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Permalink Reply by Bindesh Pandey on November 11, 2018 at 4:29pm

All are good schools.
DPS has well established name and proven pedagogy.

BGS reputation has really increased in last few years.

VIS is also well established and offers holistic development

Nirmal Bhartia offers experiential learning and is rated No.1 in India for individual attention. The school involves parents, much more deeply than others, as part of its community learning theme.

Permalink Reply by Jyoti on November 15, 2018 at 4:42pm

Thanks bindesh for your valuable feedback

Permalink Reply by Charu on November 11, 2018 at 6:56pm

Jyoti, Bindesh has covered the points really well. I'll just share a few more. All schools are 'holistic' nobody just teaches academics...there is enough extra curricular in all schools. BGS would be the most economical if that matters to you. Focus academics. VIS will ask for a donation of 3-4 lakhs depending on your bargaining power ...but it's the brand name you'll be happy with, again if it matters. DPS is good again if you want academics and are lucky to get in. Expect study pressure. Fee more than BGS, less than NiBS. Nirmal Bhartia is a good school, most expensive but no donation , minimal sports exposure and still finding its way. In last couple of years the curriculum has changed from no writing in nursery to suddenly cursive writing in KG. Has a good vibe , ranking wise very high but most of these rankings mean nothing. Check out all 4 schools yourself before you make up your mind to see which one you would be most comfortable with. Then whichever you like, pursue it. You will get through. Good luck

Permalink Reply by Jyoti on November 15, 2018 at 4:46pm

Thank u so much charu, you have briefed all the relevant points to me, thanks a lot , now its much easier for me to choose among these schools. Special thanks to you..hope i will get ur valuable advise in future as well.

Permalink Reply by Madhavi on December 18, 2018 at 1:44pm

I would like to share my views regarding the writing part which Charu shared about Nibs. There is no writing in Nursery but there is a reason behind that. The school believes that its too early to give pencil to kids when their fine motor skills are not developed, so for whole 1 year they do lots and lots of activities with kids to develop the skill. When they move to KG the transition is very smooth and I have not faced any issue what so ever in writing part. Almost 90% of the kids write beautifully.

Permalink Reply by Jyoti on December 18, 2018 at 7:37pm

Thanks madhavi for sharing your experience,.
I request you to share the fee structure as well. So that i can make up my mind from all relevant points
Thank u so much madhavi.

Permalink Reply by Madhavi on December 19, 2018 at 9:31am

Nibs is expensive...its approx 1.8 for class 1 kid...nursery and KG fee is little higher than 1.8

But once you have paid the fee they don't ask for money every week for small small activities.Everything they provide in school and there is no burden on parents.

Every school has its pros and cons it depends on you what you want for your kid.

Permalink Reply by Jyoti on December 19, 2018 at 12:17pm

Thanks dear

Permalink Reply by Dr Juhi on December 29, 2018 at 8:28am

I agree with Bindesh , for overall development Nirmal Bhartia parents are quite satisfied.

Permalink Reply by Jyoti on December 29, 2018 at 5:48pm

Thnks dr. Juhi

Permalink Reply by Hitesh on December 30, 2018 at 12:04am

Have you got the admission already ? How mam ?

Permalink Reply by Jyoti on December 31, 2018 at 8:46pm

No, mr.hitesh, my ward hasn't yet.

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