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Anza Special School: Admission 2027 - 2028, Fees, State Board, Facilities & Reviews

E, Urc 12 Byculla, Mumbai Suburban, Maharashtra | School Type: Private | Campus: Co-Educational | State Board | Status: Operational | UDISE: 27221200609

Fee Structure & Breakdown (Academic Session 2027 - 2028)

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The fee structure at Anza Special School (State Board, Urc 12 Byculla) is structured into one-time entry charges, annual composite charges, and recurring tuition fees payable quarterly or half-yearly. Below is the indicative fee breakdown framework.

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Fee Components Overview
Fee Component Payment Frequency Description & Coverage
Registration / Prospectus One-time Non-refundable processing fee at the time of admission form submission
Admission Fee One-time Payable only once upon grant and confirmation of admission
Caution Deposit One-time (Refundable) Security deposit returned upon student withdrawal with valid TC
Composite Tuition Fee Quarterly / Term-wise Covers classroom teaching, faculty costs, and educational curriculum delivery
Annual Development Charges Annual Maintenance of campus infrastructure, library, science/computer labs
Transport Fee (Optional) Monthly / Quarterly Calculated based on distance slab from residence to school campus
Payment Modes, Sibling Discount & Scholarships

Accepted Payment Modes

Online NetBanking, UPI (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm), Debit/Credit Cards, and Demand Draft / Cheque in favor of the school.

Sibling Concession

Most private institutions offer a 10% – 20% concession on tuition fees for the second or younger sibling studying in the same school.

Merit Scholarships

Fee waivers are provided for academic board toppers, sports achievers at district/state level, and underprivileged meritorious students.