Our admission process allows us to meet families, like yours, with curious and motivated students
who would benefit from SR International School education and contribute to our community.
Admissions are offered in Classes Nursery to X. The lower age limit and upper age limit for admission in the School is 3+ and not more than 4 years as on 31st March of the year of joining the School in Nursery. Similarly, correlation of age and class to which admission is sought is an essential requirement.
Procedure for Registration
An application for registration is the first stage of the admissions process. A registration fee must be sent along with the application so that the child's name may be registered for the year and class for which admission is sought. The fee is neither refundable nor adjustable and it is valid only for the specified academic year. Registration of a child is not a guarantee of her admission.
Requirements at the Time Of Registration:
One recent passport size photograph of the child has to be attached.The completed Registration card must be sent along with an attested photocopy of the student's Birth Certificate and the Registration Fee.The Birth Certificate should be issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths of the area in which the child was born. Affidavits, certificates from the hospital, or certificates from any other person are not accepted. The Birth Certificate should not be dated more than one year after the date of birth.
Aptitude/Proficiency Assessment
Every child registered for admission into classes Nursery to X is expected to appear for an Aptitude/Proficiency Assessment at the school.
Offers of admission are given on the basis of the results of these Assessments and depend on the number of vacancies in each class. Some preference is given to children of transferable Government officials and serving Armed Forces personnel. Preference is also given to those whose real siblings have studied or are at present studying in the School.
Any requests for other preferential treatment are not entertained. Only in very rare and exceptional cases, the members of society reserve the right to exercise its discretion in the matter of admissions.