Abu Dhabi Indian School - Muroor

ADIS Muroor sits firmly in the value tier of Abu Dhabi private school fees - and this is not a euphemism. With annual tuition ranging from AED 5,560 to AED 11,690 (per ADEK TAMM official data for 2025-26), this is genuinely affordable schooling for a CBSE-curriculum school serving nearly 5,000 students in Abu Dhabi. For context, the average annual tuition across all grade levels is approximately AED 6,900, making ADIS Muroor one of the most cost-accessible large Indian curriculum schools in the emirate and among Hadbat Al Za'faranah schools more broadly. Fees are structured across four quarterly installments, due before the 20th of the first month of each quarter. The school year runs April to March, with Term 1 covering April, May, June, and September; Term 2 covering October, November, and December; and Term 3 covering January, February, and March. Fee charts for each term are published and downloadable from the school's official website, providing transparency that is not always standard across Abu Dhabi private schools. Additional costs are modest by Abu Dhabi standards. Bus transport is available at a flat AED 2,500 per annum across all grade levels. Book fees range from AED 140 to AED 340 per annum depending on grade. No uniform cost is listed in the official ADEK fee schedule, suggesting uniforms may be handled separately or are included. Grades 11 and 12 do not have a listed tuition fee in the ADEK TAMM data - parents of senior secondary students should confirm current fees directly with the school, as these grades may operate under a separate fee structure. For value-for-money assessment: at these fee levels, ADIS Muroor delivers a CBSE curriculum with Very Good teaching quality, outstanding CBSE examination results at Grades 10 and 12, a broad ECA programme, and a campus with functional (if ageing) facilities. The trade-off is clear - assessment consistency, pastoral staffing depth, and facility modernity are constrained by the fee structure. Families comparing ADIS Muroor against higher-fee CBSE or other Indian curriculum schools in Abu Dhabi should weigh whether the premium delivers proportionate additional value for their child's specific needs. For the academically motivated student from an Indian background, the value proposition at ADIS Muroor is strong.