🇮🇳 International Schools in Mumbai
5 schools, profiled on verifiable public data.
Mumbai is India's financial capital and home to some of the country's most academically distinguished international schools. The market blends globally elite IB schools (Dhirubhai Ambani International posts one of the world's highest published IB Diploma averages), American college-prep (American School of Bombay), and hybrid Indian-board-plus-international pathways that take students through ICSE/IGCSE before the IB Diploma. India has no graded public inspectorate, so quality is anchored on international accreditation — Cambridge, the IB, CIS, NEASC and the Indian CISCE board — rather than a state rating band. Fees, quoted in rupees or US dollars, run well below comparable Western cities.
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| School | Curricula | Ages | Fees (SGD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| American School of Bombay | American / IB | 3-18 | USD 20,000-35,020 per year (2023-2024: Pre-K 20,000; KG-Grade 5 32,450; Grades 6-10 34,130; Grades 11-12 35,020) |
| Bombay International School | IB / British | Lower Prep (approx. age 4) to Grade 12 (approx. age 18) | — |
| Dhirubhai Ambani International School | IB / British / National | Kindergarten to Grade 12 | — |
| JBCN International School, Parel | IB / British | 3-18 (Nursery to Grade 12) | First-year admission approx. INR 170,000-290,000 depending on grade (UniApply listing, unofficial; year not stated) |
| Oberoi International School | IB | 3-18 (Nursery to Grade 12) | Approx INR 5-12 lakh/year (indicative third-party estimate; school does not publish an official fee table) |
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