What is the age limit of Olevels/IGCSE in your school?
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Students usually begin IGCSE/O-Levels from about age 9: a Grade 6 child aged 9 to 11 joins IGCSE. We do not start IGCSE at age 8. Every child takes our assessment first. The online school is for children aged 10 and above; Fast Track IGCSE is for students aged 15 and above.
How much is the monthly fees for Olevels and ALevels?
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Fees for new admissions from July 2026 (families who joined before July 2026 keep their existing fee).
Monthly tuition (Pakistan): Playgroup, KG & Primary Rs. 22,000 (campus only) · Foundation Rs. 31,200 (campus only) · IGCSE/O-Levels Rs. 31,200 · A-Levels & BTEC Rs. 36,000.
Monthly tuition (outside Pakistan, online): IGCSE/O-Levels USD 120 · A-Levels USD 180 · BTEC USD 240.
Admission fee (one time, non-refundable): Rs. 60,000 on campus · Rs. 30,000 online in Pakistan · USD 200 outside Pakistan.
Chromebook (one time): Rs. 30,000 / USD 120.
Annual charges: annual maintenance fee of Rs. 20,000 on campus, Rs. 12,000 online, or USD 50 outside Pakistan, paid in advance each July. In the first year you pay only for the months left until June (for example, a September joiner pays Rs. 16,667 on campus or Rs. 10,000 online).
Monthly tuition rises 10% at the start of each new academic year, never mid-year. Exam board registration fees are paid separately to the board.
What is the annual charge (annual maintenance fee)?
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Every student pays an annual maintenance fee, in advance, for the academic year (July to June): Rs. 20,000 on campus, Rs. 12,000 online, or USD 50 outside Pakistan. It funds the technology and facilities that support your child's learning. In the first year you pay only for the months left until June (for example, joining in September: Rs. 16,667 on campus, Rs. 10,000 online, USD 41.60 abroad). From the next July the full amount renews each year.
How much does the admission assessment cost? Is it refundable?
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Rs. 5,000 for Foundation, IGCSE/O-Levels, A-Levels and BTEC;
Rs. 2,000 for Playgroup, KG and Primary. The assessment charges are
non-refundable: the fee pays for the assessment itself, whatever the result, and does not buy a place. (If you cancel 48 hours or more before your slot, the fee is returned.) Book and pay at
apps.olevels.com/assessments.
What is the Foundation Programme?
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An IGCSE-based programme for younger students. Subjects: Urdu, Islamiyat, Art & Design and Hospitality. Maximum age: 12 years. Monthly fee Rs. 31,200 (the same as IGCSE). Foundation is offered on campus only for now; an online Foundation is planned.
What is the Focus Group? What are its timings and fee?
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A small group (about six students per teacher) with extra hours, close monitoring and a direct line between parents and the teacher. It is closer support, not a label. Classes run all 6 days: Monday to Thursday and Saturday, 2:00–5:00 pm; Friday 8:30–10:00 am and about 2:30–5:00 pm after Jumma. Fee: Rs. 14,400 (USD 52) per month on top of tuition; no discounts apply.
Permanent Focus Group: recommended at admission, for the whole IGCSE journey.
Temporary Focus Group: when a student is not performing (weekly test average below 65%, or on the teacher's recommendation), for the next full semester.
What is Fast Track IGCSE? Fees, duration, subjects and age limit?
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For students aged 15 and above, on a fixed calendar that does not extend.
Track A, 6 months (LRN board): Art & Design, Hospitality, Business, English, Mathematics.
Track B, 1 year (Pearson Edexcel): Semester 1 Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Part 1; Semester 2 Mathematics, English, Biology.
Fee (standard, non-residential, online or on campus): Rs. 1,200,000 for either track, all-inclusive (Chromebook, registration, all tuition, materials and parent reports); USD 4,300 for overseas parents paying by card. Only the exam board fee is paid separately, to the board.
Residential (optional add-on): hostel and study on campus for the whole term, charged separately: Rs. 600,000 (Track A) or Rs. 1,200,000 (Track B), so Rs. 1,800,000 or Rs. 2,400,000 in total.
What if my child does not pass an exam? Getting your child to pass is our responsibility. If a student does not pass, they reappear and we cover the tuition for it (the exam board fee is paid by the family), as long as the student and family kept every requirement throughout the batch: attendance and homework at 90% or more, every weekly test, and the agreement's rules.
Fast Track fees are not refundable once paid.
What skills do BTEC students learn in their internship?
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BTEC students work on real projects across the school and build technical skills in video editing, graphic design, marketing, social media, admissions, customer support and HR.
What is your refund policy?
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The admission fee is never refunded. The month's tuition paid in advance and the annual maintenance fee are refunded if withdrawal is requested within the first 7 days of the start of the academic session; after that they are not refunded. The Chromebook fee is refunded only if the device has not been issued. Assessment charges and Fast Track fees are non-refundable.
How many subjects are we offering for Olevels?
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We offer 5-8 subjects for IGCSE/O-Levels including English, Mathematics, Sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), Computer Science, Business Studies, and other electives based on student interests and career goals.
How many subjects are we offering for Alevels?
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For A-Levels, students typically take 3-4 subjects based on their career goals. We offer subjects in Sciences, Mathematics, Business, Computer Science, and other specializations aligned with university requirements.
How many branches do we have?
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We currently have physical campuses in two major cities: Islamabad and Karachi. We also offer online programs accessible globally for international students.
How many types of programs do we have?
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We offer Playgroup, Kindergarten & Primary (from age 3.5 up to Grade 5), the Foundation Programme (IGCSE-based, up to age 12), IGCSE/O-Levels, Fast Track IGCSE (age 15+), A-Levels, BTEC, GED and HND programs, all designed with Islamic values integration.
Do we have a discount on our fees?
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Yes. Discounts follow one written policy for every family and apply to the monthly tuition only: 15% for a second or later child (sibling) and 50% for a Hafiz. Discounts do not combine and do not apply to the admission fee, Chromebook or Focus Group fee. Contact our admissions team for details.
In how much time will the student complete O'levels/IGCSE with us?
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Our accelerated program allows students to complete O-Levels/IGCSE by age 11, significantly faster than traditional schools. The exact timeline depends on the student's starting level and academic readiness.
Admission process for Olevels?
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1. Assessment Test: Program-specific evaluation
2. Interview: Parent and student interview
3. Approval: Admission decision notification
4. Payment: Fee payment and form submission
5. Laptop: Receive education-restricted laptop
Can the student do Alevels if they have done matric?
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Yes, students who have completed matric can join our A-Levels program. We assess their academic background and may provide bridging courses if needed to ensure they are prepared for the A-Levels curriculum.
What is the exam board registration fee?
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Exam board registration fees are separate from tuition and vary by program and number of subjects. Please contact our admissions office for current Pearson Edexcel registration fee details.
What is the average grade of our school?
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Our students consistently achieve excellent results with the majority scoring A* and A grades. Our accelerated learning methodology and small class sizes contribute to high academic performance across all programs.
For online school, is it under the supervision of a teacher, or does the student have to study independently?
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Our online program includes live interactive sessions with qualified teachers, not independent study. Students receive the same quality instruction, supervision, and support as our physical campus students.
Which program do we recommend?
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Program recommendations depend on the student's age, academic background, and career goals. We provide comprehensive counseling to help families choose the most suitable program for their child's needs and aspirations.
How to get an appointment physically?
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To schedule a physical appointment at our Islamabad or Karachi campus, contact us via WhatsApp at +92 318 5605906 or email
[email protected]. We'll arrange a convenient time for campus visit and consultation.
Is it compulsory to buy your restricted laptop?
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Yes. Every student needs our education-restricted Chromebook: Rs. 30,000 (USD 120 outside Pakistan), a one-time device charge.
Why is it compulsory to buy your restricted laptop?
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Our restricted laptops are configured specifically for education, blocking distracting websites and applications. This ensures students stay focused on studies while having access to all necessary educational tools and resources.
Do you offer transportation?
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Transportation arrangements vary by campus location. Please contact our admissions office to inquire about available transportation options for your specific area and campus.
Why do you have only 4 days of physical school in a week?
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Our hybrid model combines physical classroom instruction for 4 days with computer-based learning and assignments for the remaining days. This approach maximizes learning efficiency while providing flexibility for students and families.
Will you teach my child about Islam? And are there Tarbiyah sessions?
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Yes, Islamic education is integral to our curriculum. We have daily Qur'an classes and morning Tarbiyah sessions conducted by Sir Junaid for 40 minutes, focusing on Islamic character development and values.
Are classes for females and males separate? How do you ensure you are following Shariah law?
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We maintain a respectful Islamic environment with appropriate guidelines. Our dress code follows Shariah principles, and we ensure proper interaction between students while maintaining co-educational learning that respects Islamic values.
Do you offer a scholarship?
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We offer need-based financial assistance, decided case by case, plus sibling and Hafiz discounts on monthly tuition. Contact our admissions team to discuss eligibility.
How do you make a 9-year-old kid sit for the IGCSE exam?
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Our accelerated curriculum and teaching methodology prepare students through intensive, focused learning. We assess each child's readiness and provide additional support to ensure they are academically and emotionally prepared for IGCSE examinations.
Which board are you following?
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We follow Pearson Edexcel examination board for our IGCSE, A-Levels, and BTEC programs. This internationally recognized board ensures our qualifications are accepted by universities worldwide.
Who are you affiliated with?
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We are approved by Pearson Edexcel and British Council. These affiliations ensure our programs meet international standards and our qualifications are recognized globally by universities and employers.
Can you give an example of a student who has done O levels & A levels?
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We have numerous success stories of students who completed O-Levels by age 11 and A-Levels by 13, then progressed to prestigious universities. Contact us for specific student testimonials and success case studies.
What is your dress code policy? Is there a uniform?
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We have a modest dress code that follows Islamic guidelines. While we don't have a strict uniform, we require appropriate, modest clothing that reflects our Islamic values and maintains a respectful learning environment.
What extracurricular activities do you provide?
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We offer various extracurricular activities including sports, academic competitions, Islamic events, and skill development workshops. Activities are designed to complement our academic program while maintaining our Islamic values.
Why don't you provide books?
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We use digital resources and computer-based learning materials instead of traditional textbooks. This approach provides more interactive, up-to-date content and aligns with our technology-integrated teaching methodology.
Do you offer a demo session?
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No, we do not offer demo or trial classes. To understand our programme, watch Sir Junaid's videos or speak to our admissions team on WhatsApp at +92 318 5605906.
Who decides in what order the subjects are taken? Is parents' input considered?
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Subject order and selection are decided through collaboration between our academic counselors, parents, and students based on the child's interests, aptitude, and career goals. Parents' input is highly valued in this decision-making process.
When do you have vacations?
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We follow a structured academic calendar with breaks for major Islamic holidays (Eid, etc.), summer vacation, and winter break. The exact vacation schedule is shared with parents at the beginning of each academic year.
Why do you have only 4 days of physical school in a week for primary?
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Our hybrid model for primary students balances classroom instruction with home-based learning activities. This approach allows for concentrated learning during physical classes while providing flexibility for family time and individual study.
Do you offer primary education?
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Yes, we offer Playgroup, Kindergarten and Primary education on campus, from age 3.5 up to Grade 5. Our primary program provides a strong foundation with Islamic values integration, preparing students for our accelerated secondary programs.
What are you teaching my child in primary?
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Our primary curriculum includes English, Mathematics, Science, Urdu, Islamic Studies, and Qur'an. We focus on building strong foundational skills in literacy, numeracy, and Islamic character development through engaging, age-appropriate methods.
What activities do you have for primary?
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Primary activities include interactive learning games, art and craft, storytelling, Islamic celebrations, basic science experiments, and outdoor play. All activities are designed to enhance learning while maintaining Islamic values.
How many students are under one teacher?
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We maintain small class sizes with typically 8-12 students per teacher. This low student-teacher ratio ensures personalized attention, better learning outcomes, and effective monitoring of each student's progress.
If students use a laptop, won't it affect their eyesight?
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We implement regular breaks, proper lighting, and screen time management to protect students' eyesight. Our laptops have blue light filters, and we balance computer-based learning with non-digital activities and outdoor time.
Which curriculum do we follow?
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We follow the Pearson Edexcel curriculum for IGCSE, A-Levels, and BTEC programs. For primary levels, we use a customized curriculum that aligns with international standards while incorporating Islamic studies and values.
Is it compulsory to complete all 8 subjects?
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Students typically take 5-8 subjects for IGCSE/O-Levels depending on their program and university requirements. We provide guidance on subject selection based on career goals and university admission requirements.