Compare International Schools in Bhubaneswar, India

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees ₹105,000 - 557,000

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

KIIT International School, part of the KIIT family founded by Prof. Achyuta Samanta, is located at KIIT Campus-9, Patia, Bhubaneswar. It serves ages 3–18 and offers a mix of CBSE (Grades I–XII) and an international curriculum including Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme, with the IB Primary Years Programme in the primary years. KinderOrland provides Nursery to UKG. Since its establishment in 2011 to address the need for an international school in Eastern India, the school has built an ethos of global citizenship. The campus is eco-friendly and student-friendly, with 24x7 surveillance, secured Wi-Fi, and smart classrooms. Facilities include an Eureka 3D lab, Creya Design Studio, a Library, Labs, Dining Hall, Hostel, Music, and Sports such as a Swimming Pool and Horse Riding. Partnerships with Univariety support career guidance; a 20-member student cabinet leads student activities; and a Community Service programme connects learning with social impact through KISS NGO.

Location

KIIT Campus-9, Bhubaneshwar – 751024, Orissa, India. Located on the KIIT Campus in Bhubaneshwar, Odisha.

Stages

Nursery to UKG (KinderOrland); Primary School (Grades 1-5); Middle School (Grades 6-7); Secondary School (Grades 8-12); International Curricula IPYP, IGCSE, and IBDP.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

School days: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Bus service

Bus facility is available; transport facility can be availed by submitting the transport application form.

Application & registration fees
- One‑time admission and registration fee: INR 50,000 for Indian nationals; USD 1,000 for overseas admissions.
- Annual readmission (re‑admission) fee: INR 5,000 for Indian nationals; USD 200 for overseas.

Tuition / composite fees by year group (amounts per term and annual total)
- Pre‑Nursery & Nursery (CBSE): Term 1: INR 26,250; Term 2: INR 26,250; Term 3: INR 26,250; Term 4: INR 26,250; Grand total per annum: INR 105,000.
- LKG & UKG (CBSE): Term 1: INR 36,250; Term 2: INR 36,250; Term 3: INR 36,250; Term 4: INR 36,250; Grand total per annum: INR 145,000.
- Grade I–V (CBSE): Term 1: INR 52,250; Term 2: INR 52,250; Term 3: INR 52,250; Term 4: INR 52,250; Grand total per annum: INR 209,000. Boarding (where taken) charged separately below.
- Grade VI–VIII (CBSE): Term 1: INR 72,000; Term 2: INR 72,000; Term 3: INR 72,000; Term 4: INR 72,000; Grand total per annum: INR 288,000.
- Grade IX–X (CBSE): Term 1: INR 80,750; Term 2: INR 80,750; Term 3: INR 80,750; Term 4: INR 80,750; Grand total per annum: INR 323,000.
- Grade XI–XII (CBSE, by stream): Composite annual fee: Science INR 373,000; Commerce INR 342,000; Humanities INR 342,000. Composite fee is payable in four equal installments (so per installment: Science INR 93,250; Commerce INR 85,500; Humanities INR 85,500). One‑time admission and readmission fees apply as above.
- Reception / Prep (International Curriculum): Term 1: INR 52,500; Term 2: INR 52,500; Term 3: INR 52,500; Term 4: INR 52,500; Grand total per annum: INR 210,000.
- Grade I–V (IPYP / International Curriculum): Term 1: INR 71,000; Term 2: INR 71,000; Term 3: INR 71,000; Term 4: INR 71,000; Grand total per annum: INR 284,000 (Overseas amounts also shown in USD on international schedule).
- Grade VI–VII (ICMSP): Term 1: INR 97,250; Term 2: INR 97,250; Term 3: INR 97,250; Term 4: INR 97,250; Grand total per annum: INR 389,000.
- Grade VIII–X (IGCSE): Term 1: INR 126,000; Term 2: INR 126,000; Term 3: INR 126,000; Term 4: INR 126,000; Grand total per annum: INR 504,000 (Overseas amounts also shown in USD on international schedule).
- Grade XI–XII (IBDP): Term 1: INR 139,250; Term 2: INR 139,250; Term 3: INR 139,250; Term 4: INR 139,250; Grand total per annum: INR 557,000 (Overseas amounts also shown in USD on international schedule).

Boarding fees and deposits (where applicable)
- Annual boarding fee (Indian nationals): where provided the common amounts are INR 90,000 (lower grades/day‑boarding) or INR 120,000 (senior grades / full board) depending on the grade/program. Specific examples: Grade I–V boarding INR 90,000; Grades VI–VII, VIII–X, IX–X and XI–XII boarding INR 120,000.
- Caution deposit (refundable): INR 20,000 (refundable subject to processing of transfer/clearance).
- Imprest deposit / pocket money (non‑refundable at time of billing, held for student pocket money): INR 10,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Term payment deadlines: Term 1 — on or before March 1; Term 2 — on or before June 1; Term 3 — on or before September 1; Term 4 — on or before December 1. Fees are shown as composite term amounts to be paid by those dates (or in four equal instalments where the composite is specified).
- Where a program shows a single composite annual fee (for example CBSE XI–XII), it is required to be paid in four equal instalments as indicated.
- No cash / part payment conditions: the published schedules indicate no cash/part payment will be accepted for admissions/fee components in many instances and that certain fees must be paid in full at the time of admission (for example admission, boarding and caution).

Other costs and what the composite fee includes / excludes
- Items included within the composite/tuition fee (examples listed): tuition; uniform, books, notebooks & stationery; lab & library; school assessment fee; all sports fee; cultural fee; school transportation (where applicable); cafeteria meals & snacks; local educational field trips.
- Items explicitly not included in the composite fee (examples listed): Olympiad/NTSE/KVPY or other external‑exam entry fees; CBSE/board examination fees for Grade 10 & 12; participation fees for state/national/international competitions; optional activity fees (MUN, NCLF, external cultural/sports training); professional fees for separate special sports & cultural events; late payment fines or lost ID card fees; fees for Special Education Needs (SEN) where applicable.

Refund and cancellation terms
- Fees once paid are indicated as non‑refundable in the published fee schedules. Admission / re‑admission fees, booking fees and boarding fees are non‑refundable. The caution / security deposit is refundable subject to clearance and processing of the student's transfer certificate.

Fee payment options
- Electronic bank transfers (NEFT / IMPS) to the school's listed bank accounts.
- Payments via the school's bank (Punjab National Bank / Indian Bank as listed) and demand draft in favour of the school.
- Credit and debit card payments are accepted without extra charge at the school fee counter.
- Payment via the school app is listed as an accepted channel.

Notes on inclusions that affect budget planning
- Many grade‑wise schedules bundle uniform, textbooks, routine transport and cafeteria within the composite fee—these items may therefore not appear as separate line items for budgeting, while exam/competition and optional activity costs will generally be additional.

Boarding Arrangements

Boarding is provided as full boarding and day boarding. Boarders stay in spacious, well-furnished, air-conditioned rooms with Wi-Fi. Facilities for girls and boys are administered by their respective house parents and overseen by the Director of Boarding, who lives on campus. Day borders have transportation to and from school, and weekend visits, excursions, and shopping tours are organized for boarders.

House System

Pupils are organized within a house system. Facilities for girls and boys are administered by their respective house parents and overseen by the Director of Boarding, who lives on campus. House parents stay on campus with the students, and weekends include visits, excursions, outings, and shopping tours for boarders.

Governance and Ownership

The school is a constituent of KIIT Group of Institutions and KIIT University.

Curriculum

CBSE Curriculum is offered for Grades I to XII. IPYP, IGCSE, and IB Diploma Programme are offered under the International Curriculum from Prep (KG) to XII. KinderOrland covers Nursery to UKG. Primary School includes Grades 1-5, Middle School Grades 6-7, and Secondary School Grades 8-12 under CBSE. International Curriculum comprises IPYP for primary years, IGCSE for middle/upper, and the IB Diploma Programme in the later years. Cambridge International and the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) acknowledge the school's international curriculum offerings.

Student Teacher Ratio

The school maintains a low teacher-student ratio.

Exam Results

100% results have been reported by the school over the years. One of the main reasons for this achievement is the commitment to top-notch student services inside and outside the classrooms.

History

KiiT International School is part of the KIIT family of educational institutions. The KIIT group was founded by Prof. Achyuta Samanta. KiiT International School was established to fill the absence of an international school in Eastern India. It offers Cambridge IGCSE and IB Diploma Programme from 2011, with CBSE also offered as the national curriculum. The school respects cultures and religions of different nationalities and exudes an international ethos on its campus; alumni are envisioned as global citizens who are academically excellent and socially concerned.

Community

KIIT International School hosts the National Children's Literary Festival (NCLF), including editions such as the 11th edition with the founder and other dignitaries in attendance. Leadership opportunities include a Student Cabinet and involvement in NCLF-related activities, inter-house Inspiron concerts, and a TED-Ed Club for community service. Cultural activities include music (instrumental) or dance (Hip Hop, Modern, and Odissi). Theme-based assemblies and celebrations of local, national, and international importance promote cultural awareness.

Facilities Overview

The campus is eco-friendly and student-friendly with a 24×7 surveillance system to ensure safety. A secured Wi‑Fi LAN and internet facility is available, and internet use is strictly monitored. An Eureka 3D lab provides a multi-sensory, interactive approach to learning, and smart classrooms use audio‑visual tools to bring subjects to life. Lush green lawns and campus flora create a natural learning environment. The school offers a range of facilities including a Dining Hall, Hostel, Labs, Library, Music, Sports, a Swimming Pool, Horse Riding, and KinderOrland.

Sports Facilities

Sports facilities include a Swimming Pool and Horse Riding, with dedicated spaces to support sports on campus.

Academic Facilities

The library is a knowledge center with books across disciplines and an e-library extended to home. Laboratories are well‑equipped to support STEAM learning, including Anveshika, an open‑ended lab for experiments beyond the curriculum, and Creya Learning Design Studio for hands‑on robotics and design. Eduventure supports experiential learning through field trips, and career counselling is provided in partnership with Univariety to guide university choices and provide psychometric assessments, alumni guidance and connections. A student leadership program provides a 20‑member student cabinet to govern school activities.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Extracurricular highlights include Anveshika open‑ended lab experiences, Creya Learning Design Studio for hands‑on technology and design, Eduventure for experiential learning outside the classroom, Univariety‑based career counselling, and a student leadership cabinet with about 20 members.

Academic & Intellectual

KIIT International School offers IPYP/IGCSE/IBDP. The IPYP framework is inquiry-based and transdisciplinary, balancing knowledge and skill development and enabling learning beyond the classroom. Language teaching includes English as the language of instruction and a Second Language option (Hindi, French or Spanish). Literacy, numeracy, science and social studies, Arts (Visual and Performing), Global Perspectives and Personal, Social and Physical Education are part of the curriculum; the IPYP curriculum prepares students for Cambridge Lower Secondary and the IB Middle Years Programme.

Arts & Creative

Arts (Visual and Performing) are part of the IPYP curriculum. The IPYP and related programmes include drama, quizzes, science projects and creative art as part of holistic education. The IB Diploma Programme includes Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS), which encourages creative and community projects.

Cultural & Language

English is the language of instruction; a Second Language is taught (Hindi, French or Spanish). In Primary, Higher Language options include Hindi, Odia, Spanish and French.

Social & Hobbies

PSPE lessons and assemblies emphasise life skills such as respect, honesty, kindness and independence.

Community & Service

The Community Service programme at KiiT International School encourages students to understand the challenges faced by tribal groups in KISS NGO and to raise awareness about poverty, gender equality and health issues.

Leadership & Professional

Our Vision is to build leaders of tomorrow based on the foundation of academic excellence and service to society. Our Mission is to lead and excel by engaging minds, transforming lives and serving the community with compassion and empathy.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

PSPE (Personal, Social and Physical Education) is integrated into the IPYP, emphasising life skills and well-being alongside academics.

Language Provision

English is the primary language of instruction. English language development is supported directly for students whose first language is English, and ESL support is available as needed. All students study at least two languages, including Indian languages such as Oriya and Hindi (Oriya and Hindi offered from CBSE Grade 1; Sanskrit from Grade 6) and other world languages (French, Spanish and Japanese). Hindi is offered as a second language in IPYP and continues in Cambridge Lower Secondary Pathway, IGCSE and IB, while French and Spanish are offered in CBSE and IPYP, and Japanese is offered as a world language in CBSE from Grade 1.

Bilingual Teaching

English is the language of instruction. English language development is supported for students whose first language is English. The school also teaches Oriya, Hindi, Sanskrit, French, Spanish and Japanese as second languages. Second language instruction is generally in the target language rather than English.

Immersion Programs

French, Spanish and Japanese are World Languages offered in the CBSE Curriculum from Grade 1. Spanish and French are offered as second languages in IPYP and continue from Grade 6 onwards in the Cambridge Lower Secondary Pathway, IGCSE and IB. Language classes are mainly taught in the target language. English remains the language of instruction overall, with English language development and ESL support as needed.

Admissions

1. Collect the admission form from the school office or download it from kiitis.ac.in. Submit the completed registration form along with the required documents and the registration fee at the school reception on or before the scheduled date. Ensure all documents and the fee are provided as directed. The registration process covers Play Group through XI. 2. The child attends a personal interaction session as part of the admission process. This session provides the school with an opportunity to assess the student and understand the family's expectations. Parents may participate in parts of the session as required. The outcome of the interaction and any further admission formalities are communicated by the school office. 3. Consult the school office for the result and other admission formalities. The office will advise on next steps and any documents to submit. The admission decision is communicated by the school. 4. If hostel facilities are needed, complete the hostel application along with the admission formalities. The school coordinates hostel options if applicable. Submit any required hostel-related documents with the admission packet. 5. Complete the transport application form if the child will use the bus facility. Transport arrangements are confirmed after processing the application. Provide requested transport details and pickup/drop-off points. 6. Send the child to school on the agreed date for enrollment. The school confirms class placement after all formalities are completed. Notify the office promptly if there are delays. 7. Admissions are open from Play Group to XI. Names can be registered in the school office between 9 am and 5 pm on weekdays. 8. Age/class requirements for entry are: Play Group 2.5 years (as of 30-March of the chosen AY); Nursery 3 years; KG I 4 years; KG II 5 years; I 6 years; II completed Class I or equivalent; III completed Class II or equivalent; IV completed Class III or equivalent; V completed Class IV or equivalent; VI completed Class V or equivalent; VII completed Class VI or equivalent; VIII completed Class VII; IX completed Class VIII; XI completed Class X or equivalent from a recognized board.

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Sai International School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - null years

Fees ₹113,520 - 160,800

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Sai International School in Bhubaneswar combines Indian values with global curricula to prepare students for a changing world. The campus offers CBSE and Cambridge pathways, including IGCSE, Cambridge AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, IBCP and AP, with boarding at SAI International Residential School. The school was founded to blend 21st‑century learning with Guru Shishya Parampara, guiding students toward truth through a six‑facet approach: Physical, Social, Emotional, Spiritual, Intellectual and Purposeful development. Facilities span over 335,000 square feet and include smart classrooms, hands‑on labs, and Learning Resource Centers that foster reading, language skills and imagination. The campus supports STEAM‑based interdisciplinary learning, and sports facilities feature Bijoy Indoor Stadium (30,000 sq ft) and Bijaya Maidan (40,000 sq ft). Extracurriculars cover Music & Dance, Visual Arts, Drama & Theatre, plus 25+ clubs and Student Leaders such as a Student Council and Global SAIoneers. Boarding, infirmary, auditoriums and cafeterias complete campus life for all.

Location

Plot-5A, Infocity, Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar, Odisha 751024, India. The campus is in Bhubaneswar, Odisha.

Stages

Preschool & Early Childhood (Playgroup – Grade III) at SAI Angan; Grade IV – Grade XII at SAI International Residential School.

Type

Co-educational day school; boarding available at SAI International Residential School.

Additional learning support

Assessment & remediation.

Country affiliation

India

Application & entrance fees

- SET (school entrance test) registration fee: INR 600 (without prospectus) or INR 1,500 (with prospectus).

Tuition fees by year group (detailed)

- The school's published fee schedule (Academic Session 2021–22) lists the following monthly tuition figures:
- Classes I–III: INR 9,460 per month.
- Classes IV–VIII: INR 11,380 per month.
- Classes IX–XII: INR 13,400 per month.
Annual equivalents (monthly × 12) therefore are:
- Classes I–III: INR 113,520 per year.
- Classes IV–VIII: INR 136,560 per year.
- Classes IX–XII: INR 160,800 per year.

- Market/third‑party published annual figures for the SAI group and the residential campus indicate higher aggregate annual billing for some programmes and for boarding students (examples published by independent school‑listing services show day‑school annual fees around INR 200,000 and residential/admission package totals commonly cited around INR 420,000). These figures reflect current market listings for the SAI institutions and residential intake packages.

Per‑term amounts (calculation note)

- The school operates on a term/instalment billing model (one term fee is collected at the time of admission). Using the annual figures above, approximate per‑term amounts (when billed in three instalments per academic year) would be:
- Classes I–III: ~INR 37,840 per term (INR 113,520 ÷ 3).
- Classes IV–VIII: ~INR 45,520 per term (INR 136,560 ÷ 3).
- Classes IX–XII: ~INR 53,600 per term (INR 160,800 ÷ 3).
(These per‑term numbers are calculated from the published monthly/annual schedule and reflect termised instalment amounts if the year is divided into three instalments; the school confirms that one term fee is collected at admission.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school confirms that the admission is finalised once the required fee is paid and that one term's fee is charged at the time of admission. Further instalment dates follow the school calendar and the fees are managed through the school's fee portal.

- Typical billing practice: fees are posted to the parent account in the school's online portal; parents receive instalment/due notices and payments are expected by the published due dates.

Boarding fees (SIRS / residential provision)

- Boarding (hostel) facilities are provided through the SAI International Residential School (SIRS). Hostel availability is offered for appropriate classes (hostel facility option appears for Class IV and above in the admissions registration workflow). A commonly cited residential/admission package figure published by school‑listing services and residential school aggregators is INR 420,000 (approximate total for admission/boarding packages as published by independent listings). Actual boarding and mess charges are billed separately as part of the residential package.

Other costs and mandatory extras

- Prospectus: when a prospectus is requested along with SET registration the incremental cost is INR 900 (difference between SET with prospectus and SET without).

- Uniforms, books and stationery: uniforms and books are supplied through the school's Student Gallery e‑store; these items and their charges are extra to tuition and are billed at the time of purchase. Parents commonly purchase at least one or two sets of uniform and the prescribed book list each year.

- Examination / subject fees and optional program fees: additional fees for external examinations, optional programmes, AP registrations or specialised activities may apply and are billed separately. (The school administers AP registration and other exam payments through internal processes.)

- Transport: school transport is available and transport charges are additional to tuition; transport fees are quoted based on route and are billed as a separate fee head.

Refund information

- The school confirms that admission is confirmed upon payment of the required fee at the time specified in the offer; one term's fee is charged at admission. Parents must follow the school's admissions and cancellation procedures for any requests regarding withdrawal or refunds. For residential admissions the school's admissions process and offer letter specify payment and confirmation requirements.

Fee payment options

- The school accepts electronic payments via the school's online fee portal: debit/credit cards and net banking (e‑payment). The school's Student Gallery and other fee heads also accept online payment through the e‑payment facility. Admission/registration payments and exam payments are handled through the school's payment gateway and parent portal.

Notes for database entry (concise)

- Application/entrance: INR 600 (SET without prospectus) / INR 1,500 (SET with prospectus).
- Tuition (published monthly schedule, Academic Session 2021–22): Classes I–III INR 9,460 per month (INR 113,520 per year); Classes IV–VIII INR 11,380 per month (INR 136,560 per year); Classes IX–XII INR 13,400 per month (INR 160,800 per year).
- Typical day‑school listing: approx. INR 200,000 per year (third‑party listing). Residential/admission package estimates: approx. INR 420,000 (third‑party listing).
- Billing: one term's fee charged at admission; instalments follow the school calendar. Payment via online portal (debit/credit cards, net banking).

Boarding Arrangements

Hostel provides a caring home away from home for boarders, where they can enjoy happy and fulfilling lives. A dedicated transport team operates around 50 large buses and several smaller vehicles to transport students across Bhubaneswar and outskirts; hostel students may also avail transport as needed.

Food Options

Cafeteria is spacious and hygienic, providing nutritious, healthy, and tasty meals designed to balance the diet for students.

Governance and Ownership

Dr. Silpi Sahoo is the Chairperson of SAI International, a leading educational group comprising SAI International School, SAI Angan, and SAI International Residential School. Late Dr. Bijaya Kumar Sahoo is the founder-chairman of the SAI International Education Group.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school emphasizes holistic development of the body, mind and soul and follows a framework that includes six areas: Physical, Social, Emotional, Spiritual, Intellectual, and Purposeful; this supports health, well-being and purposeful living. It also aims to empower learners to grow with intellect, empathy and purpose as part of a holistic learning approach.

Mental Wellbeing

Yoga and Fitness promote physical well-being, mindfulness, and a balanced lifestyle, and the overall ethos emphasizes health, well-being and a purposeful life as part of the learning experience.

Safeguarding

The school must constitute a committee for the protection of women from sexual harassment at the workplace and abide by Supreme Court guidelines for safeguarding.

History

The school was founded by Late Dr. Bijaya Kumar Sahoo, a pioneer in 21st-century education, to blend global excellence with Indian values. Guru Shishya Parampara is part of its educational philosophy, with a belief that a Guru guides the Shishya toward truth. The ethos emphasizes holistic development across six areas: Physical, Social, Emotional, Spiritual, Intellectual, and Purposeful. The SAI network includes SAI Angan Preschool and SAI International Residential School, alongside the day program for Grades IV–XII.

Community

SAI International School fosters a strong community through family testimonials and updates that celebrate student achievements. The site features The SAI Chronicle and SAI News with updates, achievements, and inspiring stories from the SAI community. The campus network includes SAI Angan Preschool and SAI International Residential School, reflecting a multi-campus community. The ethos and holistic development framework underpin community life, with programs in music, dance, visual arts, drama, and sports.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

A PTA exists with parent and teacher members. A 2021–22 list names parent members representing Nursery through XII and teacher members. The Sr. Principal is listed as part of the PTA documentation.

Facilities Overview

The school has a 335K+ sq.ft campus with world-class sports facilities. Smart classrooms and laboratories support experiential learning and a future-ready curriculum. Learning Resource Centers encourage reading, language skills, and imagination. Campus life includes hostel facilities for Class IV to X at SIRS, an infirmary, auditoriums, and a cafeteria. The facilities emphasize sustainable development and STEAM for interdisciplinary learning.

Sports Facilities

Bijoy Indoor Stadium spans 30,000 sq ft and Bijaya Maidan spans 40,000 sq ft as part of the sports infrastructure. The campus offers diverse indoor and outdoor sports for fitness and holistic development.

Academic Facilities

Smart Classrooms; Laboratories Hands-on labs integrate theory with practical learning; Learning Resource Centers; STEAM integrates science, technology, engineering, art, and math for interdisciplinary learning; The Future-Ready Curriculum supports teaching for tomorrow's skills.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Music and Dance; Visual Arts; Drama and Theatre.

Academic & Intellectual

The school has a future-ready curriculum designed for tomorrow's skills, with labs and experiential learning that bring concepts to life. Smart Academics support learning through technology-enabled instruction and a structured approach to assessment and remediation. Ongoing assessment and remediation provide targeted support for growth.

Arts & Creative

The school has Music & Dance, Visual Arts, Drama & Theatre, and Creative Arts. Music & Dance nurture rhythm, expression, and creativity through performance. Visual Arts, Drama & Theatre, and Creative Arts foster imagination and hands-on artistic exploration.

Social & Hobbies

The school has 25+ clubs and societies to explore. Student Leaders includes a Student Council and Global SAIoneers.

Leadership & Professional

There is a Student Council as part of the Student Leaders program. Global SAIoneers is also part of Student Leaders. The Student Leaders section highlights both Student Council and Global SAIoneers.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school has Sports Training, Yoga & Fitness, and Physical Education to promote physical well-being and mindfulness. Sports Training develops teamwork and discipline. Yoga & Fitness promotes mindfulness and a balanced lifestyle.

Admissions

1. Fill In An Inquiry Form. The admissions journey begins with submitting an inquiry form containing essential details so the admissions team can guide the family through the process. The Inquiry Form can be collected from the School Admissions Office or filled online. After submission, the admissions team will reach out to understand the family'sNeeds and answer questions, helping tailor the next steps. 2. Get Tailor Made Counselling. Admissions counsellors provide counselling tailored to the child's needs, answering questions and clarifying available curriculums and programs. They help identify the best fit for the student and outline the upcoming steps. 3. Welcomed to experience the world class campus of SAI. Families are invited to experience SAI first-hand, either in person or online, to review facilities, classrooms, and campus life and to assess fit for the child. Staff are available to answer questions during the visit. 4. Application & Documents. The application form and a checklist are provided to streamline the process. Required documents include two passport-size photographs of the student and parents, the birth certificate, ID proofs (such as Aadhaar), the Transfer Certificate from the previous school, and the last two years' report cards, along with proof of residence; originals may be requested for verification. 5. Assessment & Interaction. Admissions for younger students involve an age-appropriate discussion rather than a formal test. Nursery to Class III have no written test and participate in a personal interaction with the Academic Coordinator and the Principal; for Class IV and above, a written assessment is conducted followed by a personal interaction. 6. Offer of admission. The final admission outcome is shared with the family and next steps are guided clearly to complete enrollment.

Scholarships

Bijaya Kumar Sahoo Scholarship Program provides full scholarships to deserving students. Every year, 90–100 students qualify for the Bijaya Kumar Sahoo Scholarship Program and subsequently study under full scholarships in the school. The program supports students from across Odisha irrespective of socio-economic backgrounds, continuing the school's commitment to nurturing and empowering talent. Recipients of the scholarship have achieved high results in national examinations such as JEE and NEET while on scholarship.

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