Admission

Admissions FAQs

What are the school admission requirements?

For school admission, you need to submit these documents - Original Birth Certificate, Transfer Certificate, Character Certificate, Medical Certificate, Passport size photographs, Migration Certificate, and an Application Fee.

How do I apply for school admission?

You can apply for admission by filling out an application form and submitting it along with the required documents to the school's admission office.

What is the deadline for school admissions?

The deadline for school admissions is from April to July each calendar year.

What is the difference between rolling admissions and regular admissions?

Rolling admission is a process where the school accepts applications throughout the year, and applications are reviewed as they are received. Regular admissions, on the other hand, have a fixed application deadline, and all applications are reviewed after the deadline.

Is it necessary to visit the school before admission?

Visiting the school before admission is not necessary, but it is highly recommended. Visiting the school can allow you to see the facilities, meet the staff and students, and get a sense of the school's culture.

What is the language of instruction in schools?

In Kasturiram International schools, the language of instruction is English.

How much does it cost to attend a school?

It is best to check with the school or visit the www.krschool.org website for information on tuition and fees.

What is the acceptance rate for schools?

The acceptance rate for schools varies depending on the school, the program, and the number of applications received. It is best to check with the school or visit our (www.krschool.org) website for information on acceptance rates.

Can parents talk to someone at the school to get answers to their questions?

Yes, parents can contact the school's admission office to get answers to their questions. Admission officers are typically available to answer questions about the admission process, deadlines, requirements, and financial aid.