Sanskriti School, Chanakyapuri — Admission & Fees Guide

Quick answer: Sanskriti School (Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Marg, Chanakyapuri) is a CBSE school founded in 1998 by the Civil Services Society, originally set up primarily for children of All India & Allied Services and Defence personnel — now open to all, with 25% EWS reservation since 2004.

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School profile

DetailInformation
Full nameSanskriti School
LocalityDr. S. Radhakrishnan Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110021
BoardCBSE
Founded1998
Managed byCivil Services Society
Campus~7.7 acres; ~2,500–2,859 students

Why admission here is considered difficult — and a distinctive entry point

Sanskriti was established primarily to serve children of All India & Allied Services and Defence personnel — a genuine, publicly reported priority category that remains distinctive among Delhi's top schools, alongside 25% EWS reservation in place since 2004. The school is now open to all applicants under DoE norms, which — combined with its strong reputation — keeps general-category demand high.

Reported fees

ItemAmount & source
Class 1 monthly tuition (aggregator estimate)≈₹13,165/month Aggregator estimate
Total first-year admission cost (aggregator estimate)figures conflict across sources — treat as indicative only Aggregator estimate
DoE registration fee cap₹25 Official

We use figures like these to help you budget realistically before you apply — and if this school is one of several on your shortlist, we can run the comparison across all of them for you.

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Frequently asked questions

Who can apply to Sanskriti School under the priority category?

Sanskriti School was originally established primarily for children of All India & Allied Services and Defence personnel — a distinctive, publicly reported priority category. The school is now open to all applicants under standard DoE norms, alongside 25% EWS reservation in place since 2004.

Is Sanskriti School only for civil servants' children?

No — while it was set up primarily for All India & Allied Services and Defence families, admission is now open to all applicants through the standard DoE process, with the historical priority category still a distinctive feature.

What is the fee of Sanskriti School?

Aggregator estimates place Class 1 monthly tuition around Rs 13,165, but published total-cost figures vary and are internally inconsistent across sources — confirm current fees directly with the school.

Which board is Sanskriti School affiliated to?

CBSE.

How many students study at Sanskriti School?

Approximately 2,500-2,859 students, on a campus of about 7.7 acres.