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Comment by Deepak Mehta on February 23, 2016 at 5:54pm

Rajbir if i remember correctly Quarterly expense will be 28-29 thousand excluding transport. If we include transport it will be 36-38 approx. It is a good school bit expensive though

Comment by Deepak Mehta on February 23, 2016 at 5:44pm

@ Sahiba please find the fee structure in following image for max kids it is exactly same as maxfort.
Initial 36760 (includes first quarter fees) + transport if required

next quarter onwards 25710 + transport if required
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Comment by Rajbir on February 23, 2016 at 5:30pm

@Meenakshi mam...8500 rs is total sum or only tution fees and also explain other charge like annual fees,meal etc

Comment by Meenakshi Sharma on February 23, 2016 at 5:30pm

@Daljeetji, frankly speaking I have not even seen Indian Heights school.  I only visited Basava.  Academically Indian Heights may be good.  You can see overall class XII results for both schools.  Is Indian heights till 12 class.

Comment by Daljeet Singh on February 23, 2016 at 5:28pm

@ meenakshi:

I agree that Basava has great infra structure. However while discussing the same with a freelance teacher who used to teach both indian heights as well as basava for primary standard has suggested to go for indian heights citing better teachers.

hence, the quandry.

Please suggest with reasons.

Comment by Meenakshi Sharma on February 23, 2016 at 5:24pm

@Rajbirji,  The nursery fee is about Rs. 8,500 + 2500 transport charges. 

Comment by Rahul Verma on February 23, 2016 at 5:21pm

@Gautam...interesting perspective...but even if we look at this perspective...do you think the masters of the game of investment...invest in stocks that are already well established ? Rakesh Jhunjhunwala will invest in Reliance or will invest in a relatively lesser known stock in which he sees potential of becoming next Reliance ?

We dont know which schools will emerge at the top in 13 years, also from our schooling we know that top most schools also churn out below average students. I agree DPS so far is broadly in a different league, but school like Bal Bharti has some serious issues like 45-50 students stuffed in classes, good %age of Najafgarh crowd. Mount Carmel stands out academically but has issues in facilities and activities.

However, as I said, all, including me are not out of this race, so probably it needs deeper thought that are we actually running after some substance or just hype and brands ? Some times parents are ready to send nursery kids even 10-15 km because the school has a brand. Dont you think that is torture for the kid ?

Some might say that I am saying this because I did not manage to get admission in these schools but these are just true thoughts coming to my mind which I wanted to share. I would have also gone for the top schools without any doubt, if selected. In fact can give a reasonable amount also for them but overall , wanted to do some deeper analysis. :)

Comment by Rajbir on February 23, 2016 at 5:19pm

@meenakshi mam...please share fee structure of inderparastha

Comment by Meenakshi Sharma on February 23, 2016 at 5:16pm

@Daljeetji,  I also agree with Lathaaji views.  I visited Basava and found it impressive. 

Comment by Rajbir on February 23, 2016 at 5:16pm

Hello to all sincere parents...Today afternoon I received a call from inderparastha school on the behalf of my mail related to nursery admission on management seats and told me to come tomorrow at 9 a.m. Now my question is that if I have to purchase a seat then which school is best inderparastha, ITL, sachdevaor or basava and how much reasonable amount for that?

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