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If you’re exploring international schools in Gurugram, LIS often comes up for its IB curriculum and impressive facilities.
Lancers International School (LIS) is a well-established IB school in Gurugram known for its global curriculum, excellent sports facilities, and diverse student body.
It’s a good fit for families seeking an international environment and holistic education, though the fees are on the higher side.
Children who thrive in multicultural, globally focused settings
Students who enjoy sports, arts, and experiential learning
Families planning international higher education pathways
Full IB continuum with strong academic outcomes
Excellent sports and arts infrastructure
Diverse and international peer group
Experienced, globally trained faculty
High fee structure and additional costs
Past concerns about refund and grievance handling
Cultural fit for Indian families used to traditional schooling
Limited transparency in some administrative processes
Request the latest fee breakdown and refund policy in writing
Ask about class sizes and teacher turnover rates
Discuss how the school supports new IB students
Inquire about anti-bullying and inclusion programs
Speak to current parents in your child’s grade for firsthand feedback
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 strong IB results, with many students securing placements in top global universities. The curriculum is rigorous and well-structured.
WatchSome parents mention that the academic pace can be challenging for children joining mid-year or without prior IB exposure.
Works wellThe school’s sports and arts facilities are repeatedly praised, especially swimming, tennis, and performing arts.
WatchA few parents mention limited access to certain facilities during peak hours.
Works wellMany parents feel the fees are justified given the infrastructure and international faculty.
WatchOthers feel the fees are on the higher side and have raised concerns about refund policies in the past.
Works wellSome parents highlight caring teachers and a supportive environment.
WatchA few reviews mention bullying and inclusivity issues, especially for expat or new students.
Other parents, in their own words. We quote them as they wrote it and say where each one came from.
Good facilities, very well-trained teachers.Kukil Deka · Ezyschooling, Jun 2025
Best International School with best facilities, staff and environment.Vineet Verma · Ezyschooling, Apr 2025
The sports facilities here are top-notch. My child Aryan loves swimming and tennis, and his coaches are well-qualified & supportive.Arjun Joshi · Ezyschooling, Oct 2024
Very bad school. Culture of bullying amongst pupils and threats and coercion from staff... Not inclusive.Jennifer OConnell · Justdial, Apr 2023
Pathetic, poor and no refund. Too many problems with the school and complete misfit for Indians.Arti · Justdial, May 2015
Ms. Lovleena, the admissions head handled our complaints in a very poor manner...Amit · Justdial, May 2015
Step 1: Submit the online inquiry form on the school website.
Step 2: Schedule a campus visit or virtual meeting.
Step 3: Submit the application form with required documents and pay the registration fee.
Birth certificate, passport (for international students)
Previous school records and transfer certificate
Passport-size photographs
Parent ID proofs and proof of residence
Immunization records
Admissions are open year-round for some grades, but new academic year applications usually begin in early spring. Always confirm timelines directly with the admissions office.
As published for 2024-25.
| What | Amount | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Registration Fee | ₹10,000 | One-time |
| Admission Fee | ₹165,500 | One-time |
| Security Deposit | ₹110,000 | Refundable |
| Nursery/KG (Day Scholar) | ₹91,000 per quarter | 8:00 am–12:30 pm |
| Nursery/KG (Day Boarder) | ₹141,500 per quarter | 8:00 am–4:00 pm |
| Grades 1–5 | ₹170,000 per quarter | |
| Grades 6–8 | ₹195,000 per quarter | |
| Grades 9–10 | ₹246,000 per quarter | IGCSE |
| IBDP Grade 11 | ₹325,000 per quarter | |
| IBDP Grade 12 | ₹330,000 per quarter | |
| Boarding Fee | ₹155,000 per quarter | |
| Transport Fee | ₹22,000–₹48,400 per quarter | Based on distance |
| EAL/SEN Fee | ₹56,500 per quarter | As applicable |
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