No-admission-fee schools in Jodhpur

It means the one-time admission / registration fee that most schools charge at the time of enrolling a new student is waived at KPPP for any class (Nursery–V), and at AJDG's Nursery–V Hindi medium wing. Standard session tuition fees, books, uniform, and transport still apply. The waiver is on the admission fee specifically — it is not a claim that schooling itself is free.

KPPP (Smt. Kishan Pyari Pittie Public School) — co-ed, Nursery–V, English medium, on the Campus 2 building shared with PKA and BDRKA. AJDG Nursery–V Hindi medium — co-ed, on the Pal Road, Shastri Nagar campus shared with HSS School.

It is the standing committee policy for these two wings, not a one-time promotional offer. The committee operates the policy for the early-years stages because the priority at that level is enrolment access, not gatekeeping by fee. Confirm the current-session position with the admissions office at the time of joining; the committee retains the right to change policy from year to year.

No — the policy is what it says. Standard session fees (paid as instalments or annually), books, uniform, and any opt-in transport are billed transparently. The admissions officer walks through the full fee structure during the initial conversation so the family sees the total commitment up front.

KPPP only runs Nursery–V — there are no upper classes at KPPP itself. From Class VI, students typically continue at PKA (Class VI–VIII, same Campus 2 building) and then BDRKA (Class IX–XII, same building) on the standard committee fee structure.

The Nursery–V Hindi medium wing at AJDG is intentionally co-educational and waiver-policy designed to support broader enrolment access at the early-years stage. From Class VI onward, AJDG is a dedicated girls' school with the committee's standard admission fee structure — same as HSS for boys at the same level.

Most private schools in Jodhpur charge a one-time admission fee at the time of enrolment, often substantial. The two HSMC no-admission-fee wings remove that one-time barrier specifically for the early-years stage, which is the stage where the family is also typically setting up uniform, books, and transport for the first time.

KPPP is English medium throughout. AJDG Nursery–V is Hindi medium. The two wings sit at opposite ends of the medium spectrum so families can pick the language environment that fits the child — both with the same no-admission-fee policy.

Call the Campus 2 landline on 0291-2615912 to reach the KPPP admissions desk, or directly contact a named officer — Mrs. Swati Agarwal on 8290422233 or Mr. V. K. Daga on 9460665912. WhatsApp also works on the mobile numbers. The principal in charge of Campus 2 is Mrs. Neelkamal Chouhan.

Call the Campus 1 landline on 0291-2441912 / 0291-2432912, or directly contact a named officer — Mr. Praveen Sankhala on 9929068832 or Mr. Arvind Awasthi on 9413757675. WhatsApp also works on the mobile numbers. The principal in charge of Campus 1 is Mrs. Damayanti Kashyap.

Yes — KPPP is set up specifically as an English-medium primary for families who want their children to grow up bilingual or in an English-first academic environment, regardless of the home language. Many KPPP families speak Hindi or Marwari at home and use the school as the English-language exposure layer. The teaching staff is experienced with Hindi-speaking households.

Standard documents: birth certificate, parent's photo ID (Aadhaar / passport / voter ID), proof of residence, and four passport-size photographs of the child. For Nursery and Class I admissions, the report card / TC requirement is often waived (since many children have not been in formal school before). The admissions officer confirms the exact list during the call.

Yes — admission to a sibling of an existing student or a child of HSMC alumni is given practical preference where seats are available. The committee values continuity of family across generations. Mention it during the initial admissions call.

Both KPPP and AJDG Nursery–V follow a morning shift suitable for young children — typically late-morning end with seasonal adjustment for Jodhpur summers and winters. The exact gate-open and closing times are confirmed at the time of admission.

Yes — there is no two-tier structure. The same managing committee runs both wings; teachers are appointed and trained under the same committee framework. The no-admission-fee policy is an enrolment access policy, not a teaching-quality compromise.