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Mount Abu Public School

India, Delhi

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 17 years
Pupil numbers 2500
Type Co-educational
Opened 1998
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), CBSE Curriculum
Taught languages English, Hindi, Samoan
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Clubs Leadership and Professional, Community and Service, Arts and Creative
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction

Mount Abu Public School sits in Rohini, Delhi, offering education from early years to grade 12. It operates as an IB World School and CBSE-affiliated Senior Secondary institution, with students aged 3 to 17. The school emphasizes Global Citizenship Curriculum, integrating United Nations Sustainable Development Goals into every facet of learning, alongside experiential projects and development of 21st-century skills. The campus features hi-tech air-conditioned classrooms with 24x7 electricity backup, a Sports Multiplex, large playground, and security with CCTV and GPS-enabled buses, plus a full-time medical room. Academic facilities include 3D Modules Equipped Classrooms, 3D animations and virtual labs, and an Atal Tinkering Lab supported by NITI Aayog, to foster innovation. The Astronomy Zone is a standout feature, with Delhi's first dedicated celestial space. Co-curriculars span Entrepreneurship, Eco, Art, Journalism, GK, Sports, OXFAM, Authors, Mathematics, Music & Dance, Innovation, AI/IT, GCC, and student leadership through a Career & Guidance Centre. Programs.

SECTOR-5, POCKET B-8, ROHINI, DELHI 6 110085, INDIA

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The Essentials

Mount Abu Public School has 2,500 pupils, instruction in English.

Location

SECTOR-5, POCKET B-8, Rohini, Delhi 110085, India

Stages

The school offers Pre-School & Pre-Primary, Class I-IX, and Class XI. There is a Junior School on the campus.

Additional learning support

Reinforcement and remedial support is provided.

Country affiliation

India

Bus service

The school provides a bus facility with its own fleet. Buses are GPS tracked and equipped with cameras. Drivers, helpers and escorting teachers receive regular safety trainings; routes and stops are determined by the school and available from the office; conveyance fees are payable for 11 months (June is free); a one-month notice is required to withdraw; students using private transport travel at their own risk.
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Application / Registration Fees

- Pre‑School / Pre‑Primary registration: INR 25 (one‑time registration charge for application).

Tuition / Term Fees by Year Group

- Specific numeric tuition amounts for individual year groups or per‑term / per‑quarter totals are not published on the school's publicly accessible fee pages. Therefore exact tuition figures per class and per term are not available for inclusion here.

Billing Schedule and Payment Terms

- Billing frequency: Fees are billed on a quarterly schedule covering 12 months: 1st Quarter (April–June), 2nd Quarter (July–September), 3rd Quarter (October–December), 4th Quarter (January–March). Fee is payable for the full 12‑month period irrespective of the date of submission. Payment should be made between the 1st and the 10th of the first month of each quarter. Late payment will incur a daily late fine. Non‑payment for over one month may result in the student's name being struck off the roll.

- Late payment charge: INR 20 per day (applies when fees are not paid by the due date). Dishonoured cheque penalty: INR 200 in addition to any late fee. Fees deposited after the 10th of a quarter are accepted only by the specified online methods or by deposit at the school accounts office along with the late fee.

Payment Methods and Options

- Online payment using credit card, net banking, or portal payment is accepted. Parents may also pay by NEFT/RTGS or by local cheque / pay order as directed by the school. Card transaction convenience/processing fees are borne by the cardholder and are not refundable. Duplicate payments are refunded via the same source but convenience/transaction fees are not refunded.

- Bank transfer details (as provided for fee payment): Account No. 062294600000307 (followed by the student's admission number as instructed), Beneficiary Name: Mount Abu Junior School, IFSC: YESB0000622, Branch: Yes Bank Ltd., Sector‑18, Rohini. When paying by cheque/pay order, parents are instructed to write the student's admission number, name, class/section and contact number on the reverse.

Boarding / Hostel Fees

- Mount Abu Public School operates as a day school and does not provide boarding/hostel facilities; therefore there are no boarding or hostel fees.

Transport / Conveyance Fees and Terms

- School bus (conveyance) is available subject to seat availability. Conveyance fees are collected for 11 months; no conveyance fee is payable for the month of June. One month's notice is required to withdraw from the bus facility or one month's fee in lieu of notice is payable. Routes and stops are determined by the school authorities.

Other Costs and Charges (Uniform, Books, Materials, Misc.)

- The school publishes uniform and book lists as required; specific prices for uniform items or book packs are not published as fixed fee items on the public fee pages. Learning materials and book lists are managed separately. Additional activity, examination or CBSE annual participation fees may be charged when applicable.

Refunds and Refund Policy

- The school's stated policy for online/fee transactions indicates that no refund will be granted once payment is made. Transaction convenience fees and taxes charged by payment processors are not refundable in case of refunds or reversals. Duplicate payments are refunded via the same source but convenience/transaction fees are not reversed.

Withdrawal / Re‑admission and Transfer

- Non‑payment of fees for more than one quarter can lead to the student's name being struck off the school rolls. Re‑admission after strike‑off requires approval of the Head of School and a re‑admission fee (amount not published on public pages). Transfer certificate and withdrawal procedures are managed through the school office.

Summary for Parents (practical points)

- If you are preparing an application: expect a nominal registration charge for pre‑school (INR 25).
- Expect quarterly billing dates and a payment window of 1st–10th of the quarter's first month; late fee and cheque‑dishonour penalties apply.
- Accepted payment methods include credit card, net banking, NEFT/RTGS and local cheque / pay order; online transaction fees are non‑refundable. Bank account details for NEFT/RTGS payments are published for fee remittance.

Note on tuition amounts

- The school's publicly accessible fee pages do not list numeric tuition amounts per class or per term; specific tuition figures are therefore not available for inclusion here. To obtain exact per‑class or per‑term tuition amounts, the school's accounts office or the school's published fee schedule accessed through the school's official fee‑payment channels would be the authoritative source.
Academics

Mount Abu Public School teaches IB (PYP), CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 17.

Curriculum

The school has a Global Citizenship Curriculum that integrates the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into every facet of education. It is an IB World School and CBSE-affiliated Senior Secondary institution. From Early Years to Grade 12, learners benefit from experiential learning, research-driven projects, and opportunities to develop 21st-century competencies.

Exam Results

Class X: No. of Students Appeared: 192; No. of Students Passed: 192; No. of Students Scoring 90% & Above: 40; School Topper: AAHAN JAIN (98.20%). Class XII: No. of Students Appeared: 155; No. of Students Scored 90% & Above: 42; No. of Distinctions: 127; First Divisions: 100%.

Higher Education Progression

The Career & Guidance Centre provides exposure to different universities and helps with interview preparation and the university application process.
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Admissions

Admissions

1) Pre-School & Pre-Primary admissions: Online registration for the 2026-27 session is used. Total seats are 120 for Pre School and 16 for Pre Primary, distributed among General, EWS/Disadvantaged Group/CWSN, and Management categories. The admission schedule lists when forms are available and the submission deadlines; a registration charge of Rs. 25 is paid online; incomplete registrations are rejected. The required documents include a recent coloured passport-size photograph of the child, mother, and father; self-attested birth certificate; residence proof and parent photo ID; self-attested Aadhar card for child and parents; and any MAPS alumni/sibling documents; filling and submitting the form does not guarantee admission.

Scholarships

Scholarships are awarded to meritorious students and to those outstanding in sports. Examples include 55% tuition scholarship for board results above 90%, 25% for board results above 85% up to 90%, and 100% scholarship for students playing at the national level. Freeship (100% tuition) is offered to 25% of students from economically weaker sections in line with Delhi norms. A Scholarship Test for 2025–26 is described with five groups (A–E) and subjects corresponding to streams; Group A includes English, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics; Group B includes English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology; Group C includes English, Social Science, Mathematics; Group D includes English, Social Science; Group E includes English, Social Science; additional notes specify arrival 30 minutes before the test, prohibition of electronic devices, and that scholarships include waivers of activity charges and 10% concession on annual charges.

Waitlist

A waiting list is part of the Pre-School admission process. The first list of selected children is published with the waiting list on 23.01.2026; a second list (including waiting list) is published on 09.02.2026; queries about points are addressed from 24.01.2026 to 16.02.2026; subsequent lists may be published as needed, with admission from the waiting list continuing on the same admission procedure if vacancies arise.
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