Sarala Birla Academy(SBA), Bangalore

A well-balanced, healthy, vegetarian diet prepared under the supervision of a qualified nutritionist is served in a well-designed central dining hall, to all the students who dine along with the teaching staff and their spouses. This hall can accommodate 650 - 700 people. The catering manager is the administrative head of the dining hall.

The admission procedure:

• Admission will be granted in grades V, VI, VII, VIII, IX and XI.
• Admissions can be granted to grades X and XII for the IGCSE and the IB curriculum, respectively.
• The registration fee is Rs. 5000 (Rupees Five Thousand).
• Every child will have to appear for the entrance exam followed by an interaction with the Principal to complete the prerequisites for admission. The registration form is available on the school website.
• The admission test will examine your child's practical skills and proficiency in English and Mathematics.

Documents required at the time of admission

• Copy of Birth Certificate
• Copy of previous year's Report Card
• Latest photograph - passport size, 10 copies
• Copy of PAN card of the father and PAN card of mother
• Copy of Adhaar card of the student
• Registration Fee - DD of Rs. 5000/- (Rupees Five Thousand only) in favour of "Sarala Birla Academy"

Sarala Birla Academy 

Sarala Birla Academy (SBA) is a name synonymous with quality education. It boasts of a state-of-the-art facility to impart sound education to students, aimed at developing their all-round skills. SBA is geared to provide teaching and learning of international standards, helping students who aspire to be achievers in their lives. 

With innovative learning practices and qualified and experienced teachers, SBA creates an atmosphere where students can enjoy learning while preparing themselves for challenges when they step out into the real world.

With innovative learning practices and qualified and experienced teachers, SBA creates an atmosphere where students can enjoy learning while preparing themselves for challenges when they step out into the real world.