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Indian High School Dubai is a not-for-profit day school operating at three campuses in Oud Metha, Al Garhoud and Dubai Silicon Oasis, serving students from age 3 to 18. The school follows the CBSE curriculum, aligned with MOE guidelines, with Arabic, Islamic Education and UAE Social Studies integrated where relevant. Optional electives include French, Computer Applications and Artificial Intelligence from grade 8, and Senior Secondary offers 21 subject combinations with career guidance and counselling. Founded in 1961, it is part of The Indian High Group of Schools and began with a mission to provide affordable education for Indian expatriates in the UAE. Facilities include a Library of around 30,000 books, Science Labs, and the Future Forward Leeway Lab with 3D printers, Raspberry Pi and Arduino boards, plus an F1-style CAD/CAM facility and a wind tunnel. A two-storey indoor Sports Complex, outdoor fields and clubs support sport, arts and public speaking.
Oud Metha Rd - Oud Metha - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
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The Essentials
Indian High School Dubai has 12,637 pupils, typical class sizes of 30, instruction in English.
Location
The Indian High Group operates three Dubai campuses: Oud Metha, Al Garhoud, and The Indian International School Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO). The Oud Metha campus is located near Oud Metha Metro Station. The campuses are in Oud Metha, Al Garhoud, and Dubai Silicon Oasis in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Stages
Pre-KG to Grade 11
Type
Not-for-profit day school
Additional learning support
An inclusive atmosphere with teachers adapting teaching techniques to involve all students, including those with disabilities.
Country affiliation
India and the UAE
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Fees
Annual tuition at Indian High School Dubai ranges from AED 8,246 to AED 12,238 for 2026/27.
Application & Enrollment Fees
- Application fee (new students): AED 500 (one-time; assessment included). - Enrollment fee (new students): up to 10% of the tuition fee (one-time), non-refundable and deductible from the first term tuition. - Re-enrollment fee (existing students): up to 5% of the tuition fee or AED 500 (whichever is higher), non-refundable and deductible from the first term tuition.
Tuition fees — per year and per term (listed currency: AED)
Note: Tuition is published as an annual amount for a 10-month academic year. The per-term figures shown below are the annual tuition divided into three equal term instalments (three terms in the academic year: April–June, September–November, December–March).
- Grade 5 — Per annum (10 months): AED 5,525. Per term (one-third): AED 1,841.67. - Grade 6 — Per annum (10 months): AED 6,696. Per term (one-third): AED 2,232.00. - Grade 7 — Per annum (10 months): AED 6,696. Per term (one-third): AED 2,232.00. - Grade 8 — Per annum (10 months): AED 6,696. Per term (one-third): AED 2,232.00. - Grade 9 — Per annum (10 months): AED 8,373. Per term (one-third): AED 2,791.00. - Grade 10 — Per annum (10 months): AED 8,373. Per term (one-third): AED 2,791.00. - Grade 11 — Per annum (10 months): AED 10,465. Per term (one-third): AED 3,488.33. - Grade 12 — Per annum (10 months): AED 10,465. Per term (one-third): AED 3,488.33.
Mandatory annual and one‑off charges
- Resource/annual fee (covers: exam materials, laboratory use, e-learning and online subscriptions, ID card, school diary & calendar, technology charges) — charged once a year by grade: - Grade 5: AED 1,000. Grade 6: AED 1,050. Grade 7: AED 1,100. Grade 8: AED 1,150. Grade 9: AED 1,200. Grade 10: AED 1,200. Grade 11: AED 1,250. Grade 12: AED 1,250. - Facility fee (one-off, non-refundable) for students newly enrolling at the Oud Metha campus: AED 2,100 (applies to new admissions only). - Board examination charges: charged by the examination board itself where applicable (separately billed). - Additional subject or laboratory charges may apply for some courses or practical subjects; these appear as separate line items in the school's published supplies/optional services schedule.
Other costs and optional services
- Required education supplies, uniforms, textbooks, transport (school bus), canteen/meal plans and optional extracurricular services are charged separately and appear under the school's optional services / supplies schedule. Transport is provided as a paid service (school bus) and the school publishes separate transport arrangements and charges for families who opt in.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is stated as an annual amount (10‑month academic year) and is collected according to the school billing schedule aligned with the three-term academic calendar. Receivables are processed through the school's billing cycle and must be paid by the published due dates for each term or instalment. - Receipts are issued only after the school verifies payment; allow up to three working days for official receipts to be issued after a bank deposit, transfer or online payment (longer during peak periods). The school requires parents to provide transaction details (name, GR number, date, amount) when using bank deposit or transfer so the payment can be allocated and a receipt issued.
Payment methods and bank details
- Online payment: via the campus parent portal (online payments processed through the school portal). - Bank transfer: separate Bank of Baroda accounts are used for the Oud Metha / Al Garhoud campuses and for the DSO campus. Examples of published account details (for bank transfer) include Bank Name: Bank of Baroda; IBAN and Swift details are provided to parents for the relevant campus account. Parents are required to email proof of transfer when necessary to ensure timely reconciliation. - Standing instruction / credit card: the school accepts payments via standing instructions on bank-issued credit cards where supported; parents should ensure their bank includes student details so the payment can be matched to the account.
Refunds and non‑refundables
- Application, enrollment and re-enrollment charges are non-refundable as published: application fee AED 500 (new students) is not refundable; enrollment fee (up to 10% of tuition) and re-enrollment fee (up to 5% or AED 500) are non-refundable and are credited against the first term tuition where applicable. - Refund or proration of tuition and any other refundable balances on withdrawal are handled in line with KHDA guidelines and the school's admission & withdrawal policy; the Fee Department determines amounts payable or refundable when a student withdraws and Transfer/School Leaving Certificates are issued only after school dues are cleared.
Boarding / residential provision
- The Indian High School campuses operate as day schools with transport services; there is no published boarding/hostel provision or boarding fees. Transport (school bus) is provided as a separate paid service.
Important notes for parents
- All amounts above are published in UAE dirhams (AED). Annual tuition figures are expressed for a 10-month academic year; the school's published billing calendar follows the three-term academic structure. - Enrollment and payment deadlines must be met to secure places and to avoid the risk of a student being treated as a new admission; school employees may be eligible for staff discounts where applicable.
Academics
Indian High School Dubai teaches CBSE Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The curriculum is CBSE-based and aligned with MOE guidelines. Middle School covers grades 1 to 8 with a customized CBSE progression for secondary and senior secondary. Secondary School follows the CBSE curriculum from grade 9 to 12, with Arabic, Islamic Education, UAE Social Studies and MEP integrated where relevant. Optional electives include French, Computer Applications and Artificial Intelligence from grade 8 upwards. Senior Secondary offers 21 subject combinations with career guidance and counselling. 21st century learning skills, technology integration and enrichment programs such as coding, art, and field trips underpin the curriculum.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Fill out the admission form available on the website. The Oud Metha campus is processing admissions for the 2026-2027 academic year with Grade 11 currently available; seats in other grades are not available and there is a waiting list. The Al Garhoud campus is processing admissions for the 2026-2027 academic year with Pre-KG currently available; seats in Grades 1–4 are not available and there is a waiting list. 2. Submit documents & report card. Prepare and submit the documents listed by the school: 1 copy of the child's passport, visa and Emirates ID; 1 copy of both parents' passport, visa and Emirates IDs; 1 copy of the child's birth certificate (with attestation if issued outside UAE); 2 passport-size photographs; vaccination records; copies of the child's progress reports for the last two years including the last examination taken; Transfer Certificate or School Leaving Certificate from the previous school (with attestations). Transfer Certificate requirements include English language, attestation and KHDA-related rules as outlined by the school. 3. Take the eligibility test. The eligibility test is used for admissions to KG2 through Grade 9, and panel interview may accompany the process. Grade 10 admissions require CBSE registration and performance in the eligibility test and panel interview; Grade 11 admissions are determined by a merit mix of Grades 9 and 10 results, the eligibility test, and an interview; Grade 12 admissions are based on available subject combinations and completion of CBSE registration. 4. Clear the eligibility test and receive offer letter. Shortlisted students will be offered admission after the eligibility test and interview processes. 5. Pay the required fees and submit all other documents. Complete the payment of fees and provide any remaining documents required for enrollment. 6. Provisional admission is granted and confirmed upon KHDA registration. Final confirmation occurs when KHDA registration is completed.
Waitlist
Seats are not available in other grades; complete online registration for the desired grade and join the waiting list. You will be contacted for an eligibility test for your learner only when seats become available.
School Events
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FAQs
Where are Indian High School Dubai's campuses and what ages does it serve?
The Indian High School Dubai operates three campuses: Oud Metha, Al Garhoud, and The Indian High Group's Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO) campus. It is a not‑for‑profit day school serving ages 3 to 18, covering Pre‑KG to Grade 11.
What curriculum does the school follow and how is it aligned with MOE guidelines?
The school follows a CBSE-based curriculum aligned with UAE Ministry of Education guidelines. Arabic, Islamic Education and UAE Social Studies are included where relevant, and electives such as French, Computer Applications and Artificial Intelligence are offered from Grade 8.
Is Indian High School Dubai a not‑for‑profit school and who governs it?
Yes. It is a not‑for‑profit school managed by a Board of Trustees as part of The Indian High Group of Schools.
What are the tuition ranges and the typical annual costs per grade?
Tuition is published as an annual amount for a 10‑month year. For example, Grades 5–8 range roughly from AED 5,525 to AED 6,696 per year, while Grades 9–10 are about AED 8,373 per year and Grades 11–12 are around AED 10,465 per year. In addition, there are mandatory charges such as a Resource/Annual Fee and a one‑off Facility Fee for new Oud Metha admissions, plus other costs like uniforms and transport handled separately.
What is the admissions process and the current availability at the Oud Metha and Al Garhoud campuses?
For 2026–2027, Oud Metha is processing admissions with Grade 11 currently available and other grades on a waitlist. Al Garhoud is processing admissions with Pre‑KG currently available and Grades 1–4 not available, also with a waiting list. The process includes submitting documents, taking an eligibility test (and possibly an interview), and then receiving an offer if shortlisted.
Are there scholarships or financial aid options?
Scholarships are not listed in the provided information.
What does the CBSE curriculum look like, including languages and electives?
The CBSE curriculum is the framework, with Arabic, Islamic Education and UAE Social Studies integrated where relevant. Optional electives from Grade 8 include French, Computer Applications and Artificial Intelligence, and the Senior Secondary offers multiple subject combinations with guidance and counselling.
What options exist for senior secondary and career guidance?
Senior Secondary offers 21 subject combinations and includes career guidance and counselling to support subject and pathway choices.
Are there published exam results or university placement data?
No specific exam results or university placement data are provided in the available information.
What are the key facilities at the Oud Metha campus?
Key facilities include Science Labs, the Future Forward Leeway Lab with 3D printers, a Library with around 30,000 books, a Medical/Wellness Centre, and the Centre Stage Auditorium. The campus also features a Quadrangle and spaces for performance, plus a technology‑enabled learning environment.
What sports facilities and programs does the school offer?
The school has a football field, cricket practice pitch, a basketball court, and a two‑storey indoor Sports Complex for table tennis, badminton, volleyball and yoga. There are morning and afternoon sports sessions and Friday–Saturday clubs for activities like hockey, swimming, football, cricket, baseball and golf.
Are there specialized academic facilities like a 3D printing lab and a Formula 1‑themed tech hub?
Yes. The Future Forward Leeway Lab includes 3D printers for CAM and CAD work, Raspberry Pi and Arduino boards for physical computing, and an F1 facility with a CNC router, wind tunnel, and related kits.
What kinds of clubs and enrichment programs are available beyond the classroom?
A wide range of clubs runs before/after school and on weekends, including English Drama & Debate, Art & Craft, Dance, Music, Quiz & General Knowledge, English Public Speaking, Science Club, Young Chef, Calligraphy, Reading Club, Lego Club, Yoga, Hindi Public Speaking, Aerobics, Abacus, Needlework and Environment Club. Tech clubs include Coding, Robotics and Formula 1 in Schools.
Is there a Student Council and leadership development opportunities?
Yes. The school has a Student Council with roles such as Head Boy/Girl and Council Secretary, organized by house, and prefect positions. Members receive leadership training and participate in cultural, sports and discipline initiatives, supporting distributed leadership across the school.
What kinds of events showcase student work and culture?
The school hosts EXPO events that showcase performances like dance and drama, along with Talent's Day and House Day. There are also cultural activities such as UAE National Day celebrations and International Day events.
What wellbeing and mental health support is available to students?
Wellbeing is a core part of the school through Circle of Happiness and a daily wellbeing emphasis. Counsellors work with teachers and parents to provide psycho‑social support, with Positive Education and wellbeing activities woven into the curriculum.
How does the school support Students of Determination and English as an Additional Language learners?
Care & Support for Students with Learning Differences uses assessments to tailor support, including ASDAN and an Advanced Learning Plan for gifted students. EAL is supported by English as the language of instruction, with inclusive practices to help all learners access the curriculum.
Who is responsible for safeguarding and what procedures are in place?
There is a designated Designated Child Protection Officer (DCPO) who coordinates safeguarding. Staff are required to report concerns promptly, records are kept securely, and serious concerns may be referred to authorities in coordination with UAE agencies.
Is there boarding at Indian High School Dubai?
No. The campuses operate as day schools with transport arrangements; there is no published boarding provision.
What is the governance structure and what culture does the school promote?
The school is not‑for‑profit and run by a Board of Trustees, as part of The Indian High Group of Schools. It emphasizes a values‑driven education rooted in Indian and UAE cultures.
