Admission Procedure
Detail About how to apply
We are delighted that you’re considering Indo-American Children’s Academy for your child’s early and primary education. We believe every child is special and deserves a school environment that nurtures joy, curiosity, and confidence.
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Age Eligibility
(For admission into various classes the candidates must fulfill the following age criteria as on 31st July of the session (w.e.f. session 2025-26)
| Class | Age |
| Nursery | 3 years |
| KG – I | 4 years |
| KG – II | 5 years |
| Class I | 6 years |
| Class II | 7 years |
| Class III | 8 years |
| Class IV | 9 years |
| Class V | 10 years |
| Class VI | 11 years |
| Class VII | 12 years |
| Class VIII | 13 years |
| Class IX | 14 years |
| Class XI | 16 years |
Eligibility criteria for admission in class
- The admission for all the students (CBSE/ICSE) will be decided on the cumulative performance of the students in the previous 4 years (i.e. classes VII to X) and Scholarship Aptitude Test – SAT.
- The general attitude, discipline, performance in previous classes and regularity to school will also be taken into consideration for admission.
- It is compulsory for the selected students to appear for the interview and counseling session. (Timings will be displayed on the notice board along with the results).
- Candidates appearing for the interview and exam should be in their previous school uniform and be accompanied by their parents. They should carry the original copy of class X (ICSE/CBSE) Exam mark sheet, Report Cards of classes VII, VIII & IX, other Merit certificates.
- Admission is subject to the discretion of the management.
- All students opting for Computer Science, Informatics Practices, Multimedia & Web designing, Maths, Psychology, Hindi, Sanskrit will have to appear for the written test in the subject.
Documents required
A student must produce an evidence of the date of birth (a birth certificate for the PG and KG section and a T.C. of the previous school from class I upwards) by the second week of April, failing which the admission will stand cancelled.
The original and photocopy of the previous school’s mark sheet by the second week of April, failing which the admission will stand cancelled The school leaving certificate of a student joining school from class VII upwards must be countersigned by the educational authorities of the district in which the previous school is situated.
Only those students who get 60% or above in CBSE Board exam of Class X will be considered for admission to class XI. The percentage requirements are different for Science, Commerce and Humanities stream.
Please note that a student will be admitted only to the class mentioned on the transfer certificate and to no higher class nor will a student be promoted before the end of a school calendar year.
The TC and mark sheet have to be of the same school.