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King's College India

India, Rohtak

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2015
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages French, Hindi
Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

King's College India Rohtak is the international arm of King's College Taunton, bringing a long-standing British education tradition to India. The campus serves ages 3 to 18 as a co-educational day, weekly, or full boarding school, following the Cambridge Pathway through CAIE for EYFS, Cambridge Primary, Lower and Upper Secondary, IGCSE, and Cambridge Advanced Levels. The 21-acre campus houses dedicated science laboratories, music rooms, art studios, an ICT suite, and libraries, with a pre-prep area for younger learners and well-being rooms for student support. The campus is fully air-conditioned, and transport is air-conditioned. A broad sports program features cricket, football, tennis, hockey, basketball, swimming, and more, complemented by an amphitheatre, outdoor chess, and a Black Box Theatre. Cambridge curriculum is delivered through a well-structured progression from early years to Cambridge Advanced Levels, reinforcing global readiness and a values-based education centred on Global Citizenship and leadership opportunities. The school celebrates diversity.

A1, Sector-5, Rohtak, Haryana 124001

The Essentials

King's College India has instruction in English.

Location
King's College India is located at A1, Sector-5, Rohtak, Haryana 124001, India. The campus offers co-educational day, weekly and full boarding options.

Stages
EYFS; Cambridge Primary; Cambridge Lower Secondary; Cambridge Upper Secondary – IGCSE; Cambridge Advanced – A Levels.

Type
The school is co-educational and offers day, weekly and full boarding options.

Additional learning support
English Language Development Programme (ELDP) supports pupils with English as an additional language. Language development is woven into everyday lessons across Literacy, Mathematics, Science and Humanities to enable access to the Cambridge curriculum with growing independence.

Country affiliation
Affiliated with the United Kingdom through its partner school King's College Taunton in the UK.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Day Boarding | Weekly Boarding | Full Boarding. The residential campus is state-of-the-art and supports holistic growth, with safety prioritized through comprehensive CCTV monitoring, 24/7 security personnel, and dedicated boarding masters.

Food Options
Boarding meals are provided with a daily schedule of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and supper. The Food Menu shows a varied menu with dishes across meals, including cereals, breads, rice, vegetables, curries, and desserts.

House System
Pupils are grouped into four houses named after famous UK castles. Each house is monitored by two housemasters and supported by teachers. The house has two student representatives (Captain and Vice-captain) elected by peers, and house meetings are organized by the prefects to plan in-house events and activities.

Governance and Ownership
King's College India is part of the King's College family of schools, with heritage linked to King's College Taunton in the UK. Cambridge International Qualifications are recognised (IGCSE and Cambridge AS & A Levels) and UCAS-certified. The school collaborates with IIT Madras.
Fees
Application and admission fees

- Application fee: non-refundable Rs 10,000, payable with the online application.
- Admission fee: charged after an offer of a place and is non‑refundable; the admission fee must be paid within seven days of receipt of the offer letter (amount not published).
- Acceptance deposit: an acceptance deposit is required to secure a offered place (amount and whether refundable are not published).

Tuition fee categories (academic year headings shown on the school's published fee page)

- Day Student Tuition Fee — listed for Year 2026–27 but specific term/year amounts are not published on the public fee page.
- Boarders Tuition Fees (weekly and full boarding) — listed for Year 2026–27; the school offers day, weekly and full boarding options.
- Foreign Boarders Tuition Fees — a separate category is listed for Year 2026–27; international applicants are required to pay the full annual fee on admission.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school issues billing details and statements through the student/parent portal; billing breakdowns (tuition, accommodation, other charges) are made available via the online payment / student accounts area.
- Admission fee due within seven days of offer; international students are required to pay the full annual fee on admission.
- Sibling discounts are offered according to the school's fee policy.

Boarding fees and what they cover

- Boarding options: weekly and full boarding are available from Grade IV upwards; the school offers day, weekly and full boarding.
- Transport and airport transfers: transport for day and weekly boarders is charged per route; airport transfers for boarders are included in the boarding fee.
- Meals and on‑campus boarding facilities (dormitories, common rooms, study rooms) are part of the boarding provision; details of what is or isn't included in the boarding fee (beyond airport transfer) are not published in numeric form.

Other costs and optional charges

- Uniform: the school provides online uniform purchasing; uniform costs are separate and payable through the uniform service.
- Transport: route-based transport charges apply for day students and weekly boarders; amounts are determined by route. Airport transfer for boarders is included in the fee.
- Examination and assessment charges: some assessment/exam services (for example, administrative services around exams) may attract fees; the admissions and FAQs pages note that certain exam-related services can incur separate charges.
- Additional optional charges such as trips, specialist curricular materials, extracurricular programme fees, or activity-specific charges are handled as separate items on billing statements (amounts and applicability vary by activity and are not published as a consolidated public schedule).

Refund information

- Application fee (Rs 10,000) is explicitly non‑refundable. Admission fee is also stated as non‑refundable. Details about refundability of the acceptance deposit, termly refunds, or partial refunds are not published on the public pages.

Fee payment options and receipts

- Online payments via the school's secure payment portal are supported; the portal produces immediate transaction confirmation and downloadable receipts. The online payment system is used for tuition and other billed items.
- Other accepted payment methods: bank transfer, credit/debit card, and in‑person payments (cash or card) at the school are listed as payment routes for admission/enrolment charges.

Summary of findings and limits to the fee detail provided

- The school's public admissions and registration pages publish specific procedural fee items (non‑refundable application fee Rs 10,000; requirement to pay an admission fee within seven days; requirement for an acceptance deposit to secure a place) and list the 2026–27 fee categories (Day Student Tuition Fee; Boarders Tuition Fees; Foreign Boarders Tuition Fees).
- The school's public pages do not publish the detailed numeric tuition and boarding fee schedule per year group or per term on the publicly viewable fee page; specific amounts for admission fee, acceptance deposit, termly tuition, or per‑grade tuition are not shown on the public pages that accompany the fee headings. Because those numeric amounts are not published on the school's public fee pages, no term‑by‑term or per‑year numeric fee table is provided here.
Academics

King's College India teaches EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum
The Cambridge Pathway is followed via Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), including EYFS, Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, Cambridge Upper Secondary 1GCSE, and Cambridge Advanced  Levels.

Higher Education Progression
Alumni destinations include pursuing Pre-Med in Canada (Health Science) and admission to the Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition, Pusa.

Gifted and Talented
The school supports gifted and talented students through enrichment such as student-led programmes, ECAs, leadership opportunities, and competitions including Odyssey of the Mind and KCIMUN.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Pastoral Care focuses on emotional and social well-being, fostering a sense of belonging and personal growth for boarders. The approach extends beyond academics to cultivate character, leadership, and integrity, shaping students into responsible global citizens. Safeguarding is paramount, with a dedicated Head of Safeguarding upholding high welfare standards in a secure environment. For boarding students, the Head of Boarding oversees a team including two House Parents to provide structure, mentorship, and a home-like atmosphere. Pastoral care sits at the heart of the school's heritage, guiding pupils to excel academically while developing confidence, compassion, and resilience for life beyond school. Families are invited to engage as students thrive.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
As an inclusive school, King's College India provides access to education for all students and ensures accommodations and support for those with special education needs. The school embraces diversity and aims to ensure all students are welcomed, supported, and integral members of the community. The Inclusive Education program guarantees that learning opportunities are accessible to every student, with appropriate accommodations in place. Those with special education needs are provided with targeted support to help them achieve their full potential. The school's commitment to inclusion informs everyday practice and school life.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The English Language Development Programme (ELDP) supports pupils from a wide range of linguistic and cultural backgrounds. It develops confidence and proficiency in English so learners thrive academically, socially, and personally. The ELDP uses a supportive approach with personalised guidance and weaves language development into everyday lessons across Literacy, Mathematics, Science and Humanities. There is a strong emphasis on communication skills to help learners participate confidently in class and school life. The programme aims to empower pupils to become confident, independent learners who can engage fully with the Cambridge curriculum and beyond, with differentiated strategies and parent-friendly communication to track progress.

Mental Wellbeing
Wellbeing is central to the King's College India approach. The PSHE Programme addresses health and well-being, relationships, and living in the wider world, including economic well-being and responsible citizenship. Counseling services provide a safe, professional space to support emotional and social development, with a focus on emotional well-being, stress management, and resilience. Health and Wellness practices include round-the-clock nursing care and partnerships with local medical facilities to safeguard physical and mental health. Enrichment activities incorporate mindfulness, stress management, and activities that promote focus, balance, and overall well-being. Together, these elements support students' mental health and holistic development.

Safeguarding
Safeguarding is the highest priority at King's College India. Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility, with a commitment to protecting the welfare of all students and fostering a safe, secure environment. Safeguarding is embedded in all aspects of school life and decision-making, supported by clear policies and vigilant practice. The school maintains a Designated Safeguarding team, including a Designated Lead and deputies, to address concerns promptly and support families. Policies include Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy, Staff Code of Conduct, Online Safety Policy, and Behaviour and Anti-Bullying Policies, all reviewed regularly to remain effective. Contact details for safeguarding leads are provided for families and staff to reach out as needed.
Parent Experience

History
King's College India is the international arm of King's College Taunton, UK. It brings the 144-year legacy of King's College Taunton to India and mirrors its sister-school heritage as part of the same family of schools. King's College Taunton was founded by Royal Charter in 1873, establishing a long-standing British education tradition. The Indian campus follows the Cambridge curriculum, including IGCSE and Cambridge A Level, and offers day, weekly, and full boarding. The school is located in Rohtak, Haryana, about 90 minutes from the New Delhi International Airport.

Community
The King's College India community is diverse, with international expatriate and Indian teachers forming the backbone of the school and bringing multicultural perspectives to daily learning. The Global Campus connects students around the world and supports cross-cultural collaboration. The school promotes cultural diversity and an all-encompassing, welcoming environment for students from India and around the world. An Indo-Taunton Exchange Program links King's College India with King's College Taunton to build global friendships and cross-cultural understanding.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
King's College India sits on a 21-acre Rohtak campus. Dedicated science laboratories support hands-on learning, while a music room and practice studios, an expansive art studio, an ICT suite, and libraries enrich the learning environment. A dedicated pre-prep area supports younger learners, and well-being rooms offer quiet spaces for reflection and support. The campus is fully air-conditioned and buses are air-conditioned for safe, comfortable transportation.

Sports Facilities
Outdoor sports facilities include a cricket pitch, football field, tennis courts, hockey, basketball courts, a skating area, a pickleball court, a volleyball court, and an outdoor chess area with an amphitheatre. Swimming facilities include a competition-standard pool and a smaller pool for beginners. Indoor games include badminton, chess, carrom, table tennis, and an eight-ball pool. Outdoor chess area and amphitheatre support events and informal play.

Academic Facilities
Dedicated science laboratories support hands-on learning and scientific exploration. An ICT suite provides equipment for digital learning and research. Libraries offer an extensive collection of books and resources. A dedicated pre-prep area is designed for the youngest learners to thrive in a nurturing environment.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Outdoor sports facilities support cricket, football, tennis, hockey, basketball, swimming, volleyball, and more. Indoor games include badminton, chess, carrom, table tennis, and an eight-ball pool. An outdoor chess area and amphitheatre provide spaces for strategy games and performances. Focused social, emotional, and life-skills programmes accompany academics to support holistic development.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school follows the Cambridge Pathway through CAIE programmes from early years to Cambridge Advanced. The curriculum is aligned with the Cambridge Primary syllabus and extends seamlessly to IGCSE and A Levels. The Cambridge curriculum develops Cambridge learner attributes and prepares students for internationally recognised qualifications.

Arts & Creative
Arts and Creativity are supported through art and design studios, music rooms, and drama spaces such as the amphitheatre (Central Plaza) and Black Box Theatre. Students regularly showcase their artistic achievements in exhibitions, concerts, and performances, both nationally and internationally.

Cultural & Language
Language and Cultural Immersion are supported with language clubs and cultural immersion programmes. Highlights include literature fests and programmes that celebrate global cultures.

Social & Hobbies
Clubs and Societies cater to diverse interests, including debating, science, chess, and environmental clubs. Outdoor Education and Expeditions—Week Without Walls—offer camping trips, hiking, and nature studies to develop resilience and teamwork. Well‑being programmes support social development and personal growth.

Community & Service
Global Citizenship Education covers human rights, global issues, and cultural diversity, with opportunities to participate in Model United Nations activities.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership is fostered through student leadership opportunities and leadership visits, with pupils taking on roles in clubs and student governance as part of their holistic development.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The Well‑being Programme includes PSHE, mindfulness, and personal development workshops to support mental health and a healthy balance between academics and daily life.
Languages

Language Provision
The school offers English Language Development Programme (ELDP) to support pupils for whom English is not their first language. Language development is woven into everyday lessons across Literacy, Mathematics, Science and Humanities. The focus is on speaking, listening, reading and writing to help pupils participate in class discussions and wider school life. The ELDP aims to empower pupils to access the Cambridge curriculum with growing independence.
Admissions

Admissions
Cambridge Pathway is offered from Playgroup and Early Years through Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Levels. Boarding begins from Grade IV. Your Admissions Journey is described as Six Simple Steps. With limited seats for Academic Year 2026-27, early applications are encouraged. For International Applicants, admission processing includes visa assistance upon receipt of the admission fee; transcripts and behavioural reports must be translated into English and attested as per MoE guidelines. The International Admissions page notes that King's College India welcomes students from over 40 nationalities. The Sibling Admissions Policy prioritizes siblings; parents must notify the Admissions Team if applying for multiple children; sibling discounts are available per the Fee Policy.

Scholarships
King's College India offers scholarships to exceptional students entering Grades IX and XI under the IGCSE curriculum, with a limited number available. Scholarship categories include Academic Excellence, Music, Sports, and Art, Drama & Performing Arts. Scholarships are awarded based on a combination of academic achievements, entrance test performance, and demonstrated excellence in sports, music, and the arts. For further details, contact the Admissions Team at +91 7082005414 or admissions@kingscollegeindia.in.
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