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Doha is home to 102 international schools, offering families a range of curricula and price points to choose from.
Compare 12 international schools in Doha, Qatar. Filter by curriculum, fees (average QAR 8,720), location, and more to find the right international school now.
Birla Public School (BPS) in Doha is a long-standing co-educational institution established in 2004, serving the Indian expatriate community and other nationalities in Qatar. Following the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum from Kindergarten through Grade XII, the school is known for its strong focus on academic consistency and student achievements in board examinations. BPS operates across multiple campuses, with a purpose-built main campus in Abu Hamour that features dedicated facilities including well-equipped science laboratories, a vast library, an auditorium, and a swimming pool.
Noble International School - Al Wukair offers a structured educational environment rooted in the Indian Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum. Established in 2007, the school caters to students from Kindergarten through Grade 12, focusing on academic proficiency and character development. The campus features dedicated facilities to support this mission, including fully equipped science laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, as well as specialized computer labs for different age groups. Beyond the classroom, the school emphasizes a well-rounded experience through its "Co-Scholastic Activities." Students are encouraged to participate in a variety of active clubs, such as the Science Club, Math Club, and Art & Dance Club, which allow them to apply their learning creatively. The school also integrates sports into daily life with facilities like a swimming pool and playgrounds. With a clear focus on core subjects and language options including Arabic, Hindi, Malayalam, and French, Noble International School provides a familiar yet rigorous pathway for students seeking an Indian education in Qatar.
Rajagiri Public School in Doha offers a vibrant educational environment that blends the academic structure of the Indian CBSE curriculum with the developmental focus of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) for its youngest learners. Established in 2014, the school is known for its "Little Kingdom" kindergarten, which prioritizes holistic growth through activity-oriented learning. The purpose-built campus in Abu Hamour features dedicated facilities including advanced science and robotics laboratories, a spacious library, and a specialized Arts & Craft centre. Beyond the classroom, the school emphasizes a well-rounded experience with integrated programs in performing arts and physical education. Students benefit from a wide range of language options, including Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Arabic, and French, fostering cultural connection and linguistic versatility. Notable initiatives like the "Green Army" nature club encourage environmental stewardship, ensuring students develop as responsible global citizens alongside their academic achievements.
DPS Modern Indian School (DPS-MIS) in Doha establishes itself as a committed provider of the Indian Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum in Qatar. Located on a spacious campus in Al Wakra, the school serves a large student body with a focus on consistent academic achievement, evidenced by its students' regular 100% pass rates in board examinations. The institution distinguishes itself through a robust co-curricular program, particularly its award-winning Debate Club and Model United Nations (MUN) initiatives, which provide students with platforms for public speaking and leadership development. Facilities include dedicated science and computer laboratories, a large auditorium, and sports grounds that support a variety of athletic pursuits. By integrating these activities with the structured CBSE framework, DPS-MIS offers a stable educational environment that prioritizes both intellectual growth and skill development for university preparedness.
The Scholars' International School is a CBSE Indian school in Doha, Qatar, established in 2012. It operates from two villa campuses in Doha and is led by a principal appointed in 2024 under the Al Azhar Group. The school serves a growing student body (reported as 833 students) across Kindergarten through Grade VI, with a CBSE curriculum and a strong emphasis on co-scholastic development through enrichment periods, clubs, and cultural activities.
Bhavan's Public School, Doha, is a private English‑medium school that follows the CBSE curriculum under license from the Supreme Education Council. The school offers education from kindergarten through Class XII. It operates across two campuses: Al Wakrah Campus (Al Zawr Street 90, Area 706, Wakrah, Doha – Qatar) and New Salata Campus (Near Midmac Roundabout, Zone 40, Street 995, New Salata, Salwa Road, Doha – Qatar). The school uses a child-centered pedagogy built on four pillars: learning to know, learning to do, learning to live and learning to be. It has well‑equipped laboratories and other facilities to support practical learning, and the language of instruction is English. The school has a track record of CBSE examination results and hosts student activities, including drama as a key arts initiative, alongside sports programs. The vision highlights values-based education aligned with Qatari culture and international outlook.
Shantiniketan Indian School (SIS) is a co-educational institution located in the Barwa Village development of Al Wakrah, Qatar. Established in 2000, the school follows the Indian Curriculum affiliated with the CBSE, catering to students from Kindergarten through Class XII. SIS is distinctively known for its "SIS Learn" pedagogy and a strong focus on Academic Enrichment, evidenced by its consistent track record of 100% pass results in board examinations. The campus features purpose-built facilities, including a dedicated turf and synthetic track for sports, integrated computer and language labs, and an Engineering Graphics lab. The school actively promotes holistic development through a variety of clubs such as the SIS Science Club, Photography Club, and the Scouts and Guides program. With a commitment to value-based education, SIS offers a supportive environment where students can study languages including Hindi, Arabic, and Malayalam alongside their core academic subjects.
Greenwood International School & Kindergarten offers a nurturing and vibrant educational environment in Doha, Qatar, following the Indian CBSE curriculum. Established in 2018, the school operates across two accessible campuses in Al Thumama and Bin Mahmoud, catering specifically to students from Kindergarten through Grade 6. The institution is defined by its child-centered philosophy, which prioritizes activity-based learning and individual attention to ensure every student thrives academically and socially. Distinctive to Greenwood is its robust multilingual program, offering Arabic, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi as second language options alongside English instruction, fostering deep cultural connections. The campus features purpose-designed facilities, including an indoor playground, a multipurpose hall, and dedicated science and computer laboratories. Through active student bodies like the Go Green club and various cultural associations, the school cultivates a strong sense of community, responsibility, and global awareness in its young learners.
M.E.S. Indian School of Doha is one of the longest-established Indian schools in Qatar, with over 50 years of history. It follows the CBSE curriculum from kindergarten through Class XII, with ISO 9001:2015 certification and QNSA compliance. The school offers a new campus at Abu Hamour with world-class infrastructure, science laboratories, digital library, and e-learning platforms.
Ideal Indian School, established in 1982, is a prominent educational institution in Doha serving the Indian expatriate community. Affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, the school offers a continuous educational journey from Kindergarten through to Senior Secondary level. The campus is uniquely structured with separate wings for Junior, Boys, and Girls sections from Grade 5 onwards, ensuring a focused learning environment tailored to student needs. The school is recognized for its commitment to holistic development, offering distinctive "House" systems—Blue, Green, Red, and Yellow—that foster healthy competition in sports, arts, and sciences. Facilities include dedicated science and computer laboratories, an engineering drawing room, and extensive sports grounds for cricket, football, and volleyball. A signature feature of the school’s extracurricular offering is its active Gavel Club and Astronomy Club, providing students with specialized platforms to develop leadership and scientific inquiry skills beyond the classroom.
Located in Al-Wukair, Doha, Qatar, DPS Monarch International School serves students from 3.5 to 18 years. It is the Doha campus of Delhi Public School – Modern Indian School and offers a CBSE-based program with international perspectives. The school provides Kindergarten (KG I–KG II), Primary (Grade I–V), Middle (Grade VI–IX) and Senior Secondary (Grade XI–XII) while incorporating a multi‑cultural student body. The curriculum emphasizes core subjects such as Mathematics, English, Science and Social Studies, and supports multiple languages as subjects, including French, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Arabic and Kannada. Language of instruction is not explicitly stated on the site, but CBSE curricula underpin learning. The campus integrates technology with a digital curriculum partner and features co‑curricular programs such as World Scholar's Cup, MUN and TEDx, alongside robotics and other initiatives. Transport is optional. The school offers admissions process and a calendar that includes activities, clubs, and events for international families relocating.
Brilliant Indian International School (BIIS) is a CBSE Indian international school in Al Duhail, Doha, Qatar. It was established in 2021 by the Al-Azhar Group and is licensed by the Qatar Ministry of Education and Higher Education. BIIS serves kindergarten (KG1–KG2) and primary grades (Grade 1–6) with co-educational classes. The school follows the CBSE curriculum, and English is the language of instruction. Hindi, Malayalam, Arabic and Tamil are taught as second/foreign languages. The campus features air-conditioned, smart classrooms, a library, science laboratories and sports facilities, and it operates a bus service with term-based transport fees. The school emphasizes values-based education and a stress-free environment, with regular co-curricular activities and enrichment programs. Student leadership exists through House Groups and a Student Council, including Ambassadors for the MOEHE initiative “My Value Shapes My Identity.” The principal is Mr. Abdul Aziz U, and the school currently educates about 600 pupils.
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