
467+ schools in Gandimaisamma, Hyderabad offering Class 1 admission. Compare fees, facilities and parent reviews — free on SchoolScout.
Class 1 is the most competitive admission level across all Indian cities. The age cutoff is 6 years completed by March 31, per the Right to Education Act. Demand at good CBSE and ICSE schools consistently outstrips supply — popular schools receive 10× more applications than seats available. Admissions typically open November–February. Under RTE Section 12(1)(c), 25% of Class 1 seats in unaided private schools must be reserved for disadvantaged groups — these seats are filled through a government lottery, separate from the school's own process. For the open-merit seats, many schools conduct a parent interaction rather than a child test (testing children below 6 is prohibited by the NCPCR). Fee transparency matters most at this level since parents will pay this school for the next 10–12 years.




₹1.1L – ₹2.0L
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₹1.1L – ₹2.0L
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₹1.1L – ₹1.7L
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₹1.1L – ₹1.7L
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₹1.8L – ₹3.3L
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₹1.8L – ₹3.3L
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₹60K – ₹77K
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₹60K – ₹77K
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₹89K – ₹1.3L
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₹89K – ₹1.3L
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₹1.2L – ₹1.7L
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₹1.2L – ₹1.7L
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₹1.2L – ₹2.8L
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₹1.2L – ₹2.8L
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₹1L – ₹1.7L
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₹1L – ₹1.7L
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₹1.6L
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₹1.6L
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₹55K – ₹90K
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₹55K – ₹90K
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₹57K – ₹1.8L
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₹57K – ₹1.8L
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₹3.0L – ₹5.1L
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₹3.0L – ₹5.1L
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SchoolScout lists 467 verified schools in Gandimaisamma, Hyderabad with Class 1 admission. Browse fees, facilities and parent reviews for each school on this page.
The RTE Act mandates that children must be 6 years old by March 31. This applies across all boards — CBSE, ICSE and State Board — in Hyderabad.
Class 1 is the most competitive admission level. Popular schools in Hyderabad receive 5–10× more applications than seats. Apply to 4–6 schools to improve your chances. Under RTE, 25% of seats are reserved for economically weaker sections through a separate government lottery.