A place of your own
Spacious, well-ventilated rooms kept for rest and self-study. Each student has their own bed and their own storage space.
Hostel
Separate, supervised accommodation for boys and girls, on the same campus as every one of our five institutions.
A student who boards here lives where they study. The hostel is not a separate arrangement bought in from elsewhere — it is run by the institution, on campus, with its own wardens and its own kitchen, and its daily rhythm is built around the five prayers and the timetable of the school or the madrasa the student attends.
The essentials
Boys and girls
Separate buildings
Accommodation for boys and girls is in separate buildings, with controlled entry to the campus.
Annual boarding charge
₹53,000
The same figure for every class and for both schools. School boarders pay it as part of their yearly total; madrasa boarders pay it on top of the admission and maintenance fees.
Supervision
Wardens and matrons
Resident wardens for the boys and matrons for the girls provide constant supervision, with medical assistance available.
When to apply
April – July
Hostel places are arranged as part of admission. Ask about a place when you enquire, not afterwards — places are limited.
What the institution provides
Meals from our own kitchen
Fresh, hygienic and balanced Halal meals, prepared in the institution's central kitchen rather than bought in, and planned around the needs of growing students.
Cleanliness and water
Modern washroom facilities on a regular cleaning schedule, with access to clean drinking water.
A day with a shape to it
A disciplined daily schedule built around the five daily prayers, alongside set times for study and rest.
When a student is unwell
Medical assistance is available to boarding students.
A closed campus
Entry to the campus is controlled, and the boys' and girls' buildings are separate and independently supervised.
What boarding costs
The boarding charge is the same across the institution: ₹53,000 a year, for every class and both schools. How it is billed depends on where the student studies.
At the two Rajasthan Board schools
Boarding is already included in the yearly total shown on the fee chart, which ranges from ₹59,560 – ₹80,000 depending on the class. That total also covers the school fee and the admission fee, and the madrasa fee is included in it.
At the three religious institutions
Boarders pay the hostel charge in addition to the ₹1,000 admission fee and the ₹2,000 annual maintenance charge — ₹56,000 in the first year and ₹55,000 each year after.
Who can board
- Students at any of the five institutions may board.
- At Iqra English Medium School, boarding is available from L.K.G. upwards.
- Pre-primary at the Hindi-medium Senior Secondary School is a day programme, so those children do not board.
- Girls board at Jamiathu Zahra, in its own separate and supervised accommodation.
Worth asking when you call
Some things a family reasonably wants to know before a child moves in are not published here, because they have not been set down in writing and this page will not guess at them. Ask about them on the phone — these are the questions we are asked most:
- How many students share a room, and how rooms are allocated.
- The daily timetable: study periods, meal times, and lights out.
- When parents may visit, and whether students go home between terms.
- What a student should bring with them, and what is provided.
- Whether any laundry, uniform or book charges are separate from the boarding fee.
Questions about the hostel
Is accommodation separate for boys and girls?
Yes. Boys and girls are accommodated in separate buildings, each independently supervised — wardens for the boys and matrons for the girls — with controlled entry to the campus.
How much does the hostel cost per year?
The boarding charge is ₹53,000 a year, the same for every class and both schools. For a school student that is already inside the yearly total on the fee chart; a madrasa student pays it in addition to the admission and maintenance fees.
Are meals included in the hostel fee?
Meals are prepared in the institution's own central kitchen and served to boarding students — fresh, hygienic, balanced and Halal. Ask about the meal arrangement for your child's institution when you call.
What supervision is there?
Wardens and matrons provide constant supervision, the campus has controlled entry, and medical assistance is available. The daily schedule is a disciplined one, built around the five daily prayers.
Can a young child board?
At Iqra English Medium School boarding is available from L.K.G. upwards. The pre-primary stage at the Hindi-medium Senior Secondary School is a day programme, so those children do not board.
How do I apply for a hostel place?
Hostel places are arranged as part of admission, which runs from April to July. Mention that you want a place when you first enquire, on +91 94136 82570, rather than after the admission is settled.
Come and see it
The most useful thing a family can do is visit the campus and look at the accommodation before deciding. Call and we will arrange a time.