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Sanskriti School

Survey Number 12 Undri-NIBM Link Road, 13, Undri - Hadapsar Rd, near Kumar Princetown Royal, Pune, 411060 · Pune · Maharashtra

CBSEClass 110Verified

If you’re exploring CBSE schools in South Pune, Sanskriti School (Undri Campus) is likely to come up in your search. It’s known for its strong academics and modern infrastructure, but like any school, it has its own set of strengths and areas to check carefully.

Basic Details

Boards
CBSE
Classes
Nursery to Class 12
Co-ed
Yes
Boarding
No (Day school with daycare)
Founded
2016
Student–teacher ratio
35:1

Staff

49 Secondary teachers, 43 Primary, 28 Pre-primary, 13 Sports, 4 Fine Arts, 3 Performing Arts, 1 Special Educator, 2 Counsellors, 2 Librarians, 4 IT teachers

Summary for the Parent

Overview

Sanskriti School (Undri) is a well-established CBSE day school with a strong academic record and modern facilities.

Parents generally appreciate the teaching quality and infrastructure, though several have raised concerns about administrative responsiveness and fee clarity.

Best Fit For

A child who thrives in a structured, academically focused environment.

A child who enjoys both academics and co-curricular activities.

Families who can stay engaged and follow up on administrative matters when needed.

Strengths

Strong academic outcomes and experienced teachers.

Clean, well-equipped campus with safety certifications.

Balanced focus on academics and co-curriculars.

Transparent documentation and CBSE affiliation.

Trade-offs / Things to check

Administrative communication and responsiveness.

Clarity on fee structure and refund timelines.

Admission process coordination.

Transport route coverage and punctuality.

Recommendations / Questions to Ask

Confirm the total annual cost including transport and term fees.

Ask for the current class size and student count per grade.

Check the teacher turnover rate and how replacements are managed.

Request a copy of the refund and withdrawal policy.

Meet the class teacher or counsellor to understand classroom support.

Different schools work for different families. To understand if Sanskriti School (Undri) is the right school for your child, see How to Select a School.

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