Age Requirement
Students between 7 and 15 years of age may apply for admission. Students above 15 years are not eligible for admission.

Admissions & Enrollment
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Admissions
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Admissions are considered for students who meet the age, educational and assessment requirements of the institution.
Students between 7 and 15 years of age may apply for admission. Students above 15 years are not eligible for admission.
Previous educational background will be considered according to the student's age, previous studies and educational level.
Every applicant may be required to undergo an admission assessment so that the appropriate educational level and class placement can be determined.
Students may apply for the residential Darul Iqama arrangement or as non-residential Day Scholars, subject to institutional requirements.
Hifz-ul-Quran is not a separate admission programme. Students study Hifz-ul-Quran alongside English and school education as part of the institution's integrated seven-year educational programme.
The programme is designed to combine Quranic education, Islamic learning and modern school education within a structured educational environment.
The following fee structure applies to residential and day scholar students.
Fee Concession: Fee concessions, where applicable, are limited to the religious/Islamic education fee. No concession is applicable to the school/academic education fee.
Residential students must bring the prescribed clothing, personal items, educational documents and other required essentials.
Please review the complete official list of required items before admission.
View Required Items ListStudents and parents/guardians are required to follow the institution's rules and regulations.
Submit the admission inquiry form with accurate student and parent information.
Discuss the integrated Quranic, Hifz and school education programme with the admissions team.
The student's educational level and learning ability are assessed.
Appropriate class and educational level are determined after assessment.
Complete the required admission formalities and begin the educational journey.
Programs
From a child's first Arabic letter to board examination mastery — six programs, one journey of faith and knowledge.
A disciplined journey of Qur’anic memorisation, supported by regular revision, attentive guidance, and consistent practice.
Nurturing adab, honesty, responsibility, humility, and respect, so that knowledge is reflected in conduct and daily life.
Developing strong Urdu and English language skills to help students communicate clearly, understand their lessons, and grow in confidence.
Supporting students with the academic skills and intellectual confidence needed to engage responsibly with the wider world while remaining grounded in their values.
Introducing students to essential digital skills and responsible use of technology for learning, communication, and constructive engagement.