April – March
The academic year begins in April. Summer vacation runs from mid-May to mid-June.
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Admission is open to every child, regardless of caste, creed or religion. Here is how to join Shatabdi.

Admissions for Std I to IX usually open in December for the session that begins in April. Pre-primary admissions (PP-1, PP-2) need a minimum age of 4 years.
Get the admission form (and the transport form, if needed) from the school office and submit it with the registration fee.
A 50-mark written test in English, Mathematics, Science and General Knowledge, based on the previous class syllabus.
Shortlisted students and their parents meet the school for an interaction. Candidates need at least 40% in English, Maths, Science and Hindi in their last examination.
Deposit the fees within 15 days of the test result being declared, or the seat may be offered to another candidate.
Please bring these at the time of admission.
Students presenting at a school programmeThe academic year begins in April. Summer vacation runs from mid-May to mid-June.
Fees vary by class and include registration, admission, tuition, term and development charges. The office can give you the current fee structure.
For admission queries, call reception on +91 63140 02835, call or WhatsApp +91 98522 18788, or the Principal’s office on +91 89368 46757.
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The questions parents ask us most often about joining Shatabdi.
Children must be at least 4 years old for entry to pre-primary.
Admission to Std I to IX is through a 50-mark entrance test and an interview. For pre-primary and Class XI, please check the process with the office.
Fees must be deposited within 15 days of the entrance test result.
Taiyab Bhawan houses a hostel for boys coming from remote areas. Please contact the office for availability.
Yes. Merit-cum-poverty scholarships are awarded, and the Shatabdi Foundation supports deserving students from its free school with fees, books and uniforms.
English is the medium of instruction. Hindi and Urdu are offered as languages.