Compare International Schools in Guwahati, India

Royal Global School

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - null years

Fees ₹156,000 - 285,800

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Royal Global School in Guwahati, Assam, offers Kindergarten through Grade XII education under CBSE, with Cambridge (Primary) curriculum for younger learners. Located in Betkuchi, NH-37, the campus provides boarding facilities from Grade V onward, with separate hostel blocks for boys and girls. The school follows the National Curriculum Framework (NCF 2005) and emphasizes preparing students as global citizens guided by kindness, respect and gratitude. Founders Dr. A.K. Pansari (Chairman) and Mr. A.K. Modi (Vice-Chairman) describe a seven-year heritage serving Northeast India with a holistic, 360-degree approach that blends academics, values and environmental stewardship with parental collaboration. Facilities include modern science laboratories, a central library and an indoor stadium offering swimming, tennis, chess, archery, and more, plus outdoor cricket, basketball, football and horse riding. Co-curriculars feature STEM & Robotics, Innovate@RGS, Experiential Learning, Art & Craft, Performing Arts, Royal Reading Club, and Round Square participation, alongside active Student Council and exchange programmes.

Location

Located in Guwahati, Assam, India. The campus is in Betkuchi, NH-37 (Guwahati-35), and is easily accessible from the city.

Stages

Foundational Stage (Nursery to II); Preparatory Stage (Grades III–V); Middle Stage (Grades VI–VIII); Secondary Stage (Grades IX–XII).

Type

Co-educational, with boarding facilities; separate hostel blocks for boys and girls.

Country affiliation

India

School day structure

Early Years: 8:00 AM–12:00 PM (Mon–Fri); Primary (Grades I–V): 8:00 AM–2:10 PM (Mon–Fri); Middle (VI–VIII): 8:00 AM–2:10 PM (Mon–Sat); Secondary (IX–X): 8:00 AM–2:10 PM (Mon–Sat); Sr. Secondary (XI–XII): 8:00 AM–2:10 PM (Mon–Sat).

Bus service

The school operates a fleet of 31 air-conditioned, deluxe buses; each bus has an attendant and routes can be tracked by login using the RGS bus tracking system.

Application / Registration fees

- Registration cum admission form (application fee, non-refundable): INR 5,000.

One‑time fees (payable at time of admission)

- Nursery – Grade X:
- Enrolment Fee (non-refundable): INR 10,000.
- Development Fee (non-refundable): INR 120,000.
- Caution Deposit (refundable): INR 20,000.

- Grade XI–XII (Science / Humanities / Commerce):
- Enrolment Fee (non-refundable): INR 10,000.
- Development Fee (non-refundable): INR 60,000.
- Caution Deposit (refundable): INR 20,000.

Tuition and recurring annual charges by year group

- Nursery (charges shown as separate components):
- Imprest money (day scholar): INR 5,000.
- Annual fee (yearly): INR 36,000.
- Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 39,000 — equivalent to Tuition fee per academic year: INR 156,000.
- Miscellaneous fee (Olympiads, etc.): not charged.

- LKG – UKG:
- Imprest money: INR 5,000.
- Annual fee: INR 36,000.
- Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 39,000 — per year: INR 156,000.
- Miscellaneous fee: not charged.

- Grade I:
- Imprest money: INR 5,000.
- Annual fee: INR 36,000.
- Miscellaneous fee (yearly): INR 1,000.
- Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 39,000 — per year: INR 156,000.

- Grade II–IV:
- Imprest money: INR 5,000.
- Annual fee: INR 36,000.
- Miscellaneous fee (yearly): INR 1,000.
- Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 45,000 — per year: INR 180,000.

- Grade V:
- Imprest money: INR 5,000.
- Annual fee: INR 36,000.
- Miscellaneous fee (yearly): INR 1,000.
- Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 45,000 — per year: INR 180,000.

- Grade VI–VIII:
- Imprest money: INR 5,000.
- Annual fee: INR 36,000.
- Miscellaneous fee (yearly): INR 1,000.
- Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 51,950 — per year: INR 207,800.

- Grade IX–X:
- Imprest money: INR 5,000.
- Annual fee: INR 36,000.
- Miscellaneous fee (yearly): INR 1,000.
- Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 59,075 — per year: INR 236,300.

- Grade XI–XII (Humanities & Commerce):
- Imprest money: INR 5,000.
- Annual fee: INR 36,000.
- Miscellaneous fee (yearly): INR 1,000.
- Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 66,750 — per year: INR 267,000.

- Grade XI–XII (Science):
- Imprest money: INR 5,000.
- Annual fee: INR 36,000.
- Miscellaneous fee (yearly): INR 1,000.
- Tuition fee (per quarter): INR 71,200 — per year: INR 284,800.

Other recurring and ancillary charges

- Brunch charges (Grade Nursery–V): INR 16,800 per year (payable at time of admission/renewal).
- ID card and RFID charges: INR 1,500 for existing students; INR 2,000 for new admissions (levied at renewal/admission).
- Imprest money: held to meet incidental expenses and adjusted/replenished as per actuals (amounts shown above per category).

Optional facilities (transport and boarding) and their charges

- Transportation (Nursery – Grade XII): Transport Fee (half‑yearly): INR 34,800 — equivalent to INR 69,600 per year.

- Hostel (hostel facilities available from Grade V onwards):
- Grade V–X (boarders):
- Hostel admission fee (one‑time): INR 90,000.
- Caution deposit (refundable): INR 25,000.
- Annual fee: INR 39,000.
- Hostel fee (per half‑year): INR 150,000 — equivalent to INR 300,000 per year.
- Imprest money: INR 20,000.

- Grade XI–XII (Humanities & Commerce; boarders):
- Hostel admission fee (one‑time): INR 60,000.
- Caution deposit (refundable): INR 25,000.
- Annual fee: INR 39,000.
- Hostel fee (per half‑year): INR 150,000 — equivalent to INR 300,000 per year.
- Imprest money: INR 20,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition billing schedule:
- 1st Quarter (April–June): tuition for this quarter to be paid at time of admission/renewal.
- 2nd Quarter (July–Sept): to be paid on or before 10 July 2026.
- 3rd Quarter (Oct–Dec): to be paid on or before 10 October 2026.
- 4th Quarter (Jan–March): to be paid on or before 10 January 2027.

- Transport/Hostel billing schedule:
- 1st half (April–Sept): transport/hostel fee for this half to be paid at time of admission/renewal.
- 2nd half (Oct–March): to be paid on or before 10 October 2026.

- Late payment penalty: late fee of INR 100 per day (including holidays) will be charged for failure to pay by the due date. Fees are subject to periodic increment and regulatory approval.

Refunds and non‑refundable items

- Refundable amounts:
- Caution deposits (student and hostel caution deposits where applicable) are refundable in the amounts listed above.
- Imprest money is adjusted against actual expenses and any balance is refundable as per normal adjustment/replenishment procedures.

- Non‑refundable amounts:
- Enrolment Fee and Development Fee are non‑refundable.
- Registration cum admission form (application) fee is non‑refundable.
- ID/RFID charges are charged as stated.

All refund and adjustment actions follow the school's standard administrative processes for deposits and imprest accounts.

Payment methods and restrictions

- Cash is not accepted under any circumstances.
- Payments may be made only through the school's online payment channel accessed via the school portal or by scanning the QR code provided by the school for fee payment; the school does not list cash as a payment option.

Other notes relevant to fees

- Hostel facilities are available from Grade V onwards.
- Fees are subject to revision (index‑based increments) and are subject to approval by the Fee Regulatory Committee, Assam.
- Imprest money is to be replenished at the end of each year or as and when required, based on actual expenses incurred on behalf of the student.
- Late payment charges and other standard administrative conditions apply as stated above.

Boarding Arrangements

The school provides separate, state-of-the-art hostel blocks for boys and girls on a self-sustained campus. The campus is equipped with amenities including a refectory, gymnasium, salon, laundry, infirmary, and communication centre.

Uniform Requirement

The school has a Dress Code Policy with Summer and Winter uniforms that are specified for different grade levels from Nursery through XII. All students must wear the proper school uniform and ID Card; the policy outlines grade-specific uniforms, including tops, bottoms, belts, skirts, and sportswear, with additional items such as blazers and ties for older students.

Food Options

The school operates a dining program, including Royal Brunch for Nursery to Grade V, and Alfresco as the on-campus cafeteria offering meals and beverages. Boarding students have access to a Mess Menu for meals.

House System

All students are assigned to one of four houses for the duration of their time at Royal Global School. The houses are Gandhi (Yellow), Mother Teresa (Green), Tagore (Red), and Vivekananda (Saffron); there is a dedicated House block for activities and house assignments are managed by the Physical Education Department to balance numbers.

Governance and Ownership

The school is governed by a Board of Governors led by Dr. Ashok Kumar Pansari (Chairman) and A.K. Modi (Vice-Chairman). The President of the Gyan Sagar Foundation serves as a key governance figure, indicating the school is owned and managed by the Gyan Sagar Foundation.

Curriculum

The curriculum is based on the National Curriculum Framework (NCF 2005). The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) with affiliation number 230121. It is a K-12 school, with classes from Kindergarten to Grade XII.

Student Teacher Ratio

The teacher-student ratio is 1:12.

Exam Results

Grade X (2025–26) achieved a 100% pass rate with a school average of 85.47%; the topper scored 99.2%.

Higher Education Progression

School Connect Program by IIT Madras provides orientation toward higher education; Cambridge International Education sessions were conducted for teachers; in December 2025 representatives from the Embassy of Japan engaged with students about higher education abroad and potential exchanges; discussions also covered international admission procedures and opportunities.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school is committed to maintaining a safe, disciplined, respectful, and inclusive learning environment that supports holistic student development. Safeguarding is the responsibility of every adult associated with the school. A Designated Safeguarding Officer is appointed to receive safeguarding concerns, ensure immediate safety, initiate reporting when required, coordinate with SJPU and CWC, maintain confidential safeguarding records, and facilitate counselling and support services. The School Safeguarding Committee, functioning as the Discipline Committee, supports the DSO in preventive measures, monitoring safeguarding compliance, organizing awareness and training, and reviewing safeguarding practices. Mandatory reporting under the POCSO Act requires reporting to police or SJPU when offences are suspected, and the school will not substitute internal inquiries for mandatory reporting. Reporting channels include informing a teacher, contacting the Designated Safeguarding Officer, or submitting a written complaint; the DSO assesses the situation, ensures safety, and coordinates with authorities as needed.

Mental Wellbeing

Royal Global School recognises the importance of mental and emotional well-being. The School provides counselling support through trained counsellors and encourages students to seek help without stigma. Parents are encouraged to inform the School of any emotional, behavioural, or psychological concerns that may affect the child's well-being or learning. All health records are treated as confidential and shared only on a need-to-know basis.

Safeguarding

The school is committed to maintaining a safe, disciplined, respectful, and inclusive learning environment that supports holistic student development. Safeguarding is the responsibility of every adult associated with the School. A Designated Safeguarding Officer is appointed to receive safeguarding concerns, ensure immediate safety, initiate reporting when required, coordinate with SJPU and CWC, maintain confidential safeguarding records, and facilitate counselling and support services. The School Safeguarding Committee, functioning as the Discipline Committee, supports the DSO in preventive measures, monitoring safeguarding compliance, organizing awareness and training, and reviewing safeguarding practices. Mandatory reporting under the POCSO Act requires reporting to police or SJPU when offences are suspected, and the school will not substitute internal inquiries for mandatory reporting. Reporting channels include informing a teacher, contacting the DSO, or submitting a written complaint; the DSO assesses the situation, ensures safety, coordinates with authorities, and provides appropriate support.

Admissions

1) Registration (online). The online application form for the class sought should be filled accurately and all eligibility criteria for that class must be met. A registration fee of Rs. 5000 is payable online, and the admission department will contact the applicant after successful registration. On the day of the entrance, all required documents must be submitted to the Admission Department. Incomplete forms will be rejected; submission of the form does not guarantee admission to any class; the registration fee is not refundable or adjustable.

Scholarships

Royal Super 50 is a 100% residential merit scholarship for 50 meritorious students, valid from Grade II to Grade IX and continuing through Grade XII. Eligibility for Grades II–V requires 90% or higher aggregate in the midterm of the 2025–26 academic year; Grades VI–IX require 85% or higher in the same term. Age criteria follow NEP guidelines. Selection is based on performance in the Royal Super-50 entrance test and a personal interview. The scholarship covers admission fees, tuition, and related expenses, and remains valid through Grade XII provided the minimum criteria are met each year.

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