I was talking to a colleague at office and got shocked to hear that he is paying around 5 lakhs per annum for his 4 year old kid who just goes to a play school.
Looks like there has been major inflation in education and I've been out of touch of this. I remember even top private schools having max monthly fees around 5k some 10 years back.
Folks with kids in Bangalore, how are you managing your child's education and how much do you spend on it? Are there any cheap alternatives like KV/govt schools?
Also, with education getting so expensive it would definitely act as a deterrent for couples to have kids !
Woah, for 5L is better be like one of those schools shown in movies, on a mountain top in dehradun types 🤯
I studied in Dehradun and except few schools we don’t have that expensive schools . Also Dehradun is a valley not on a hill top ðŸ˜
For 5l you can hire an engineering grad who will teach everything to the kid and baby sit him tbh
wtf, in 5L per annum could have gotten his kid home schooled with teachers of his choice and nios as board.
Haha true. With 5L I would have taught his kid as a side business 😅
exactly
Bangalore is way overrated. Became worst City of India.
I think you'll have schools of all types. 5L is way too much and could be charged by some International school. The norm usually ranges between 80k to 2L per year depending on the school. I pay around 1.7 for my 4 year old's school. The fees are usually dependant on various factors like curriculum and even the areas.
One of my team member said that he is paying ~2L per year as the fees for his child who's in 4th standard now, in Bengaluru.
It's a CBSE school and is based out of Bengaluru. He pays additional for uniform, books, transport, etc.
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Have you planned investments well so that your children can study in a reasonably quality private schools/colleges in metro cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangluru? The education inflation in India is around 8%.
