The parents want to provide their child the best education. The most important step towards is the selection of the school. A good school is important to have a strong foundation for the children. When taking admission parents look after many things like the fee structure, the environment of the school, teaching facilities and infrastructure. India is a home to one of the best education system and they are pricey too. Here is the list of 5 most expensive school of India;

1. WELHAMS BOYS SCHOOL: It is a residential only for boy’s schools in Dehra Dun. The area of school spreads for about 30 acres at the foot hills of Himalaya. It is placed in the beautiful surrounding of the Doon valley. The school is affiliated to CBSE. Student from various backgrounds and many other parts of sub-continent and beyond come to study here. It takes a about Rs 5,70,000 per annum.

2. ECOLE MONDIALE WORLD SCHOOL: It is an international school situated in Juhu, Mumbai near to the sandy beaches. This school is unique because it provides with International Baccalaureate program. The school year consist of two semester making total 180 days of school. It demands a fee of Rs 10,90,000 for 12th class.

3. MAYO COLLEGE: It is a boy’s only school in Ajmer, Rajasthan. It is founded in the year of 1875 by Richard Bourke. The school consists of 850 people ranging from age 8 to 18. It is on of the oldest school India. The annual fee for resident scholar is Rs 5,14,000.

4. SCINDIA SCHOOL: The school was founded in the year 1897 by late Maharaja Madhorao Scindia. Back in the time it was a best place for getting education and it still is. Located at the top of Gwalior hills it gives a beautiful view of the city below and the fee is Rs 7,70,800.

5. DOON SCHOOL: It is a boy’s only school located amidst of the hills in Dehradun, Uttarakhad India. Students from every state can study here. It houses boys between the age group of 12-18. It demands Rs 9,70,000 per annum.

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