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Admission is granted based on a combination of the student’s previous academic performance and the results of an admission test, they are required to clear the admission test with a minimum score of 60%.
Yes. As part of the admission process, every applicant is required to appear for an academic assessment. This is conducted in the form of a written test that evaluates the student’s understanding of core subjects.
During the admission process, both the student and their parents are invited for an interview. The school considers several factors during this meeting:
• The student’s confidence, communication skills, and general awareness.
• The parents’ involvement in their child’s education.
• The level of commitment parents show towards supporting the school in fostering their child’s development..
While the school gives preference to siblings of currently enrolled students, admission is not guaranteed automatically. Sibling applicants must still meet the academic requirements and perform well in the admission test.
Yes. The applicant’s age is carefully reviewed to ensure it aligns with the standard age criteria for the grade level they are applying to.
The admission test focuses on evaluating the student’s basic knowledge in three core subjects:
• English – comprehension, vocabulary, and grammar
• Urdu – reading and writing skills
• Mathematics – fundamental concepts and problem-solving abilities
The test is designed to match the expected learning level of the grade the student is applying for.
Yes. The following documents are required to complete the admission process:
• A copy of the applicant’s B-form or birth certificate
• Two recent passport-size photographs of the applicant
• A copy of the student’s previous school report card
• Once admission is granted, a Transfer Certificate (TC) from the previous school must also be submitted.
Yes. The school conducts an orientation session for all newly admitted students and their parents. This session serves as an introduction to the school’s environment, academic expectations, rules and regulations, and extracurricular programs.
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