Day SchoolCP Goenka International School
₹1.4L – ₹2.6L
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₹1.4L – ₹2.6L
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34+ schools in Wagholi, Pune offering Nursery admission. Compare fees, facilities and parent reviews — free on SchoolScout.
Nursery is most families' first school experience, and choosing right matters more than most parents realise. The age cutoff at nearly every school is 3 years completed by March 31 of the admission year — children born after April 1 will typically need to wait a year. Admissions open between October and January, with forms filling up fast at popular schools. Under RTE, 25% of seats in private schools must go to economically weaker sections — these applications run on a separate government portal in most cities. Beyond the form, schools assess parent–school fit through interaction rounds, so visit 3–5 schools before applying. Fee structures at Nursery level vary widely: from ₹20,000/year at budget schools to over ₹2 lakh at international-curriculum schools in the same city.
Day School₹1.4L – ₹2.6L
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₹1.4L – ₹2.6L
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Day School₹74K – ₹91K
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₹74K – ₹91K
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Day School₹90K – ₹1L
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₹90K – ₹1L
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Day School₹1.5L – ₹1.9L
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₹1.5L – ₹1.9L
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Day School₹33K – ₹1L
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₹33K – ₹1L
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Day School₹66K – ₹82K
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₹66K – ₹82K
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Day School₹30K – ₹58K
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₹30K – ₹58K
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Day School
Day School
Day School₹41K – ₹51K
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₹41K – ₹51K
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₹26K – ₹1.2L
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₹26K – ₹1.2L
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Day School
Day School₹43K – ₹76K
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₹43K – ₹76K
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Day School
Day School
Day School₹27K – ₹33K
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₹27K – ₹33K
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Day School₹1.2L – ₹1.5L
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₹1.2L – ₹1.5L
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Day School
Day School₹12K
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₹12K
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SchoolScout lists 34 verified schools in Wagholi, Pune with Nursery admission. Browse fees, facilities and parent reviews for each school on this page.
Most schools in Pune require the child to be 3 years old by March 31 of the admission year. Children born after April 1 will typically have to wait for the next cycle.
Under NCPCR guidelines, schools cannot screen children below 6 years through tests or interviews. Most schools conduct a parent interaction instead to assess school–family fit.