We can't decide between CBSE and ICSE. Can you help?
Yes — that is a scheduled part of the visit, not an afterthought. A counsellor
sits with you and, where it helps, with your child, and works through learning style,
current strengths, how your family thinks about relocation and competitive exams, and
what you want the child to be good at in ten years. We have no preference: both boards
run on this campus, so whichever you choose, your child stays with us. If you would
rather read first,
the CBSE Advantage and
the ICSE Edge set out both
cases in the same amount of detail.
My child would be in Grade 6 or 7. Will you have Grade 12 by the time they get there?
Yes — that is exactly how the campus is being built. We open one new grade every
academic year, starting from Grade 8 in 2028–29 and reaching Grade 12 in
2032–33. A child who joins Grade 7 in the opening year moves up into a grade
that opens for them each year, and graduates from the school they started in.
See the year-by-year roadmap.
Do I have to lock the board in when I enquire?
No. The board is chosen at enrolment, not at enquiry. Register your interest, come and
see the campus, have the consultation, and decide after that. Nothing on the enquiry
form commits you to either track.
What actually happens after I send this form?
One of our admissions counsellors calls you, once, from an Electronic City number, to
answer your questions and offer a visit slot. That is the whole of it. You are not added
to a mailing list, you will not receive a sequence of automated messages, and your details
go to our admissions team and nowhere else. We do not sell or share them.
Is there an entrance test?
Not for Pre-Primary. For older applicants there is an informal interaction — we are
trying to understand how your child learns, not to rank them. It is the same profiling we
do with every child after they join, brought forward by a few weeks.
The campus is open. What am I committing to by registering now?
At the enquiry stage, a conversation. Registering interest for 2027–28 puts you in
the queue for a visit slot and gets you the full picture — the campus, the
classrooms, the staffing and the fee structure — before you decide anything.
What documents will I need?
You need nothing to enquire. At the application stage the admissions team gives you a
checklist — ordinarily the child's birth certificate, recent photographs, address
proof, and for a transfer, the previous school's records and transfer certificate. We
would rather hand you an accurate list on the call than publish one that drifts.
We are moving to Bangalore mid-year. Can you take a transfer?
Transfer and mid-year admissions are handled case by case and depend on the grade and
seats available. Raise it on the call with the child's current board and grade —
a CBSE certificate travels, which matters more in Electronic City than in most parts of
the city.
Do you offer transport and extended day care?
Yes to both — school transport with pick-up and drop, and extended day care for
families who need a longer day. Routes and timings are best checked against your actual
address; tell us where you live and we will confirm the nearest route.
What are the fees?
We share the full structure — tuition, meals, supplies, transport by distance, and
the discounts and concessions available — during your campus visit, so you get the
complete picture rather than a headline number. Please disregard fee figures listed on
third-party school-aggregator websites; several are years out of date.
Can I change my mind, or ask you to delete my details?
Yes. Tell the counsellor on the call, or email
info@jhselectroniccity.com, and we will
close the enquiry. No follow-up, no re-marketing.