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Permalink Reply by sayantan paul on January 28, 2016 at 7:12pm

I have heard about Maxfort's primary focus on academics and less emphasis on extra-curricular.

Regarding Indian heights, i have my colleague's daughters going there, they are quite happy.

Fees structure wise both are on similar ranges.

Permalink Reply by deepika singh sengar on January 28, 2016 at 8:08pm

thank u Sayantan for ur valuable feedback. I want more info about  indian heights school like English communication,academics can u please confirm me on these points

Permalink Reply by sayantan paul on January 28, 2016 at 8:19pm

I have visited the Indian heights schools, staffs pretty proficient with English. But I hope all schools like SVIS, Maxfort, Goenkas, Sachdevas, ITL, Basava etc, are good in that. Infrastructure looks good and thats what u expect when you are paying 1.2- 1.5 L annually. 

Permalink Reply by Gaurav Gulati on February 5, 2016 at 12:53pm

My son is studying in Maxfort Pre-Primary and they don't overstress kids with studies. They do have excursions/co-curricular activities. What is the fee structure they are charging this year along with security or transport?

Permalink Reply by deepika singh sengar on February 7, 2016 at 3:23pm

@ Gaurav 36,800 is the fee and transport charges  1800 to 2500

Permalink Reply by Gaurav Gulati on February 11, 2016 at 4:53pm

Thanks Dipika, I heard below as the fee structure of Maxfort Dwarka from another parent. However, I would wait for school to send out the circular for next year
Admission fee (one time) 200

Caution money (one time,refundable) 500

annual charges (yearly) 11,250

development charges (quarterly) 2,610

Tuition fee (q) 17,400

Earmarked Levies (q) 1,950

Pupil fund (q) 600

Health & hygiene (q) 450

Meal charges (q) 2700

Transport (q) 1800+