



Cambridge International School, Dasuya
Parent InsightsHazipur Road Dasuya
- ✦Offers both CBSE and Cambridge (CAIE) curricula under one roof.
- ✦Recognized with awards like TIESS 2018 Innovation Award and National School Awards 2018 – Best Day-Boarding School.
- ✦Large, green campus with strong emphasis on extracurriculars.
Summary for Parents
Overview
- •Cambridge International School, Dasuya offers both CBSE and Cambridge curricula with a large campus and active extracurricular life.
- •Most parents speak positively about the environment and teachers, but there have been concerns about fee transparency and one past legal dispute that parents should be aware of.
Strengths
- •Dual curriculum (CBSE + Cambridge)
- •Spacious, well-equipped campus
- •Strong extracurricular and sports programs
- •Experienced teaching staff
- •Positive parent feedback on discipline and safety
Trade-offs
- •Conflicting data on student numbers and campus size
- •Fee transparency and refund policies
- •Boarding facility status
- •Communication during admissions
- •Follow-up on improvements after the 2019 consumer case
Recommendations / Questions to Ask
- •Request the latest fee structure and refund policy in writing.
- •Confirm the current student–teacher ratio and class size.
- •Ask for clarity on boarding facilities and associated costs.
- •Speak to current parents from different grades.
- •Inquire about academic monitoring and grievance redressal systems.
School Information
Board / Curriculum
IGCSE
Grades offered
Nursery - 12
Medium
English
Type
Co-ed
Students
Around 4100 (as per school website, 2024–25)
Student–Teacher Ratio
Approx. 24:1 (based on 4100 students and 169 teachers; unconfirmed)
Boarding
Day school only
Pincode
144205
Leadership & Staff
- • Experienced faculty
- • Ongoing professional development
- • 169 teachers listed on Careers360
Fees & Admissions
| Class / Category | Fee (₹) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Registration Fee | ₹2,480 | One-time |
| Admission Fee | ₹32,000 | One-time (Nursery–Class 10) |
| Security Deposit | ₹6,000 | Refundable |
| Annual Charges | ₹11,440 | Per year |
| Nursery–KG II | ₹10,035 | Quarterly tuition |
| Classes 1–5 | ₹10,485 | Quarterly tuition |
| Classes 6–8 | ₹11,655 | Quarterly tuition |
| Classes 9–10 | ₹12,240 | Quarterly tuition |
| Classes 11–12 | ₹14,865–₹15,870 | Quarterly tuition (stream dependent) |
Admission Process for Interested Parents
When to Apply
Admissions open year-round based on seat availability.
How to Apply
Fill out the online enquiry form on the school website or collect the printed prospectus.
Eligibility
- 1.Nursery: Age proof (birth certificate)
- 2.Grade 1+: Basic assessment in English and Math, followed by an interaction with the Principal
Documents Required
- 1.Birth certificate (original for Nursery–Grade 1)
- 2.Previous report card (for Grade 2–11)
- 3.Six passport-size photos
- 4.Medical certificate
- 5.Residential proof and Aadhaar copies of parents and child
What Parents Say
Aggregated from parent reviews across platforms. Ask these questions during your school visit.
Academics
Positives
Parents appreciate structured teaching and exam preparation, especially in senior grades. The dual CBSE and Cambridge options give flexibility for different learning goals.
Watch out for
A 2019 consumer case raised concerns about academic quality and delivery standards. Parents should check what improvements have been made since.
Ask: Ask how the school monitors academic progress and what support is available if a child struggles.
Extracurriculars
Positives
The school offers a wide range of activities—sports, music, drama, and leadership programs—which parents say help children grow beyond academics.
Watch out for
Some parents feel that communication about event schedules and participation could be clearer.
Ask: Ask how the school balances academics with extracurriculars and how often children get to participate.
Facilities
Positives
The campus is large, green, and well-equipped with labs, auditorium, and sports areas. Many parents mention the environment feels safe and vibrant.
Watch out for
There’s inconsistency in reported campus size and boarding availability, which can confuse new parents.
Ask: Confirm the exact facilities available for your child's grade and whether boarding is currently active.
Fees & Transparency
Positives
Parents find the fee structure reasonable for the facilities offered.
Watch out for
Some reviews and one legal case highlight fee disputes and unclear communication.
Ask: Request a written fee breakdown and ask about refund policies.
Administration & Communication
Positives
The school has a responsive website and online enquiry system.
Watch out for
A few parents mention delays or unclear responses during admissions.
Ask: Ask who your point of contact will be for academic and administrative queries.
Campus & Facilities
Reported between 5–10 acres (sources vary)
Reviews from Other Platforms
Aggregated from public sources for reference. These are not verified by SchoolCompass.
What parents liked
"We are satisfying to all things. School system included activities are too good. Study and refreshment skills are too good. We are happy to see our child happy."
— Jyoti Rani
"This school is very disciplined. There are many activities for students’ knowledge. There are well communicative teachers and principal. There is also a French language for student learning base."
— Sukhdeep Kaur
"Very friendly staff. Thanks for giving good and secure environment for kid. Kids progress much better within months."
— Gagandeep Saini
Concerns raised
"After spending three years, the forum found shortcomings in the education provided and directed the school to refund 50% of amounts paid to the school and pay compensation."
— District Consumer Forum, 2019 (Priyanka v. Cambridge International School)
"Work-life balance: 2.5/5"
— Employee review on Indeed (staff feedback)
"Some parents on directories mention confusion about boarding options and fee transparency."
— Directory listings
What Kind of Peer Group?
Age Range
From 3 to 18 years, covering pre-nursery to Class 12.
Family Backgrounds
Mostly local families from Dasuya and nearby towns, with some regional boarders if hostel facilities are active.
Socio-economic Profile
Predominantly middle to upper-middle income families who value English-medium education and international exposure.
Child Profiles
Academically focused students, children interested in sports and performing arts, and those seeking bilingual or international learning experiences.
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