University Application Process workshop was taken by School Counsellor, Neha Singh Maurya, for the parents of our Grade XII ISC and IBDP students. Important national and international university deadlines were discussed with them. Parents were informed that a few applications, such as CLAT, UCAS, and Common App, had already begun. Major entrance tests were mentioned to them, along with the dates on which they will be held.
Parents were enlightened about the documentation and school support system. They were made to understand the components incorporated in preparing the transcripts. The process for the generation of predicted grades was discussed. They were informed that half-yearly exams are crucial for the transcript as well as for predicted grades.
The procedure of placing requests for letters of recommendation was discussed. They were informed that student shall present a brief resume or list of activities from Grade IX onwards to be submitted for the same. Parents shared positive feedback about the workshop. They said that the session was quite informative and well explained.
A Day of Insights, Dialogue, and Connections at the Pan India and South Asia IB Programme Coordinators Meet Ms Shivani Johri, Deputy PYP Coordinator, and Ms Pallavi Kumar, Curriculum Coordinator, attended the IB India & South Asia Coordinators PYP Meet on 23rd August at Pathways World School, Noida. The event provided a dynamic platform for dialogue, collaboration, and exchange […]
LASALLE College of the Arts, Southeast Asia’s top-ranked institution for Performing Arts and a leader in Visual Arts, visited our school today. At Scottish High International School, a leading school in Gurgaon, we regularly host sessions that expose our students to global opportunities and career pathways. This visit was no exception. Ms. Humairah Joehari, Senior […]
Scottish High International School hosted the KICUnivAssist University Fair for students and parents of Grade IX to XII on August 25th, 2025. The fair brought leading global universities under one roof where our Highlanders along with their parents explored diverse higher education opportunities and gained valuable insights into courses, admissions, and career pathways. “This Fair […]
