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The school provides world-class amenities, a strong focus on holistic education, and a diverse international environment.

If you’ve ever dreamed about elite schools like the ones shown in Bollywood films such as Student of the Year, you’re not alone. While those movies are fictional, India is home to some real-life luxury schools that come close—and maybe even go beyond. One such school is Woodstock School in Mussoorie, which has earned the title of the most expensive school in the country, according to reports.

Nestled in the hills at an altitude of 6,500 to 7,500 feet above sea level, Woodstock School offers students breathtaking views of the Doon Valley and the Tehri Hills. But it’s not just about the views. The school provides world-class amenities, a strong focus on holistic education, and a diverse international environment.

Established in 1854, Woodstock is not only the most expensive school but also one of the oldest in India. With a rich heritage that dates back over 160 years, the school has witnessed historic moments like India’s independence and the two World Wars. It holds the distinction of being the country’s first international boarding school.

Students at Woodstock come from over 30 countries, and more than 40 languages are spoken across its campus. The school’s focus goes beyond academics, offering a well-rounded education that includes extracurricular activities, field trips, and cultural exchanges.

Now, let’s talk about the cost. According to the official website, the annual fee for a Grade 12 student is Rs 17,65,000, while for Grade 6, it is Rs 15,90,000. In addition to these annual charges, there is a one-time Establishment Fee of Rs 4,00,000 (non-refundable) and a Security Deposit of Rs 3,50,000 (refundable).

These fees cover tuition, boarding, meals, textbooks, laundry, internet, and various school activities. For many, the total cost may be equivalent to buying a decent sedan car—but for others, it’s an investment in an elite global education.

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