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Scholarships and concessions

Four schemes. One rewards academic merit, one removes a financial barrier, one supports serious athletes, and one is applied automatically. None of them requires you to ask twice.

Schemes
4
Students supported
About 1 in 50
Applications close
28 February 2026

Founder's Merit Scholarship

50% of tuition, renewable annually

Awarded on the entrance assessment and an interview. Renewed each year subject to sustained performance and conduct — but never withdrawn mid-year, because a scholarship you can lose in March is not something a family can plan around.

Eligibility
Entry to Class 6 or Class 9
Places
12 places a year

Sikshak Need-Based Support

25% to 100% of tuition

Assessed confidentially by a panel that does not include the child's teachers. No student is told who receives support, and the school does not publish names. Around one in fifty of our students is on this scheme.

Eligibility
Any year group; assessed on household income
Places
Approximately 90 students supported

Sports Excellence Scholarship

40% of tuition plus coaching costs

For students already competing at state level who need a school that will timetable around training. Includes travel support for competition and a written agreement about missed lessons and catch-up.

Eligibility
State-level representation in any of our 13 disciplines
Places
8 places a year

Siblings Concession

15% of tuition for the second child onward

Applied automatically from the second child, with no form to fill in. It continues for as long as more than one child is enrolled.

Eligibility
Two or more children enrolled at the same time
Places
Automatic

How need-based support is assessed

By a panel that deliberately does not include your child’s teachers. They see household income and circumstances; the classroom does not. Awards are confidential — the school does not publish names, does not seat scholarship students together, and does not ask them to appear at donor events.

We mention that last point because it is common practice elsewhere and we think it is indefensible.

Renewal

Merit and sports awards are reviewed annually against sustained performance and conduct. A scholarship is never withdrawn part-way through a year, whatever happens — a family cannot plan around support that might vanish in March.

Need-based support is reviewed annually on circumstances, and reviews go in both directions. If a family’s situation worsens mid-year, tell us; the panel meets monthly and does not wait for the admissions cycle.

Applying

Tick the scholarship box on the application form and the office will send you the relevant form. Merit and sports awards are decided alongside the entrance assessment; need-based applications are considered after an offer is made, so that the award never influences the admission decision itself.

Ask early

Talk to us before you rule us out on cost

Families regularly decide we are unaffordable without asking. Some of them would have qualified for support. Have the conversation first.

Prefer to talk to someone? Call the admissions office on +91 89 7788 1200, weekdays 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM.

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