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Admission
Pay FeeSecondary School (Class 9 and 10) at PIET Sanskriti School, Ansals
Remember your own Class 9? New chapters, tougher maths and that first real talk about the boards. Your child is standing at the same door now. If you have been looking for a CBSE school for Class 9 admission in Panipat, you probably want two things. Good teaching, of course. And a school where someone actually notices how your child is coping.
We try hard to be that school. PIET Sanskriti School, Ansals sits in Block E, Ansals Sushant City. We are affiliated to CBSE (No. 532153) and take children from Play Way all the way to Class 10. Some of our Class 9 students have been with us since they were toddlers. Others join fresh. Both settle in well. Planning Class 9 admission in Panipat for 2027-28? Read on.
Quick facts
| School | PIET Sanskriti School, Ansals, Panipat |
| Board | CBSE, affiliation No. 532153 |
| Classes in this wing | Class 9 and Class 10 |
| Syllabus | NCERT, with the latest CBSE scheme of studies |
| Medium | English |
| Timings | 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM in summer, 8:00 AM to 2:30 PM in winter |
| Tuition (2026-27) | ₹8,550 a month |
| Address | EPNS-01, Block E, Ansals Sushant City, Panipat, Haryana 132103 |
| Phone | +91 99853 00038 |
What will my child study?
The main five stay the same: English, Hindi, Maths, Science and Social Science. We teach them from NCERT books, the way CBSE wants.
But CBSE has changed a few things from 2026-27, and parents keep asking us about them. So here goes.
- Every Class 9 and 10 student now studies three languages, and at least two have to be Indian languages. The third one is tested inside school, not in the board exam, though it still shows on the final certificate.
- Maths and Science now come in two levels. Everyone studies the standard course. A child who loves numbers or experiments can also take the advanced level. That means one short extra paper in the boards, and the result is shown separately on the marksheet. No pressure either way.
- There is a skill subject too, including artificial intelligence or information technology. Robotics, and many other options. Your child can choose one based on their interest. Kids who enjoyed coding and AI projects in middle school usually like this one a lot.
Want the chapter list? It is on our Syllabus page. Our teaching approach is explained on the Curriculum page.
How do you get students ready for the boards?
Slowly, and from day one. We don’t believe in a panic in January.
In Class 9, the focus is on understanding. Teachers use smart boards, lab work and everyday examples so that a concept actually makes sense. Then comes practice. Regular tests, worksheets, and sample papers set in the CBSE pattern, so the real paper doesn’t feel strange. In Class 10, students sit for pre boards and get feedback on each one. Falling behind in a subject?
We also provide remedial classes and doubt clearing sessions to kids who do not score well in pre-boards or who have doubts. We give a schedule to them, and they have to follow the same.
One more thing parents should know. The Class 10 board exam now happens twice. The main one is in February. In May, students can try again to raise their marks in up to three subjects. We sit with each child and decide together whether that second try is worth it.
Labs
Reading about a reaction is one thing. Watching it fizz in a test tube is another. Our students spend real time in the science labs, the computer lab and our Robotics and 3D Lab, where they design, code and build. It helps with board practicals and projects too. See the rest of the campus on our Infrastructure page.
Someone to talk to
Fifteen year olds carry a lot in their heads. Which stream after Class 10? What if I score badly? Why can’t I focus?
We have a full-time counsellor and a Counselling Cell for exactly these worries. Students can book one to one sessions. They also take strength assessments, attend talks by guest speakers and join workshops on handling stress and screen time. Our counsellors keep parents and teachers in the loop, so nobody is guessing. More on our Counselling page.
Board results
The results and toppers will go up on the Results page as soon as they are out.
How admission works?
Choosing a secondary school in Panipat is a big decision, so we keep the process simple.
- Come and see us. Walk around, peek into the labs, meet the teachers. Book a campus visit.
- Have a chat. A friendly conversation with your family. Ask us anything.
- Register. Fill in the form and hand over the documents.
- Assessment. Seats are limited and children are selected on the basis of entrance examination.
- Meet the Principal. Once that is done, admission is confirmed and fees are paid.
Your child needs to have passed Class 8 from a recognised school.
Thinking of Class 10 instead? It is tricky. CBSE registers students for the boards in Class 9, so joining in Class 10 is only allowed in a few special cases. Moving to Panipat from another city? Just give us a call and we will tell you what is possible.
Keep these documents handy: Aadhaar cards of the student and both parents, birth certificate, Family ID, four passport size photos of the student and one of each parent, a medical certificate, the latest report card and the Transfer Certificate from the previous school.
The full process is on our Admissions page.
Fees
For 2026-27, Class 9 and 10 tuition is ₹8,550 a month (or ₹25,650 a quarter). On top of that, there is a one-time registration charge of ₹1,000 and an admission charge of ₹15,000. If you want transport facility, then you can connect with our concerned team for the same. The full breakdown is on our Fee Plan page.
Already in our Class 8?
Then there is nothing to change. Same campus, same friends, teachers who already know your child. Take a look at our Middle School (Class 6 to 8) page or browse every stage on the Academics page.
Questions parents ask us
Does PIET Sanskriti School, Ansals have Class 9 and 10?
Yes. We are a Class 10 CBSE school in Ansal Sushant City, Panipat, affiliated to CBSE (No. 532153), with classes from Play Way to Class 10. Our secondary wing has Class 9 and Class 10.
Is there an entrance test for Class 9?
Your child should have passed Class 8, and admission depends on seats available. At the same, there is an entrance test in which your child should score the minimum marks.
What is the fee for Class 9 and 10?
For 2026-27, tuition is ₹8,550 a month. There is also a one-time registration charge of ₹1,000 and an admission charge of ₹15,000. Transport and meals are optional.
Can my child take advanced maths or science?
Yes. Everyone studies the standard level. Students who want more can add the advanced level, which comes with a short extra paper in the boards.
Is there a school bus?
Yes. Our buses cover areas next to Ansals, areas outside Ansals, and places beyond Panipat city like Refinery and Gharaunda. Routes are listed on the Transport page.
Drop by!
If you want to know whether we are the right CBSE school for Class 9 admission in Panipat, come over, see the labs and talk to the teachers. Book a campus visit or ring us on +91 99853 00038. See you soon!
