Doha Modern Indian School

DMIS is located in the Abu Hamour area of Doha, Qatar, on Mesaimeer Street. The full mailing address is P.O Box 47391, Mesaimeer Street, Abu Hamour, Doha. The campus sits in a well-connected part of Doha with access to major roads and serves an international student community.

DMIS offers education from Kindergarten through Grade 12, organized into four levels: Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, and Secondary School. This progression covers early years to the end of senior secondary education.

DMIS is a private, co-educational day school that follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum.

DMIS provides counselling and wellness support through a dedicated counsellor and wellness teacher. There is no dedicated Special Education Needs (SEN) educator listed in the latest mandatory public disclosure.

The school is affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, aligning with the Indian national curriculum.

There is no formal religious affiliation stated; Islamic Studies is offered as part of Value Education and curriculum from Grades 1 to 12.

The school day typically runs Sunday to Thursday, with start times around 7:05 AM and end times around 1:20 PM (times can vary by grade).

DMIS operates a fleet of about 40 air-conditioned buses in various sizes (66-seat, 31-seat, and 26-seat) with designated pickup points. Transportation fees are charged per term, and a one-way option is available; details are provided by the Transport Coordinator.

Application and one‑time fees
- Assessment / Registration at time of registration: QAR 109 (one‑time).
- Admission fee (paid after confirmation): QAR 327 (one‑time).
- Seat reservation (deducted from tuition): QAR 2,000 (applies to all grades).
- Refundable caution deposit: QAR 546 (refundable when the student leaves the school, subject to the school's refund procedures).

Annual tuition fees (by grade) and per‑installment amounts
Note: DMIS divides school fees into three instalments. The figures below list the annual tuition fee followed by the equal 1/3 instalment amount (annual ÷ 3). All amounts are in Qatari Riyal (QAR).
- KG1 — Annual tuition QAR 9,345; per instalment QAR 3,115.00.
- KG2 — Annual tuition QAR 9,345; per instalment QAR 3,115.00.
- Grade 1 — Annual tuition QAR 11,392; per instalment QAR 3,797.33.
- Grade 2 — Annual tuition QAR 11,392; per instalment QAR 3,797.33.
- Grade 3 — Annual tuition QAR 11,392; per instalment QAR 3,797.33.
- Grade 4 — Annual tuition QAR 11,392; per instalment QAR 3,797.33.
- Grade 5 — Annual tuition QAR 13,072; per instalment QAR 4,357.33.
- Grade 6 — Annual tuition QAR 13,072; per instalment QAR 4,357.33.
- Grade 7 — Annual tuition QAR 13,072; per instalment QAR 4,357.33.
- Grade 8 — Annual tuition QAR 13,072; per instalment QAR 4,357.33.
- Grade 9 — Annual tuition QAR 17,000; per instalment QAR 5,666.67.
- Grade 10 — Annual tuition QAR 17,000; per instalment QAR 5,666.67.
- Grade 11 — Annual tuition QAR 17,000; per instalment QAR 5,666.67.
- Grade 12 — Annual tuition QAR 17,000; per instalment QAR 5,666.67.

Transport fees
- Annual transport fee (standard): QAR 4,223 (this is the annual total shown in the school fee schedule).
- Transport billing by term (as specified by the school): 1st term QAR 1,408; 2nd term QAR 1,408; 3rd term QAR 1,407. Transport fees must be paid 15 days before the start of each term.

Other recurring and grade‑specific annual charges
- Annual optional/additional charges (fixed item(s) shown in the schedule): QAR 109 (this amount appears as the standard small annual/assessment figure across grades).
- Exam fees (annual, vary by grade): KG exam fee QAR 174; Grades 1–4 exam fee QAR 262; many upper grades exam fee QAR 327 (see fee schedule for grade‑specific values).
- Catering (annual): QAR 2,080 (appears as an annual catering/lunch charge in the schedule).
- Uniform (one‑off / annual purchase from the school store): QAR 491 (uniform charge shown in the schedule; the school provides uniform through the school store).
- Book fees (where shown in the schedule): Grade 10 book charge QAR 437; Grade 12 book charge QAR 709. Other grades may have book charges shown as applicable in the full schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Academic/term structure and instalments: the school states the academic year is organised across terms while fee payments are divided into three instalments; parents are required to pay term/instalment fees according to the school's published schedule. Instalments are treated as the due payments for tuition across the year.
- Transport payments: transport fees are fixed per term and must be paid 15 days before the start of each term. Discontinuation of transport requires submission of the discontinuation form at least one month before the term start.
- Withdrawal and refunds: a one‑month notice is required before the start of a new term to withdraw a student or discontinue transport. Tuition or transport fees for a whole term remain payable for that term even if the student is withdrawn during the term. The refundable caution deposit (QAR 546) is refunded when the student leaves the school according to the school's refund procedures.
- Fees are subject to annual review and increases are possible subject to Ministry approval. Late payment or non‑payment consequences follow the school's policies.

Payment methods
- Accepted payment methods: Cash, Cheque, Credit/Debit Card and Bank Transfer. (The school schedule states: Cash / Cheque / Card / Bank Transfer are accepted).

Boarding
- Boarding: Not applicable — no boarding fees are listed in the school's published fee schedule; DMIS operates as a day school.

Final notes
- The figures above are taken from the school's published fee schedule and associated admission/transport pages; fees shown in this overview are the specific fee lines published for the current school fee schedule and are subject to the school's annual review and Ministry approvals. Payment of one‑time admission items (assessment/admission/caution deposit) is required to complete registration and admission steps as stated by the school.

Public disclosures provide general student demographics and campus details but do not publish the exact numbers for nationalities represented, the most common nationality, or local-to-international ratios.