delhi - 110087
Stages
Stages
Pre-School (Nursery) through Senior Secondary.
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School type
School type
Co-educational English-medium senior secondary day school.
Tuition and compulsory charges by year group (detailed where publicly listed) - Pre‑school / Nursery (Seedling): - Tuition: INR 8,500 per month. - Annual charges (includes SMS and Smart Class charges): INR 21,950 (paid once per year). - Development charges: INR 7,650 payable in two instalments (May and November). - Bus charges: charged separately if the bus service is used.
- Primary / Middle example (Class VI — published receipt example): - Tuition (example from a Class VI fee receipt): INR 5,590 for January (monthly tuition paid online). This demonstrates normal billing of tuition on a monthly basis for middle‑school classes.
- Secondary example (Class X published breakdown): - Tuition: INR 4,150 per month (tuition charged monthly x 12). - Annual charges: INR 6,950 (one‑time yearly). - Development fee / charges: INR 7,470 (one‑time yearly). - Total estimated yearly cost for Class X (example calculation shown by the school directory): INR 64,220.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is billed and collected on a monthly basis (examples of online monthly payments are shown in official fee receipts). - Development charges for fresh batches are collected in two instalments (May and November) where specified. - Annual charges (pupil fund/annual charges/SMS/Smart Class) are collected once per year. - Payment deadline / late‑payment consequence: fees outstanding after the 20th day of the month may result in the student being struck off the rolls; re‑admission requires payment of admission fee and all arrears.
Boarding / hostel - Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school and does not provide hostel accommodation; therefore there are no boarding fees.
Other costs and recurring charges - Development charges: commonly collected as a separate charge (examples above). - Annual charges: includes items such as SMS and Smart Class charges (merged into the annual charges for nursery batch as noted). - Transport / Bus charges: charged separately when a student uses school transport; amounts vary by route and are billed in addition to tuition. - Duplicate I‑card: INR 50 for a duplicate identity card. - Uniform: wearing the school uniform is compulsory; the school enforces uniform rules but a specific uniform price is not publicly listed. - Books, stationery, activity fees, exam fees and any optional program fees are not itemised in the publicly available fee extracts for every class; these items are typically charged separately where applicable.
Refund information and adjustments - The registration fee is explicitly non‑refundable. - Re‑admission on account of removal for fee default requires payment of the admission fee and all arrears. - No comprehensive public statement of a general refund policy for tuition/annual/development fees (other than the registration fee notice) was located in the documents reviewed.
Fee payment options - Online payment: the school accepts online payments (official fee receipts show online payment transactions). - In‑person / fee counter payments: parents may pay at the fee counter where offered by the school; electronic receipts indicate multiple payment channels are used. - Specific accepted payment instruments (credit card, bank transfer/NEFT, cheque, UPI) are not itemised in the fee extracts reviewed; receipts show bank/online payment entries.
Summary of findings and scope of the fee details above - Public documents and fee receipts provide clear line items for registration, admission, nursery tuition, annual charges, and development instalments; sample monthly tuition figures are available for middle and senior classes (example: Class VI receipt and Class X fee breakdown). - A complete, line‑by‑line published fee schedule covering every single class and every possible optional charge for the current academic year in one consolidated table was not available in the documents reviewed; where specific class figures are cited above they are taken from the school's published batch fee sheet and from recent official receipts and directory breakdowns.
If you will place this text into an external database, note that the entries above list the specific fees and billing rules that are publicly recorded for the school (registration, admission, monthly tuition examples, annual charges, development instalments, transport as applicable, duplicate I‑card charge, and the day‑school (no boarding) status).
Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown as frequency and annual totals where relevant) - Nursery / Seedling (Pre‑school): Tuition ₹7,000 per month (₹7,000 × 12 = ₹84,000 per year). Annual charges: ₹11,950 (one‑off per year). Development charges: ₹6,300 half‑yearly (₹6,300 × 2 = ₹12,600 per year). Total first‑year cost for a new admission (examples used by the school) shown as ₹108,775.
- Pre‑Primary (KG) and Classes I–V (primary): Tuition ₹7,000 per month. Annual charges for these primary year groups are listed at ₹9,800 per year. Development charges ₹6,300 half‑yearly. Additional recurring charges for primary (where applicable) include Smart Class charges ₹150 per month and SMS/communication charges ₹180 half‑yearly. Typical total first‑year cost examples are shown at approximately ₹108,785. Transportation (if used) is listed as ₹1,250–₹1,450 per month for these groups.
- Classes VI–VIII (middle): Tuition generally shown as ₹7,000 per month for many middle classes in the published fee schedule. Annual charges and development charges follow the same pattern as primary (annual charges commonly ₹9,800–₹11,950 depending on class). Smart Class and SMS charges apply in selected classes as noted above. Transportation charges apply in the same monthly range.
- Classes IX–X (secondary): Example for Class X: Tuition ₹4,150 per month (₹4,150 × 12 = ₹49,800 per year). Annual charges for Class X are shown as ₹6,950. Development charge shown as ₹7,470 per year in published breakdowns. Monthly estimated cost examples and the annual total for Class X are illustrated as ₹64,220 in the published fee summary. Bus/transport charges for secondary classes appear in the school schedule (amounts differ by route/level).
- Classes XI–XII (senior secondary): Senior‑secondary fees vary by stream; the school's fee schedule lists stream‑specific ancillary/practical charges for different subject combinations (examples: separate practical/info‑practical charges for Commerce/Humanities/Science combinations and stream variances in annual or development charges). Development and annual charges are charged at similar frequencies (annual or half‑yearly) as for other classes; tuition amounts for senior classes are shown in the published fee schedule and vary by stream.
Other regular or one‑off fees - Development charges (building/maintenance): commonly charged half‑yearly; example shown ₹6,300 × 2 per year for many classes (total ₹12,600). - Annual charges / miscellaneous charges: levied annually; amounts vary by class (examples shown from ₹6,950 up to ₹11,950 depending on class). - Smart Class charges: ₹150 per month (where shown) and SMS/communication charges ₹180 half‑yearly in eligible classes. - Transport / bus charges: listed per month and vary by route and class. Example ranges published for primary/pre‑primary are ₹1,250–₹1,450 per month; published bus charges for some secondary/year groups appear higher (specific route/class amounts are shown in the school fee tables). The school's schedule notes the bus fee is not applicable for the month of June. - Examination / lab / practical charges: Senior classes show additional subject/practical or information‑practical charges depending on stream (these are itemised in the senior‑secondary fee entries). - Uniform, books and stationery: typically charged separately and not included in the monthly tuition figures; uniform and book costs are additional to the fees above (the school's published fee breakdown separates tuition/annual/development charges from costs for uniforms and books).
Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is presented on a monthly basis in the published schedule (tuition amounts are shown as a monthly figure and calculated over 12 months for annual totals). Development charges are typically billed half‑yearly; annual charges are billed once per year. - Annual charges are payable in two equal instalments in the months of May and November. - School policies published in the school rules and fee information indicate that fees outstanding after the 20th day of the month may lead to the student being struck off the rolls until arrears and admission re‑formalities are completed. Timely payment is required to retain enrolment.
Boarding / residential fees - No residential/boarding fee line items appear in the school's published fee schedules for St Mark's World School Meera Bagh; transport is shown as a day‑school service. Boarding/residential provision is not itemised in the public fee tables for this campus. (If a boarding option were applicable it would appear as a separate annual/termly boarding charge in the published fee schedule.)
Refunds and cancellation - Admission and registration charges are listed as one‑time charges in the school fee breakdown. The published fee documents and receipts record these items as distinct line items; specific refundable/non‑refundable language for each fee component is not itemised in the publicly published fee tables used above. Parents should note that many schools treat registration/admission fees as non‑refundable; the school's fee receipts separately record payments and pay‑mode details.
Fee payment options and how payments are recorded - The school's fee receipts include a recorded “Pay Mode” field and bank/reference details are captured on receipts, indicating that payments are recorded by mode on official receipts. - Common payment methods used by comparable schools (and reflected on institutional receipts elsewhere) include bank transfer/NEFT/RTGS, demand draft or cheque, and online payment gateway / card payments; the presence of a pay‑mode field on the school's receipts indicates the school records which method was used for each payment. (This is a procedural inference based on published fee receipts and standard practice.)
Late payment and re‑admission - The school's published rules show late payment consequences: students absent from school for a week without permission or whose fees are outstanding after the 20th day of the month may be struck off the rolls and will be re‑admitted only after payment of admission fee and all outstanding dues.
Notes on totals and examples - Published examples in the school's fee tables present a “total cost for a new admission” (first‑year total) that sums one‑time admission/registration, tuition (monthly × 12), annual charges, development charges and other recurring small items; sample totals appear on the published class pages (for example: Nursery first‑year total ₹108,775; Class X total ₹64,220). These example totals use the fee components listed above.
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Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
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Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
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Uniform requirement
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Food options
Food options
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Food options
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House system
House system
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House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
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Governance and ownership
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Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
The school teaches English, Hindi, Sanskrit, French, Science, Mathematics, Social Science, Computer Science, Home Science, Commercial Art, Games, Instrumental Music, Dance (Kathak, Bharatanatyam, and Contemporary) and Physical Education.
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Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
40:1
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Exam results
Exam results
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Exam results
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Higher education progression
Higher education progression
Career counselling is provided; a career fair for Classes 10-12 discusses higher education options; alumni sessions and external experts have been engaged to guide university selection.
Higher education progression
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Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
The school offers opportunities for high-ability students to participate in international and national Olympiads and competitions, including Silverzone Olympiad and Malaysia International Young Inventors Olympiad.
