ADMISSION

Admission Policy

There are fifteen year groups in the school; Nursery through Class XII. Throughout the school, each class has a class teacher and subject teachers for different subjects. Each year group from Nursery up to Class X is divided into four divisions. The strength in every division is by choice of 25-35 students. The students of class XI and XII divided into 3 streams- Science, Commerce and Humanities.

Parents wishing to secure a place at Gnyan Dham for their child in any other year group, should submit an intent letter to the Principal in March/April. Depending on the vacancy, and if shortlisted, an appointment will then be made to meet the Principal and view the school.

Withdrawals

1. When it is desired to withdraw a child, a month’s clear notice to that effect from 1st of the month must be given or one month’s fees will be charged. If the notice given is less than one month, the fees due at the beginning will be issued against ’No Dues Certificate’.
2. Pupils who leave the School in October or earlier will pay one term fee. Those wht withdraw after October will be required to pay a full term fees.
3. The Principal may in the interest of the School, ask a parent to remove a pupil at o before the end of the current term. If the pupil’s conduct, behaviour or influence, in the Principal’s opinion, be in any way detrimental, to the principles of the School, or if the pupil is unable or unwilling to profit by the educational advantages of the school.
4. It is advised that if a pupil is not able to adjust to the academic standard of the school, and cannot clear the exams, she/he should change school in her/his own interest.
5. Pupils will be withdrawn for irregular attendance without sufficient reasons or nonpayment of School fees for two months in succession.

Fee Structure

Gnyan Dham School is a Private School and does not receive any grant-in-aid. The expenditure of the School is wholly met from the fees. The School fees include Tuition Fees, charges for Games, Sports, Library, Science Laboratories, Computer Training Teaching Aids, Cultural Activities & General Stationery. Fees are paid for twelve months of the year i.e. April to March. Increase in the cost of living, Govt. Scales, Dearness Allowance and qualitative extra facilities provided in the school are the guiding factors when setting the fees.

Admission fees are to be paid at the time of admission. Caution deposit will be charged at the time of admission. Caution deposit is refundable without interest when the child leaves school. Submission of caution deposit receipt is a must for claiming the refund.

For slow learners, remedial classes after school can be given on payment of a reasonable charge, according to the requirement of the student. Extra classes will be conducted for those students who are not able to achieve passing percentage.

Fees are paid on quarterly basis at the beginning of every quarter. A fine will be levied for any delay in the payment of fees.

There is always a demand for admission to the School in all classes at the beginning of the session. It is therefore imperative that fees for the first quarter are paid by 15th April. If the fees are not paid, or there is no information regarding the reason for nonpayment of fees, the student's name will be struck off the rolls, and new admission will be made in the vacancy thus created.

There is always a demand for admission to the School in all classes at the beginning of the session. It is therefore imperative that fees for the first quarter are paid by 15th April. If the fees are not paid, or there is no information regarding the reason for nonpayment of fees, the student's name will be struck off the rolls, and new admission will be made in the vacancy thus created.

The students may be readmitted, if the vacancy exists, on paying re-admission fees.

The school office remains open on all working days during the Summer vacations. All fees must be paid before 12 Noon.

Books

We follow the N.C.E.R.T. books from Class III upwards. Classes II and below, we select suitable publications according to our school standard. School books can be purchased from local outlets.

Dining Hall Facility

Lunch facility has been introduced for all students of classes III to XII but it is optional. Children can get Jain food provided a written request is submitted to the Principal at the beginning of the academic year. Students not opting for school meals can bring their lunch with them. Snacks are also provided to all students from Nursery to Class II.