Join TCP ClubVasant Vihar Poorvi Marg New Delhi · Delhi · Delhi
If you’re exploring reputed CBSE schools in South Delhi, Modern School, Vasant Vihar is likely already on your list.
Modern School, Vasant Vihar is a long-established CBSE day school known for its academic excellence, disciplined environment, and impressive sports infrastructure.
It blends tradition with modern facilities, though the cost of education here is on the higher side.
Drawn from what parents and public sources say. The questions at the end are the useful part — take them with you on a visit.
Works wellParents appreciate the school’s consistent 98–100% board results and strong subject teaching. The academic culture is disciplined and structured.
WatchA few parents feel the curriculum is too theoretical and pressure-driven, especially in higher classes.
Works wellMany parents feel the quality justifies the cost, given the infrastructure and results.
WatchThe 25% development fund and other annual heads make the total cost higher than expected.
Works wellExcellent sports facilities and wide ECA options are a big plus. Students get exposure to multiple activities.
WatchSome parents wish for more inter-school participation opportunities.
Works wellTransparent process and clear timelines are appreciated.
WatchAdmission is highly competitive, with sibling/alumni preference limiting open seats.
Other parents, in their own words. We quote them as they wrote it and say where each one came from.
MSVV is certainly the best school in New Delhi!!Harshman Sarin (Apr 2019) · Justdial
It's the best school I have ever seen.Neel Narain (Apr 2019) · Justdial
Overall environment is fantastic with superb principal. My son just loves going to this school.Rahul Agarwal (Oct 2018) · Justdial
Irrelevant curriculum... lack of practical application...Quote Hood (Oct 7, Justdial) · Justdial
Parents on Delhi admission forums mention difficulty getting open seats and heavy sibling/alumni preference.A parent
Some parents report hidden costs — development fund, annual charges, and transport fees significantly increase total cost.A parent
Form Release: Usually late November (as per Delhi DoE schedule)
Lists & Results: First list mid‑January, subsequent lists in February
Eligibility: Nursery – 3 years as on 31 March; KG – 4 years; Class 1 – 5 years
Reservation: 25% seats for EWS/DG under RTE
Selection: Points-based system (sibling, alumni, staff preference)
Documents Required: Proof of residence; Birth certificate; Sibling/alumni certificate (if applicable); Medical/CWSN documents (if applicable)
Application Fee: ₹200 (non‑refundable)
Security Deposit: ₹500 (refundable)
As published for AY 2025–26.
| What | Amount | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee (Pre-School & Pre-Primary) | ₹12,850/month | |
| Tuition Fee (Classes I–V) | ₹13,300/month | |
| Tuition Fee (Classes VI–X) | ₹16,170/month | |
| Tuition Fee (Classes XI–XII) | ₹18,700/month | |
| Development Fund | 25% of tuition fee | As per 2025 circular |
| Application Fee | ₹200 (non-refundable) | |
| Security Deposit | ₹500 (refundable) |
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