Indus International School Pune

No. 576, Bhukum, Tal. Mulshi, Pune 412 115, India. The campus is located in the Mulshi taluka area of Pune district.

IB programmes from Foundation Stage 1 through to Grade 12, including Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), Diploma Programme (DP) and Career-Related Programme (CP).

IB World School with day and boarding facilities.

Inclusive Education with a dedicated Special Educational Needs (SEN) team; ESL (English as a Second Language) support to integrate non-native English speakers into the mainstream curriculum; remediation and accommodation, with some examination exemptions.

India

School days are Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm; buses arrive by 8:15 am.

School Bus facility covers almost all parts of Pune with designated pick-up and drop-off points; own fleet of air-conditioned buses; GPS tracking; a female safety warden on each bus; a Bus Parent usually with a teacher in charge.

Application and one-time fees
- Registration/Application fee (non‑refundable): typically ₹10,000 for new applicants.
- One‑time Admission fee (non‑refundable): ₹110,000 for most year groups.
- Security deposit (refundable): varies by year group — commonly ₹50,000 for early years and ₹75,000–₹100,000 for higher grades/IB Diploma. This deposit is refundable subject to deductions for any outstanding charges.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and per term)
- Note on terms: the school operates on two academic terms per year (Term 1: August–December; Term 2: January–June). For parent budgeting the per‑term figures below are calculated as one half of the stated annual tuition.

- Reception / Pre‑primary (Reception / Prep):
- Annual tuition: ₹190,000.
- Per term (2 terms): ₹95,000.
- Typical one‑time charges at admission: Admission fee ₹110,000; Security deposit ₹50,000. Transport (if used) typically ₹70,000 annually.

- Primary years (Classes 1–4):
- Annual tuition: ₹380,000.
- Per term: ₹190,000.
- Typical one‑time charges at admission: Admission fee ₹110,000; Security deposit ₹50,000. Transport (if used) typically ₹70,000 annually.

- Upper primary / Lower secondary (Classes 5–8):
- Annual tuition: commonly shown as ₹380,000 for some mid years and ₹620,000 for middle years (Class 6–8 figures are typically higher). Use the class‑specific number when known—examples from recent fee listings: Class 5 annual ₹380,000; Class 6–8 annual ₹620,000.
- Per term: ₹190,000 (where annual ₹380,000) or ₹310,000 (where annual ₹620,000).
- Typical one‑time charges: Admission fee ₹110,000; Security deposit normally ₹50,000–₹75,000 depending on class. Transport (if used) typically ₹70,000 annually.

- Secondary (Classes 9–10):
- Annual tuition: approximately ₹630,000.
- Per term: ₹315,000.
- Typical one‑time charges: Admission fee ₹110,000; Security deposit around ₹75,000. Transport (if used) typically ₹70,000 annually.

- Senior secondary / IB Diploma (Class 11–12, DP / IBCP):
- Annual tuition: examples show ₹740,000 (Class 11 science/IB DP year) — amounts for Diploma years are higher than for lower grades.
- Per term: ₹370,000 (using the example annual figure above).
- Typical one‑time charges: Admission fee ₹110,000; Security deposit may be ₹100,000 for senior years; there can also be separate Diploma programme charges where applicable. Transport is generally not applicable for full boarders; pocket money and linen charges are additional for boarders.

Boarding fees and boarding‑specific charges
- Boarding places are available; boarding‑related charges commonly shown in fee schedules include:
- Linen charge (one‑time or annual): often around ₹5,000.
- Pocket money (recommended annual amount for boarders): commonly listed as around ₹30,000 per year.
- Boarding costs are incorporated into the higher annual fees for boarders (boarding students' annual totals are higher than day‑student tuition; figures and the exact boarding component are issued at admission).

Transport / bus fees
- Transport (school bus) is commonly charged as a separate annual fee; recent listings show a typical transport charge of about ₹70,000 per year (payable in addition to the annual tuition when the bus service is used).

Other costs and additional charges
- Uniform: the formal and sports uniform costs are included in the Annual fee.
- Books and some materials: fee schedules and parent communications indicate that books are generally included in the annual fee in recent published schedules, though some specialised materials or optional kits may be extra.
- Laptop / device: the school requires students to have a personal laptop in certain programmes (this is commonly listed as a parent expense and is not counted as part of the tuition).
- Optional paid club activities, external exam fees (SAT/ACT) and some excursions are charged separately and are not included in the annual tuition.
- Sibling discount: a sibling rebate of ₹50,000 per academic year is commonly applied to the older sibling when a new sibling joins.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- On receipt of an admission offer, parents must pay the one‑time Admission/Registration fee within two weeks to block the seat. The applicable Security Deposit, Annual Fees, Transportation Charges, Pocket Money and any other applicable fees are to be paid by 1 May for the coming academic year; if the offer is made after 1 May, the onetime fees and other applicable charges are payable within two weeks of the offer.
- Transport confirmation should be made by 1 July and transport fees paid at that time if opting into the school bus service.
- Invoices will identify one‑time charges (registration/admission/security deposit) and recurring charges (annual tuition, transport). The school issues the fee schedule and bank details with each admission/invoice.

Refund and withdrawal policy
- If a family withdraws before the student reports or joins, the school retains only the one‑time fees (registration/admission) and refunds all other amounts paid. If a student withdraws after reporting to boarding or after joining classes, the school refunds only the security deposit (less any additional expenses). These refund and settlement rules apply to new admissions and are part of the school's published admission policy.

Fee payment options
- The school provides bank account details for fee payment and expects parents to use the bank transfer/NEFT/RTGS/IMPS option listed on the fee invoice or schedule. Other electronic or card payment arrangements can be handled through the school Finance Office on request; parents are instructed to contact the school's Admission or Finance team for the precise payment instructions applicable to their invoice.

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