IB vs IGCSE: a practical decision tree for Indian parents
International boards are not a single product. IGCSE is a Class 10 exam; IB is a two-year diploma. Most families confuse them. Here is how to think about it.
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What we'd say to a friend choosing a school. No sponsored content, no SEO fluff — and a calendar that respects the way Indian admissions actually run.
International boards are not a single product. IGCSE is a Class 10 exam; IB is a two-year diploma. Most families confuse them. Here is how to think about it.
By MeetSchools Editorial
Tuition is the line you negotiate. Activity fees, exam fees, ID cards, lab kits, picnic charges, festival contributions — those add up to 40-60% of tuition in year one. A line-by-line audit.
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A caution deposit is interest-free money sitting with the school, sometimes for 12+ years. The rules around what comes back to you (and when) are buried in the admission letter — here is what to read.
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Faridabad's school market is smaller than Gurgaon's and cheaper than South Delhi's. For families living near the Delhi-Faridabad border, the math is more interesting than it looks.
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Tour scripts are designed to impress. The questions that matter are not on the brochure — they are the ones that reveal how the school actually runs day-to-day.
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We pulled together every OTP-verified review from the past 18 months and looked at what parents actually mention vs what marketing brochures emphasise. The gap is the most useful thing on this page.
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Greater Kailash has options DLF Phase 5 does not. Vasant Kunj's catchment is different from Saket's. A locality-by-locality breakdown of the South Delhi school map.
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A nursery rejection letter feels like the world ended at the kitchen table. It did not. Here is the practical playbook for the 72 hours after — and the longer game.
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If you are moving to NCR for a job and have school-going kids, the Gurgaon-or-Noida question is partly about your office and partly about which school ecosystem suits your family. Here is what changes.
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School transport is the second-largest line on most fee invoices. The structure is opaque on purpose. Three things every parent should ask before signing the transport consent form.
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Anonymous reviews drove first-generation review platforms. Anonymous-but-verified is the wedge that actually changes the signal-to-noise ratio. Here is our data.
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Sibling-priority points are the single biggest swing factor for many families — but the rule has more exceptions than the points sheet suggests. Three scenarios where it does not work the way you assume.
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