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DPSG International

India, Ghaziabad

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₹211,800 - 240,900
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2008
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi, Samoan, Mandarin, French, German, Japanese, Spanish
Typical class size 25
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Located in Ghaziabad, DPSG International sits on an 11-acre green campus in Dasna. The school offers IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and CBSE curricula for learners aged 3 to 18, taught by a diverse faculty in a child-centered, inquiry-based framework. Classrooms are air-conditioned and equipped with interactive Smart Boards, and laboratories support science and research. The campus features a FIFA-size football ground and coaches in cricket, football, basketball, skating, shot put, discus and javelin, as well as yoga and martial arts. Students express themselves through art, music, dance, theatre and rhythmic gymnastics, with dedicated spaces for visual arts and performing arts. English conversation and personality development are embedded in the curriculum. The School runs the Student Council Leadership Program across seven DPSG schools, and hosts interschool events such as Vivacity, Confluence and Chairman's Cup. A GPS-monitored transport system supports accessibility for Ghaziabad families. The campus encourages experimentation and collaboration across cultures worldwide.

Delhi Public School Ghaziabad International, Govindpuram Ext., P.O. Dasna, Hindon Nagar, Ghaziabad

The Essentials

DPSG International has typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English.

Location
Dasna, Ghaziabad, 11-acre green campus.

Stages
IB PYP (Primary Years Programme) with CBSE faculty.

Country affiliation
India

Bus service
GPS Monitored Transport covering all areas of Ghaziabad including Crossing Republic, Indirapuram, Hapur, Pilukwa, Modinagar and Muradnagar.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
Uniform: Summer, Winter, and Formal uniforms are prescribed for all students. Items include grade-specific blue tops and beige bottoms with age-appropriate variations, belts, and appropriate footwear; a blue house-coloured sports uniform is used for PE with beige shorts or track pants and white footwear; DPSG insignia/accessories are part of the uniform components.

Governance and Ownership
DPSG International is part of the Delhi Public School Ghaziabad Society (DPSG Society), a network of DPSG schools.
Fees

Annual tuition at DPSG International ranges from INR 211,800 to INR 240,900 for 2026/27.

Application & Registration fees
- Admission form: INR 1,000.
- Processing & registration fee: INR 2,500.
- Payable at registration (one-time on admission): INR 3,500.

Admission (one-time) fees
- Admission fee (Pre‑Nursery to Class X): INR 35,000.
- Admission fee (Class XI & XII): INR 30,000.

Annual tuition fees (with per‑quarter amount; payment frequency: quarterly)
- Pre‑Nursery to Kindergarten
- Annual: INR 211,800.
- Per quarter: INR 52,950.
- Class I & Class II
- Annual: INR 211,800.
- Per quarter: INR 52,950.
- Class III to Class V
- Annual: INR 217,300.
- Per quarter: INR 54,325.
- Class VI to Class VIII
- Annual: INR 229,100.
- Per quarter: INR 57,275.
- Class IX to Class X
- Annual: INR 233,000.
- Per quarter: INR 58,250.
- Class XI to Class XII
- Annual: INR 240,900.
- Per quarter: INR 60,225.

Transport / Boarding
- Transport: bus service is offered and transport charges are additional (transport fees apply separately).
- Boarding / hostel: the school operates as a day school; no boarding/hostel fees are charged.

Other costs and recurring charges
- Caution money / security deposit: treated separately (rules for refund and adjustment apply under the school's caution‑money policy).
- Uniform and school supplies: a prescribed uniform is mandatory; uniforms, books and stationery are available through the school convenience store/parent portal. Costs for uniform and books are charged separately.
- Co‑curricular or activity fees, exams, optional trips and some one‑time charges may be additional to the tuition and are billed as applicable.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed quarterly; the school treats each quarter as a separate fee cycle and expects full payment for the quarter selected.
- Quarter payment deadlines (standard schedule):
- April–June: last date 30 April; late fine INR 50 per day from 1 May; additional penalty INR 5,000 plus late fine if paid after the mid‑grace date; final cutoff date after which the fee will not be accepted and the student may be struck off rolls.
- July–September: last date 15 July; similar late fine and penalty schedule and final cutoff.
- October–December: last date 15 October; similar late fine and penalty schedule and final cutoff.
- January–March: last date 15 January; similar late fine and penalty schedule and final cutoff.
- Partial payment of fees is not accepted; part payments are treated as non‑payment and attract late fine and penalty until full payment is made. Date of payment is the date the funds are realized in the school's account.

Late payment penalties and consequences
- Late fine: INR 50 per day from the day after the quarterly due date until payment is realized.
- Additional penalty: INR 5,000 if payment is made after the school's mid‑grace date for the quarter; failure to clear fees by the final cutoff may result in the student's name being struck off and re‑admission subject to payment of re‑admission fees.

Refund and withdrawal rules
- Withdrawal notice: a written withdrawal request must be submitted one month before the beginning of the next quarter; failure to submit within the stated window will make the next quarter's fee payable. There are no refunds for the current quarter/fee cycle.
- Caution‑money refund: refund applications are processed online; caution money may be adjusted against outstanding dues; if no refund claim is made within two years of leaving the school the deposit may be forfeited. Online refund is made to the parent/guardian bank account only.
- Transfer Certificate (TC) issuance requires all dues to be cleared before release.

Fee payment options and process
- Accepted payment methods: Debit/Credit Card, Net Banking, UPI and NEFT/bank transfer.
- Payment channel: quarterly fee bills are issued via the school ERP / parent portal; parents use the SMS/ERP portal to view the fee bill and make online payments (the portal presents payment gateways for cards, net‑banking and UPI). Online receipts are generated on successful payment and should be retained/emailed to school accounts as required.

Practical notes for parents
- Expect tuition to be charged quarterly; calculate per‑quarter amounts by dividing the annual figure by four (examples are given above).
- Transport, uniforms, caution money and optional activity charges are additional to tuition and appear on the fee bill where applicable.

(If a numeric breakdown for a different academic year is required, use the school admissions contacts to obtain the published fee schedule for that specific session.)
Academics

DPSG International teaches IB (PYP), CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The school offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) and CBSE curricula taught by a diverse faculty. It uses a child-centered curriculum with inquiry-based learning and innovative pedagogy. The campus is 11-acre Dasna, Ghaziabad with air-conditioned classrooms, labs, and a FIFA-size football ground. Interactive smart-board enabled classrooms with global standards of teaching support the curriculum. There are opportunities for self-expression through art, music, dance, theatre and rhythmic gymnastics, and coaching in cricket, football, basketball, skating, shot put, discus, javelin, yoga and martial arts.

Student Teacher Ratio
The student–teacher ratio is 20:1. The average class size is 25 students.

Exam Results
School average in the 2024-25 session was 86.23%. In 2026, the school topper scored 90.60%, and Manas Shishodia achieved 92.80%.

Higher Education Progression
Alumni have progressed to IIT (21 graduates) and Medicine (7 graduates). Notable pathways also include Chartered Accountancy (1), Cricketer (1) and Armed Forces (2).
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
DPSG International integrates social and emotional learning across its programs. It runs a comprehensive mental health program that supports emotional and physical well-being and provides a space to address behavioural, emotional, or academic issues. Mindfulness and mental health awareness are promoted through dedicated practices and articles to build resilience. The Student Council Leadership Program (SCLP) across DPSG schools develops leadership, teamwork, and decision‑making abilities. Students have opportunities for self‑expression through art, music, dance, theatre and rhythmic gymnastics, with personality development and English conversation embedded in the curriculum. The IB PYP framework and Life Skills emphasis support holistic, inquiry‑based development across scholastic and co‑curricular domains.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
DPSG International follows an inclusion policy that identifies and supports diverse learning needs. The policy provides for informal school-level assessments and a referral system for formal assessment by outside agencies, with ILPs for learners as required. Classroom support from special educators (push‑in or pull‑out) is offered in collaboration with teachers, along with student mentor support and scribe assistance where needed. Curriculum adaptations and interventions are used to make content accessible, and student and parent counselling is provided for guidance. The policy emphasizes an inclusive, non‑judgmental environment and ongoing collaboration with families to address special educational needs.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English conversation is embedded in the curriculum to support English language development. English language learners have access to appropriate resources to improve their English comprehension.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental health awareness is a cornerstone of the DPSG International approach, focusing on emotional well‑being, positive relationships, early intervention and reducing stigma. A comprehensive mental health program supports the overall well‑being of students and families, providing spaces to address behavioural, emotional, or academic concerns. Mindfulness is promoted as part of wellbeing, with guidance on staying resilient and self‑regulation. Wellness programs include Socio‑Emotional and Ethical Learning (SEE) and health and fitness, underpinning a holistic approach to well‑being. Stress management resources and access to counselling support are available as part of a broader mental health framework across DPSG campuses.

Safeguarding
Student safety and safeguarding are prioritized; safety and security are the prime concern and the school will take all steps to ensure safety. The mental health content describes anti‑bullying policies and a safe, supportive environment to encourage discussion of mental health. Inclusion practices emphasize creating a safe and inclusive environment for diverse learners, with additional safeguarding measures such as counselling for students and parents and accommodations to meet individual needs.
Parent Experience

Community
DPSG International engages the community through its Community Connect program, aiming to involve families in pursuit of excellence for their wards and to imbue attitudes, skills, and values in students. As part of this effort, the school plans to build an international convention-cum-sports centre that would serve as a forum for all stakeholders to support education and development. The centre would provide facilities for sports, fine arts, and performing arts and would be open to parents and grandparents. The DPSG Society is also considering introducing International Baccalaureate programs at all levels, including PYP, MYP, and Diploma Program, to broaden the school's curricula.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
DPSG International sits on an 11-acre green campus in Dasna, Ghaziabad. It is equipped with air-conditioned classrooms and laboratories, and features a FIFA-size football ground. Interactive Smart Board enabled classrooms support digital instruction, and the campus provides spaces for visual arts, music, dance, theatre and rhythmic gymnastics. A GPS-monitored transport system serves Ghaziabad areas, and English conversation and personality development are integrated into the curriculum, alongside IB PYP and CBSE faculty.

Sports Facilities
The campus includes a FIFA-size football ground for practice and matches. Students receive coaching from specialists in cricket, football, basketball, skating, shot put, discus and javelin, as well as yoga and martial arts. The sports program supports competitive interschool participation through DPSG events.

Academic Facilities
DPSG International offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) with a child-centered curriculum, inquiry-based learning and innovative pedagogy. English conversation and personality development are embedded in the curriculum. Interactive Smart Board enabled classrooms provide teaching with digital tools and global standards. The IB PYP and CBSE faculty bring diverse backgrounds to instruction.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Opportunities for self-expression through art, music, dance, theatre and rhythmic gymnastics. The Student Council Leadership Program (SCLP) operates across seven DPSG schools to build leadership, teamwork and decision-making skills. The school hosts interschool events and cultural and sports fiestas such as Vivacity, Confluence and Chairman's Cup.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) with a child-centered curriculum, inquiry-based learning, and innovative pedagogy. The IB PYP is taught by a faculty with IB PYP and CBSE backgrounds. Classrooms are interactive, smart-board enabled and aligned with global teaching standards. Personality development and English conversation are embedded in the curriculum.

Arts & Creative
There are opportunities for self-expression through art, music, dance, theatre and rhythmic gymnastics.

Leadership & Professional
The Student Council Leadership Program (SCLP) operates across seven DPSG schools. It builds essential leadership skills, fosters effective teamwork, and sharpens decision-making abilities. Led by Heads of Schools and expert facilitators, students engage in a dynamic, collaborative environment that encourages growth and responsibility.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Coaching with experts in cricket, football, basketball, skating, shot put, discus, javelin, yoga and martial arts.
Languages

Language Provision
International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme is offered. It features a Child Centered Curriculum, Inquiry Based Learning & Innovative Pedagogy. English conversation is embedded in the curriculum.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Begin the admission journey by filling out the Online Application/Enquiry Form with personal details and the preferred grade/curriculum, then submit it. 2. Admission counsellors connect with applicants for further discussion and guide them through the process; interested parents/guardians are invited to personally visit the campus for an interaction. 3. The admissions committee reviews the submission within 7 to 10 working days and fixes the date of the interaction or entrance examination. 4. On the day of the interaction (for Pre-Nursery to Prep), parents fill the counselling form; for admissions to Class 1 and above, after passing the written exam, the child will be called for a personal interview, and an undertaking form is completed at the interview. A minimum score of 50% is required to qualify. 5. Once the ward has cleared the assessment, the school provides the Enrolment Form to be filled by parents and the fees are deposited on the basis of the fee slip, with one copy of the fee slip for accounts, one for the bank, and the admission slip to be submitted with the class teacher on the first day of the academic session. 6. Submission of required documents: For admissions to Pre-Nursery, Nursery and Prep: Birth Certificate issued by Municipal Corporation, vaccination card, Aadhaar card of the child and parent, family photograph, 3 passport-size photos of the child, and parents' ID proof. For admissions to Grades 1 & above: Birth Certificate, Progress Report of the previous two classes, Aadhaar Card of the child and parent, 2 passport-size photographs of the child, Transfer Certificate, and a family photograph. If a parent has been transferred from another place, the original Parents' Transfer Letter is required to be submitted with the school.
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