🇦🇪 Parent FAQs for Indian families in United Arab Emirates

Dubai runs on GST (UTC+4), 1.5 hours behind India. Batches for Dubai families are chosen around the local school day (Monday to Friday, with most schools finishing between 2:00 PM and 3:00 PM) so live classes do not clash with school hours or homework time.

Many Indian families in Dubai use schools such as The Indian High School, Dubai, GEMS Our Own English High School, Delhi Private School, Dubai. Our NEET, JEE and CBSE programs follow the NCERT base those schools teach, and mentors adjust the pace to your child's school calendar and exam dates.

Dubai is home to roughly 1.2 million Indians — over a quarter of the emirate's residents — with families settled across every neighbourhood from Karama to Dubai Hills. Families from areas like Bur Dubai, Karama, Al Nahda commonly choose live online coaching instead of relocating a child to India. Enquiries from United Arab Emirates are handled by counsellors who work in your timezone.

Abu Dhabi runs on GST (UTC+4), 1.5 hours behind India. Batches for Abu Dhabi families are chosen around the local school day (Monday to Friday, with the school day ending by mid-afternoon) so live classes do not clash with school hours or homework time.

Many Indian families in Abu Dhabi use schools such as Abu Dhabi Indian School, Bright Riders School, Model School Abu Dhabi. Our NEET, JEE and CBSE programs follow the NCERT base those schools teach, and mentors adjust the pace to your child's school calendar and exam dates.

Abu Dhabi has a long-settled Indian professional community of over 500,000, concentrated around the corniche districts and Mussafah. Families from areas like Al Mushrif, Khalidiya, Mussafah commonly choose live online coaching instead of relocating a child to India. Enquiries from United Arab Emirates are handled by counsellors who work in your timezone.

Sharjah runs on GST (UTC+4), 1.5 hours behind India. Batches for Sharjah families are chosen around the local school day (Monday to Friday, with a shorter Friday timetable) so live classes do not clash with school hours or homework time.

Many Indian families in Sharjah use schools such as Delhi Private School, Sharjah, Our Own English High School, Sharjah, New Indian Model School. Our NEET, JEE and CBSE programs follow the NCERT base those schools teach, and mentors adjust the pace to your child's school calendar and exam dates.

Sharjah houses a very large middle-income Indian community, many of whom commute to Dubai for work while their children study in CBSE schools locally. Families from areas like Al Nahda, Al Majaz, Rolla commonly choose live online coaching instead of relocating a child to India. Enquiries from United Arab Emirates are handled by counsellors who work in your timezone.

Ajman runs on GST (UTC+4), 1.5 hours behind India. Batches for Ajman families are chosen around the local school day (Monday to Friday, with most students home by 3:00 PM) so live classes do not clash with school hours or homework time.

Many Indian families in Ajman use schools such as Habitat School, Ajman, Ajman Indian School, Woodlem Park School. Our NEET, JEE and CBSE programs follow the NCERT base those schools teach, and mentors adjust the pace to your child's school calendar and exam dates.

Ajman's Indian families are largely clustered around Al Nuaimiya and Al Rashidiya, with children studying in CBSE schools in Ajman and neighbouring Sharjah. Families from areas like Al Nuaimiya, Al Rashidiya, Al Jurf commonly choose live online coaching instead of relocating a child to India. Enquiries from United Arab Emirates are handled by counsellors who work in your timezone.