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Curriculum CBSE Curriculum, IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme), Cambridge (Secondary)
Taught languages Hindi, Telugu, French
Typical class size 40
Strengths Sport, STEM, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Community and Service
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction
Meluha International School is a Hyderabad-based, co-educational campus serving ages 3 to 18 with CBSE, Cambridge, and IBCP pathways. The 5-acre campus blends modern laboratories, arts spaces, a central quadrangle, and residential facilities to support focused learning and wellbeing. Primary classes emphasize play-based, discovery-led literacy, numeracy, and creativity within the CBSE framework, while Middle School uses project-based units and interdisciplinary studies to foster independence. Senior Secondary combines CBSE depth with specialised tracks for engineering, medical, commerce and design, alongside integrated coaching for competitive exams. The IBCP programme offers Business Administration or Artificial Intelligence specialisations, with core components such as a Reflective Project, Service Learning, and Language Development. The school supports diverse learners with learning support and bridge programs and maintains strong career guidance links, university fairs, and study tours. Extensive sports, arts, and cultural clubs enrich student life, preparing learners for higher education and global opportunities. Locally, nationally, and globally.
Sy. No. 4/20/2, Himayathnagar (Village), Moinabad (Mandal), Ranga Reddy District, Telangana 6 500075 (campus near Adjacent to Central Forensic Lab, Osman Sagar X Roads, Aziz Nagar, Gandipet, Narsingi/Hyderabad)
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The Essentials
Meluha International School has 750 pupils, typical class sizes of 40, instruction in English.
Location
Narsingi, Hyderabad, Telangana, India. It is connected by major routes from Gachibowli, Manikonda, and Kokapet.
Stages
Primary School; Middle School; Senior Secondary School
Type
Co-educational; boarding facilities
Additional learning support
Inclusion policy supports learners with diverse needs and English language learners.
Country affiliation
India
Bus service
GPS-enabled transport is provided.
Diving Deeper
Boarding Arrangements
Boarding is available for Grades 6–12. The boarding facilities include air‑conditioned dormitories (three beds per room) with personal study zones and attached washrooms. There is 24/7 supervision and emotional support by House Parents; access‑controlled entry and CCTV surveillance in all corridors; common lounges for relaxation, reading, and socializing; weekly housekeeping and laundry services; and 24‑hour infirmary access. Each boarder has a dedicated Academic/Personal mentor, and the pastoral framework includes House Meetings and Reflection Circles, counselling support, and weekend programs such as community service, fitness sessions, and creative clubs.
Food Options
Nutritious, balanced meals for growing learners.
House System
The boarding and pastoral framework includes a mentor assigned to each student, 24/7 supervision and emotional support from House Parents, and Home‑like House Meetings and Reflection Circles to foster bonding and self‑discipline. Counselling support is available, and weekend programs include community service, fitness sessions, and creative clubs.
Governance and Ownership
Meluha International School is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) (Affiliation No. 3630319) and authorised for the International Baccalaureate Career‑related Programme (IBCP) (IB School Code: 061849). It is governed by a School Management Committee and was founded in 2017. The school is affiliated with Hyderabad Sahodaya Complex and regional IB networks.
Fees
Annual tuition at Meluha International School ranges from INR 58,500 to INR 69,500 for 2026/27.
Tuition fees (annual and per term) — by year group
- Primary: Tuition fee (annual) – INR 0; per term – INR 0. - Middle (Grades roughly 6–8): Tuition fee (annual) – INR 58,500; per term (term-wise billing) – INR 29,250. - Secondary (Grades roughly 9–10): Tuition fee (annual) – INR 62,500; per term (term-wise billing) – INR 31,250. - Senior Secondary (Grades 11–12): Tuition fee (annual) – INR 69,500; per term (term-wise billing) – INR 34,750.
Yearly development charges and other recurring charges
- Yearly development charges: Primary – INR 0; Middle – INR 2,000; Secondary – INR 2,000; Senior Secondary – INR 3,000. - Annual / monthly other charges (listed as other facilities charges): Middle – INR 8,000; Secondary – INR 9,000; Senior Secondary – INR 10,000. These line items cover facility-related charges shown on the school's fee sheet.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school issues a due-date calendar and offers term-wise or installment payment plans; tuition is shown as an annual amount on the published fee sheet and may be collected term-wise according to the school's academic terms. - Instalment options and collection methods include term-wise billing, scheduled e-NACH arrangements and partner EMI plans where available. A formal fee due-date calendar and the itemised, grade-specific fee sheet are provided during admissions.
Boarding fees (where applicable)
- Boarding is offered for Grades 6–12; boarding (residential) charges are separate from the day-school tuition and are treated as an additional fee head. Parents receive a residential fee schedule and category-specific charges (day vs residential) during the admissions process. No fixed boarding-amount is shown on the publicly posted fee-sheet image; boarding facilities and inclusions are described in the residential information.
Other costs and typical additional fees
- Transport: Optional and charged separately (transport rates and stops are provided by the school when requested). - Uniform: Purchased from the authorised vendor; uniform costs are not listed as a single school-wide amount on the public fee sheet. - Books, activity fees, lab consumables and specific programme charges may be billed as separate line items or under the school's "other charges" category shown on the fee sheet; parents are issued an itemised, grade-specific fee breakdown.
Refund information
- The school's refund policy states that, in most cases, no refund is granted once payment is made; limited exceptions include duplicate payments or failed online-confirmation events. Transaction/processing fees are not refundable. - The admissions FAQ clarifies refund handling for withdrawals: admission and registration fees are non-refundable; term fees may be non-refundable after joining while unused portions of term fees are handled per the school's refund and cancellation rules (for example, refunds before reopening are subject to administrative charges). Parents receive the school's published refund and concession policy during admissions.
Fee payment options
- Accepted payment methods include online payments (net banking), UPI, credit/debit cards, bank transfer and cheque; fee receipts are issued electronically (auto-emailed via the school's Classet system). - Additional arrangements offered: e-NACH for instalments, partner payment platforms (JODO), and school-partner EMI plans (9-month EMI options mentioned in admissions information). Specific EMI and partner-payment terms are arranged through the school's admissions/accounts team.
Concessions and discounts
- Sibling concession: A sibling concession is available (examples: a 5% concession on tuition for siblings/alumni is stated in admissions material); concessions are applied to tuition as defined in the school's concession policy.
Notes for budgeting: use the annual tuition figures above (INR amounts) as the primary reference; the school supports term-wise billing aligned to the academic calendar and provides a detailed, itemised fee schedule (including any residential/boarding figures) to families during the admissions and enrolment confirmation stage.
Academics
Meluha International School teaches CBSE Curriculum, IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme), Cambridge (Secondary) for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
Primary School (Grades 1–5) blends Montessori play, CBSE NCF, and global learning perspectives with a focus on discovery, literacy, numeracy, and creativity through thematic, hands-on exploration. Middle School (Grades 6–10) emphasizes case studies, projects, and interdisciplinary units that build thinking, independence, and resilience. Senior Secondary (Grades 11–12 CBSE) combines CBSE depth with specialized preparation tracks for Engineering (JEE/EAMCET), Medical (NEET/EAMCET), Commerce & Law (CA Foundation/CLAT), Design (NID/NIFT/NATA), and Humanities with related competitive strategies. Integrated Competitive Examination Programs provide dedicated coaching for these tracks, including design studios, analytics, and exam readiness. The International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP) offers two specializations—Business Administration and Artificial Intelligence—with Diploma subjects, a career-related study, and core components such as Personal & Professional Skills, a Reflective Project, Service Learning, and Language Development. Learning Support & Inclusion identifies learning profiles, provides bridge programs, and collaborates with families to support diverse learners, while the school pursues career guidance and external collaborations to prepare students for higher education and global opportunities.
Higher Education Progression
Senior School offers global university pathways; Our students progress to leading universities in India and abroad. The school collaborates with alumni networks, universities, and industry partners to provide career guidance and university placements.
Gifted and Talented
Integrated Competitive Examination Programs provide dedicated coaching for Engineering (JEE/EAMCET), Medical (NEET/EAMCET), Commerce & Law (CA Foundation/CLAT), Design, Architecture & Fine Arts (NID/NIFT/NATA), and Humanities with entrepreneurship. The International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP) provides two specializations—Business Administration and Artificial Intelligence—with structured diploma subjects, career-related studies, and core components such as Personal & Professional Skills, Reflective Project, Service Learning, and Language Development. These programs support high-achieving students in pursuing advanced academic and career pathways.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Wellbeing is integrated into staff development under the Wellbeing & Classroom Culture pillar, with emphasis on emotional intelligence, inclusion, and mentorship. The school prioritizes socioemotional development and provides guidance and counselling to support students. The Inclusion Policy commits to a safe, inclusive environment and removing barriers to learning. Collaborative teaching, curriculum adaptations, and individualized support are used to ensure accessibility and belonging for all students. The Student Council represents the student voice and upholds the school's values, fostering collaboration and a positive, inclusive culture.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Diversities and differences are crucial, and all registered students should have fair, meaningful access to the curriculum. The school aims to provide equal opportunities and access to learning, with continuous learning support, intervention, adaptation, or accommodation to improve accessibility. The Inclusion Policy lists learners with learning disabilities, specific learning disabilities, ADD/ADHD, sensory impairments, speech disorders, autism spectrum disorder, and other conditions as candidates for inclusive assessment and support. Inclusive access arrangements for assessments are provided to address fair opportunities. MIS employs a learner-centred approach with counselling and collaboration among SEN staff to identify needs and implement individualised plans.
Mental Wellbeing
Guidance and counselling for socioemotional development are part of Meluha's approach to student wellbeing. The PD framework includes a Wellbeing & Classroom Culture component, emphasising emotional intelligence, inclusion, and mentorship. The school provides counselling and a supportive environment to address social and emotional needs. Wellbeing is reinforced through inclusive practices and ongoing staff development.
Safeguarding
Diversity and inclusion policies emphasize safety, belonging, and equal access to learning. The school counsellor role focuses on social, emotional, and behavioural safeguarding, working with families and external professionals to support learning needs. Confidentiality is maintained; information about candidates is kept confidential and shared only with appropriate IB personnel. The school builds a safe, barrier-free environment and provides staff training to implement inclusive practices.
Parent Experience
History
Meluha International School was founded in 2017 in Hyderabad with the vision to blend the rigour of national education with the depth of international pedagogy and was among the city's first fully tech-integrated schools. It launched Grades 11 and 12 integrated with national examinations. In 2019, it implemented full-scale technology-driven classrooms with Classet ERP–LMS and began curriculums for Grades 6–10, incorporating international tests. The school transitioned to virtual learning in 2020 and introduced primary grades in 2022 with a play-based approach within the CBSE framework. In 2023, Meluha was affiliated as an IBCP-authorized school, and in 2026 expanded to a second campus in Nizamabad, broadening its student body to over 750 and combining Cambridge and CBSE curricula, while being a member of Hyderabad Sahodaya Complex and regional IB networks.
Community
A Student Council represents the spirit, voice, and leadership of Meluha, with students serving as role models who uphold the school's values. Alumni networks, internship programs, and guest lectures by entrepreneurs and technologists connect learning with real-world pathways. Community engagement includes partnerships with NGOs for service learning and sustainability projects. Campus life features co-curricular clubs, sports, and events that broaden student life.
Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
The PTA comprises one Principal representative: Mr. Nukala V K S N S R H Prasad; five Teacher Representatives: Mr. M. Venkatasuryanarayana Rao; Mrs. Sistla Sarada; Mr. Nakka Eswaraiah; Mrs. Nagepalli Gayathri; Mr. Saibu Mon; and five Parent Representatives: Mr. P. Madhusudan Reddy; Mr. A. L. Narasimha Rao; Mrs. Kondampally Shailaja; Mr. PV Shiva Shekar Reddy; Mr. M. Sujan Kumar Reddy.
Facilities
Facilities Overview
Meluha International School sits on a 5-acre campus designed to foster curiosity, collaboration, and calm concentration. The campus blends classrooms and labs with arts spaces, sports infrastructure, and residential facilities to support focus, creativity, collaboration, and wellbeing. Academic blocks are designed for cross-ventilation and natural light, with subject-specific zones such as science, arts, humanities, and a STEM corridor, plus a central open quadrangle for assemblies and performances and smart classrooms equipped with high‑resolution projectors and interactive displays. The library and media centre serve as a hub for reading, research, and creativity, and separate boarding, dining, and recreational areas ensure student comfort and safety.
Sports Facilities
Outdoor facilities include a football ground, basketball and volleyball courts, cricket nets, a 200‑meter track, and tennis and badminton courts. Indoor facilities comprise table tennis, chess, carrom, yoga and fitness zones. Specialized coaching is provided for cricket (under state selectors) and football (with ISL Hyderabad coaches). Regular inter-house competitions and participation in CBSE Cluster Meets and SFA Championships complement the sports program. Wellness initiatives include certified physical trainers and nutrition guidance for athletes, mental health and stress management workshops during exam seasons, and regular fitness assessments with parent reports.
Academic Facilities
The school emphasizes outcome‑driven learning with an experiential, inquiry‑driven CBSE curriculum aligned to NEP 2020 and NCF 2023. Learning spaces include subject‑specific zones—science, arts, humanities, and a STEM corridor—along with a central open quadrangle for assemblies and performances and smart classrooms with projectors and interactive displays. Academic blocks are designed for cross‑ventilation and natural light, and the Library & Media Centre is a hub for reading, research, and creativity. Continuous assessment uses rubrics and portfolios with parent visibility through the Classet LMS, and a clearly defined outcomes framework guides curriculum and pedagogy.
Extra Curricular Facilities
What Parents Value About Meluha includes clubs, sports, community service, Model United Nations, and cultural fests as part of campus life. Meluha emphasises learning beyond academics through co‑curricular activities and sports, with opportunities for leadership and teamwork. Regular inter‑house competitions and CBSE cluster meets provide avenues for competition, collaboration, and celebration of student talents.
Extra-Curricular Activities
Academic & Intellectual
The school follows the CBSE curriculum with NEP 2020 alignment and uses an experiential, inquiry‑driven approach. For Grades 11–12, Meluha offers the International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP), combining IB Diploma subjects with professional studies in Business Administration or Artificial Intelligence. Career Integrated Pathways and a network of career guidance partners support 21st‑century skills and career readiness. The school connects classroom learning with the wider world through university fairs, career immersion weeks, study tours, exchanges, and a guest speaker series.
Arts & Creative
The school provides a robust arts and creative program through the Arts Collective, Music & Choir Society, and Literary Circle. Activities include student‑led art exhibitions, murals, and digital art design. The co‑curricular program includes arts and creative clubs that nurture creative expression.
Cultural & Language
Language development is supported through language clubs and a policy that fosters language learning. There are opportunities for intercultural learning through exchange programs, study tours, and a guest speaker series. The language policy describes language clubs where students can practice language skills with peers.
Social & Hobbies
Meluha offers more than twenty active clubs and societies across disciplines. Featured clubs include Entrepreneurship Club, Debate & Public Speaking Club, Ecology & Sustainability Club, STEM & Robotics Club, Arts Collective, Music & Choir Society, Literary Circle, and Community Service Club. Reflection journals and exhibitions capture learning outcomes from co‑curricular experiences.
Community & Service
The school has a Community Service Club. It partners with local NGOs for service learning and sustainability projects. Student engagement through community service supports social responsibility and civic engagement.
Leadership & Professional
The Student Council represents the spirit, voice, and leadership of Meluha. Career guidance partners, alumni networks, internships, and guest lectures support leadership development and career planning. Career Growth Pathways include roles such as Assistant Teacher, Subject Lead, Academic Coordinator, Head of Department, and Academic Council Member.
Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The Wellness Department supports emotional and mental health through counselling, mindfulness sessions, and life-skills workshops. There is an annual Wellness Week featuring sports, yoga, and health talks, and a Mindful Mondays routine. Individual and group counselling and collaboration with parents support well‑being.
Languages
Language Provision
English is the primary language of instruction and assessment. In Primary, English Language & Literature is taught, with additional languages offered such as Hindi, Telugu, and French. English Language Learner support and mother tongue recognition are provided to foster multilingual development and inclusive language learning.
Bilingual Teaching
English is the language of instruction and assessment for DP subjects, CRS and CP core. ELL support is provided, including instruction in students' native languages to aid understanding and participation. Mother tongue is recognised and multilingualism is promoted as part of the language policy.
Immersion Programs
The school promotes a language-rich environment and multilingualism. Language immersion trips, language exchanges with other schools, and language clubs provide authentic opportunities to practice target languages. Multilingual projects and cross-cultural events support language learning, with technology enhancing instruction.
Reputation
Awards
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Accreditations
The school has accreditation certificates.
Admissions
Admissions
Admission is open for Grades 1–12 at Meluha International School. The admissions journey is Enquiry, School Tour & Counselling, Application Submission with supporting documents and an admission test, a grade-appropriate student interaction and parent meeting to assess readiness, Offer & Acceptance upon payment of admission confirmation, and Orientation & Onboarding with a welcome kit, Classet login, and academic calendar. The school follows age-appropriate placements as per CBSE and IB guidelines. Documents required for admission include Birth Certificate, previous school reports (last 2 years), Transfer Certificate (for Grades 2 and above), passport-size photos (student and parents), Aadhaar copies, medical fitness certificate, vaccination record (for primary students), transport and boarding opt-in forms (if applicable), and transfers from other schools require TC and previous report cards. From high school onwards, students choose between CBSE and IBCP pathways with integrated preparation for JEE, NEET, CA Foundation, CLAT, and Design entrance exams.
Scholarships
Scholarships for Excellence for Grades 6–12 are offered, recognizing academic merit, talent, and community service through a structured Scholarship Program. Applications with supporting documents are made during the admission stage.
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FAQs
Where is Meluha International School located and what age range does it serve?
Meluha International School is located in Narsingi, Hyderabad, Telangana, India, and it is connected by major routes from Gachibowli, Manikonda, and Kokapet. The school serves students aged 3 to 18, spanning from Primary to Senior Secondary. It is a co‑educational school with boarding facilities available for older students..
What curriculum levels and programs does the school offer?
The school follows a blended approach in Primary (Grades 1–5) with Montessori play, CBSE NCF, and global perspectives. Middle School (Grades 6–10) uses case studies and interdisciplinary units, while Senior Secondary (Grades 11–12) combines CBSE with specialized tracks like Engineering, Medical, Commerce & Law, Design, and Humanities. There is also an International Baccalaureate Career‑related Programme (IBCP) with two specializations and a robust learning support and inclusion framework.
Is Meluha International School a boarding school?
Yes, boarding is available for Grades 6–12. Boarding facilities include air‑conditioned dormitories with three beds per room, personal study zones, attached washrooms, 24/7 supervision by House Parents, access‑controlled entry, CCTV, and dedicated academic/personal mentors for boarders.
What is the admissions process for Grade 1–12?
The admissions journey starts with an enquiry and school tour with counselling, followed by application submission with supporting documents and an admission test. There is a grade‑appropriate student interaction and a parent meeting to assess readiness, then an offer and acceptance upon payment of admission confirmation, and finally orientation and onboarding with a welcome kit and academic calendar.
Are there scholarships available for Meluha International School?
Yes, Scholarships for Excellence are offered for Grades 6–12 based on academic merit, talent, and community service. Applications for scholarships are submitted during the admissions process with supporting documents.
What documents are required for admission?
Required documents include a birth certificate, last two years of previous school reports, Transfer Certificate for Grades 2 and above, passport‑size photos of student and parents, Aadhaar copies, medical fitness certificate, vaccination record for primary students, and transport/boarding forms if applicable.
Is there a sibling concession?
Yes, a sibling concession is available, typically applied to tuition for siblings or alumni as defined in the school's concession policy.
What higher education pathways does the school offer for senior students?
For senior students, Meluha offers CBSE with integrated preparation tracks for competitive exams and an IBCP option with specializations in Business Administration or Artificial Intelligence. The school provides career guidance and creates pathways to universities in India and abroad through university fairs, immersion weeks, study tours, and guest lectures.
How does Meluha assess student learning?
Learning is assessed continuously using rubrics and portfolios, with progress tracked in the Classet LMS so parents can view outcomes. The school follows an outcomes framework to guide curriculum and pedagogy.
Does the school provide coaching for competitive exams?
Yes, the Integrated Competitive Examination Programs provide coaching for tracks such as Engineering (JEE/EAMCET), Medical (NEET/EAMCET), Commerce & Law (CA Foundation/CLAT), Design (NID/NIFT/NATA), and Humanities, including design studios and analytics.
What are the main academic and campus facilities at Meluha?
The campus spans five acres and includes subject‑specific zones for science, arts, humanities, and a STEM corridor, plus a central open quadrangle for assemblies and performances. There are smart classrooms with high‑resolution projectors, a Library & Media Centre, and separate boarding, dining, and recreation areas.
What sports and wellness facilities does the campus offer?
Outdoor facilities include a football ground, basketball and volleyball courts, cricket nets, a 200‑meter track, and tennis and badminton courts. Indoor facilities cover table tennis, chess, carrom, yoga, and fitness zones, with specialized coaching for cricket and football and wellness programs throughout the year.
What clubs and extracurricular activities are available?
Meluha offers more than twenty clubs and societies, including Entrepreneurship, Debate & Public Speaking, Ecology & Sustainability, STEM & Robotics, Arts Collective, Music & Choir, Literary Circle, and Community Service. There are regular inter‑house competitions and opportunities for leadership and teamwork.
Are there leadership and career guidance opportunities for students?
Yes, the Student Council represents student voice and leadership, while career guidance partners, alumni networks, internships, and guest lectures support leadership development. Career growth pathways include roles such as Assistant Teacher, Subject Lead, Academic Coordinator, Head of Department, and Academic Council Member.
What wellbeing and safeguarding support does the school offer?
The Wellbeing Department supports socioemotional development with counselling, mindfulness, and life‑skills workshops. Safeguarding policies emphasize safety and inclusion, with confidentiality and professional collaboration with families and external partners.
How does the school support SEN and language needs?
The Inclusion Policy provides continuous learning support, intervention, adaptation, or accommodation to improve accessibility for learners with diverse needs. There is built‑in support for English Language Learners and mother tongue recognition to foster multilingual development.
What is the boarding experience like and how are students supported there?
Boarders receive 24/7 supervision by House Parents, emotional support, and a pastoral framework that includes House Meetings and Reflection Circles. Each student has an Academic/Personal mentor, and there are weekend programs such as community service, fitness sessions, and creative clubs.
What does Meluha offer in terms of food and uniforms?
The school provides nutritious, balanced meals for growing learners. Uniforms are purchased from an authorised vendor, and costs are not listed on the public fee sheet.
What accreditations and affiliations does Meluha hold?
Meluha is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and is authorized for the International Baccalaureate Career‑related Programme (IBCP). It is governed by a School Management Committee and is affiliated with the Hyderabad Sahodaya Complex and regional IB networks.
How can parents get involved with the school's community?
The school maintains an active PTA with representatives from administration, teachers, and parents. Parents can engage in regular school activities, volunteer for events, and participate in committees as part of the community.
