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Secondary Programme

Pre-University Years That Build Depth and College Readiness

At Anandi (Grades 11 and 12), students engage in deep subject study, independent research, and guidance that prepares them for university and life beyond school.

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Secondary Programme

At Anandi (Grades 11 and 12), students engage in deep subject study, independent research, and guidance that prepares them for university and life beyond school.

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Secondary Programme

Pre-University Years That Build Depth and College Readiness

At Anandi (Grades 11 and 12), students engage in deep subject study, independent research, and guidance that prepares them for university and life beyond school.

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Launching with Grade 11

Bengaluru: Grade 11 in July 2027, Grade 12 in July 2028

Gurgaon: Grade 11 in July 2028, Grade 12 in July 2029

Launching with Grade 11

Bengaluru: Grade 11 in July 2027, Grade 12 in July 2028

Gurgaon: Grade 11 in July 2028, Grade 12 in July 2029

Academic Depth

Field Classroom

Future Pathways

Academic Depth

Field Learning

Future Pathways

Depth, Direction, and Real-World Impact: The 4+1 Model Continues in DP

In the Diploma Programme, students take their field learning further: applying academic depth to a two-year Field Project that shapes their Extended Essay, CAS journey, and post-school direction.

Depth, Direction, and Real-World Impact: The 4+1 Model Continues in DP

In the Diploma Programme, students take their field learning further: applying academic depth to a two-year Field Project that shapes their Extended Essay, CAS journey, and post-school direction.

Four Days: Subject Mastery

Across 6 subjects, students build deep expertise through structured teaching hours, practical work, and internal assessments, working toward the globally recognised IB Diploma.

One Day: The Anandi Field Project

A dedicated field day each week, from the start of Grade 11 through the December break of Grade 12 (DP2), where students drive their own Field Project forward with an external Professional Mentor and a faculty Supervisor.

Explore the IB Diploma subject groups

Students select a balanced programme from six subject groups, combining academic depth with personal interests.

GROUP 1

Language and Literature

English Language and Literature SL/HL

Hindi Literature SL/HL*

GROUP 2

World Languages

Spanish ab initio SL

Spanish B SL/HL

Hindi B SL/HL

Mandarin (Chinese) ab initio SL

Self-Taught Language B*

GROUP 3

Individuals and Societies

Business Management SL/HL

Environmental Systems and Societies SL/HL

Economics SL/HL

Psychology SL/HL

Digital Society SL/HL

Geography SL/HL

GROUP 4

Sciences

Environmental Systems and Societies SL/HL

Biology SL/HL

Chemistry SL/HL

Physics SL/HL

Computer Science SL/HL

Design Technology SL/HL

Sports, Exercise and Health Science SL/HL

GROUP 5

Mathematics

Analysis and Approaches SL/HL

Applications and Interpretation SL/HL

GROUP 6

The Arts (or a second subject from Groups 3 or 4)

Theatre SL/HL

Visual Art SL/HL

Film SL/HL

Music SL/HL

Subject to evidence of ability level and/or previous self-directed learning success, including a reference from the previous school, for students admitted at Grade 11.

Subject offerings depend on teacher availability and demand. History and Global Politics may be introduced as future offerings. This list is indicative and subject to refinement ahead of authorisation.

Globally Recognised Scoring

Each subject is scored out of 7, with the Diploma awarded out of 45 — 6 subjects plus up to 3 additional points from the Extended Essay and Theory of Knowledge combined. A minimum of 24 points is required to pass, while the world average sits between 29.6 and 30.6.

Built on the MYP Foundation

The research, writing, analytical, and collaboration skills built through Anandi's Middle Years Programme carry directly into DP — preparing students for the rigour of externally assessed coursework and final exams.

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Students apply learning in a real-world context throughout field days

Real-World Problem

Subject Choices

Future Direction

Pitch a Problem Worth Solving

What real-world problem do you care about enough to work on for two years?

Approach: Pitch a problem at admission, link it to your subject choices and plans after school, and shape it further during orientation.

Project: A defined Field Project with clear goals and expected outcomes, ready to begin in Grade 11.

Skills: Problem framing, research, pitching, goal setting

Field Day

Two-Year Project

Independence

One Day a Week, Two Years Long

How do you keep a big project moving alongside demanding subjects?

Approach: Use a dedicated field day each week, from the start of Grade 11 until the December break of Grade 12.

Project: A long-term project driven by the student, with steady progress across four semesters.

Skills: Time management, self-direction, planning, persistence

Mentorship

Expert Guidance

Faculty Supervision

Guided by People Who Do the Work

Who can help you test your ideas against the real world?

Approach: Work with an external Professional Mentor for industry insight, and a faculty Supervisor for academic guidance.

Project: Regular mentor sessions that sharpen the project and its outcomes.

Skills: Seeking feedback, communication, professional networking, reflection

Research

Service

Subject Depth

Where the Project Meets the Research Paper

How can one project also build your research and service work?

Approach: Link the Field Project to your independent research paper and service activities, supported by a subject teacher.

Project: A research paper and service record grounded in the Field Project, forming a strong body of work for university applications.

Skills: Research, academic writing, critical thinking, reflection

Explore Field Projects
Students apply learning in a real-world context throughout field days

Real-World Problem

Subject Choices

Future Direction

Pitch a Problem Worth Solving

What real-world problem do you care about enough to work on for two years?

Approach: Pitch a problem at admission, link it to your subject choices and plans after school, and shape it further during orientation.

Project: A defined Field Project with clear goals and expected outcomes, ready to begin in Grade 11.

Skills: Problem framing, research, pitching, goal setting

Field Day

Two-Year Project

Independence

One Day a Week, Two Years Long

How do you keep a big project moving alongside demanding subjects?

Approach: Use a dedicated field day each week, from the start of Grade 11 until the December break of Grade 12.

Project: A long-term project driven by the student, with steady progress across four semesters.

Skills: Time management, self-direction, planning, persistence

Mentorship

Expert Guidance

Faculty Supervision

Guided by People Who Do the Work

Who can help you test your ideas against the real world?

Approach: Work with an external Professional Mentor for industry insight, and a faculty Supervisor for academic guidance.

Project: Regular mentor sessions that sharpen the project and its outcomes.

Skills: Seeking feedback, communication, professional networking, reflection

Research

Service

Subject Depth

Where the Project Meets the Research Paper

How can one project also build your research and service work?

Approach: Link the Field Project to your independent research paper and service activities, supported by a subject teacher.

Project: A research paper and service record grounded in the Field Project, forming a strong body of work for university applications.

Skills: Research, academic writing, critical thinking, reflection

Exploring and Building Future Pathways

Two years of academic depth, real-world application, and global exposure — designed to help every student walk into university with clarity and confidence.

Global Access

Students build a body of research, writing, and Field Project work that translates directly into competitive university applications and portfolios.

Early College Prep

The rigour of DP subjects, the Extended Essay, and Theory of Knowledge mirrors the demands of top global universities, giving students a head start on independent study and research.

Global Mentorship

An external Professional Mentor is appointed for each student’s Field Project, alongside Anandi’s Board and faculty mentors, connecting ambitions with real-world expertise.

Exploring and Building Future Pathways

Two years of academic depth, real-world application, and global exposure — designed to help every student walk into university with clarity and confidence.

Global Access

Students build a body of research, writing, and Field Project work that translates directly into competitive university applications and portfolios.

Early College Prep

The rigour of DP subjects, the Extended Essay, and Theory of Knowledge mirrors the demands of top global universities, giving students a head start on independent study and research.

Global Mentorship

An external Professional Mentor is appointed for each student’s Field Project, alongside Anandi’s Board and faculty mentors, connecting ambitions with real-world expertise.

Exploring and Building Future Pathways

Two years of academic depth, real-world application, and global exposure — designed to help every student walk into university with clarity and confidence.

Global Access

Students build a body of research, writing, and Field Project work that translates directly into competitive university applications and portfolios.

Early College Prep

The rigour of DP subjects, the Extended Essay, and Theory of Knowledge mirrors the demands of top global universities, giving students a head start on independent study and research.

Global Mentorship

An external Professional Mentor is appointed for each student’s Field Project, alongside Anandi’s Board and faculty mentors, connecting ambitions with real-world expertise.

Gurgaon Campus: The IB Diploma Programme will commence from Academic Year 2028-29.

A Two-Year Rhythm at Anandi: Diploma Programme

Academic depth through the week. Meaningful fieldwork every Friday.

01 / MONDAY – THURSDAY

Subject Depth

Periods across all 3 SL and 3 HL subjects, including practical work, internal assessments, and directed study.

CAS reflections and Theory of Knowledge discussions are woven through the week, rather than confined to a single slot.

02 / FRIDAY

The Anandi Field Project Day

Fieldwork, mentor sessions, and peer collaboration.

Extended Essay supervision check-ins aligned with the Field Project.

11 → 12

This rhythm continues weekly from Grade 11 through the December break of Grade 12. Semester 2 of DP2 is reserved fully for external assessment and exam preparation.

A Week at Anandi

Academic depth through the week. Meaningful fieldwork every Friday.

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TIME

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

7:30–7:50 AM

Breakfast

7:50–8:00 AM

Anandi Connect

8:00–9:00 AM

Group 1

Language & Literature

Group 4

Sciences

Group 5

Mathematics

Group 1

Language & Literature

Field Project

Fieldwork, mentor sessions and peer collaboration, all morning.

* Field Day subject to change based on grade level and the needs of the field project.

9:00–10:00 AM

Group 4

Sciences

Group 5

Mathematics

Group 1

Language & Literature

Group 4

Sciences

10:00–10:15 AM

Stretch & Snacks

10:15–11:15 AM

Group 5

Mathematics

Group 1

Language & Literature

Group 4

Sciences

Group 3

Individuals & Societies

11:15–12:15 PM

Group 3

Individuals & Societies

Group 6

The Arts

Group 2

Language Acquisition

Group 6

The Arts

12:15–12:55 PM

Lunch

12:55–2:30 PM

DP Core

TOK · CAS · EE

Supervised Study

DP Core

TOK · CAS · EE

Supervised Study

Debrief & Reflection

2:30–3:30 PM

DP Extension

Academics

DP Extension

Sport & Wellbeing

DP Extension

Academics

DP Extension

Sport & Wellbeing

Field Activities & Close

Group key

Group 1

Studies in Language & Literature (English A)

Group 2

Language Acquisition (Spanish / Hindi B)

Group 3

Individuals & Societies (Business, ESS)

Group 4

Sciences (Bio, Chem, Phys, ESS)

Group 5

Mathematics (AA / AI)

Group 6

The Arts (Theatre, Visual Arts)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pre-university?

How does the Anandi Field Project continue in Pre-university?

What subjects can students choose in Pre-university, and how are HL and SL different?

How is the Pre-university score calculated, and what is a passing score?

What are the Pre-university Core requirements — CAS, Extended Essay, and Theory of Knowledge?

What are the entry requirements for Pre-university at Anandi?

What is the difference between Analysis and Approaches and Applications and Interpretation Maths?

When does the Pre-university launch at each Anandi campus?

How does early college preparation begin in the Pre-university?

How is Anandi's Pre-university different from traditional schooling?

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A Week At Anandi - Middle Years

Time

7:45-8 AM

8:00-9 AM

7:30-7:45 AM

9:00-10 AM

10:15-11:15 AM

11:15-12:10 PM

1:30-2:20 PM

12:40-1:30 PM

2:20-2:30 PM

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Field Day

Maths

Languages

español

Languages

हिन्दी

Languages

你好

Field Project

Circle Time

Closing Circle, Snacks

Science

Design

Maths

Physical & Health Education

BREAK

Languages & Literature

Physical & Health Education

Arts

Design

Friday

Field Day

LUNCH & LAUGHTER

STRETCH & SNACKS

Arts

Languages & Literature

Arts

Sports

Design

Maths

Science

Physical & Health Education

Arts

Design

Science

Reflections & Closing circle

*Subject to Change

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Pre-University Years That Build Depth and College Readiness

Pre-University Years That Build Depth and College Readiness

Launching with Grade 11

Launching with Grade 11

Academic Depth

Field Classroom

Future Pathways

Academic Depth

Academic Depth

Field Learning

Field Learning

Future Pathways

Future Pathways

Depth, Direction, and Real-World Impact: The 4+1 Model Continues in DP

Depth, Direction, and Real-World Impact: The 4+1 Model Continues in DP

Four Days: Subject Mastery

Four Days: Subject Mastery

One Day: The Anandi Field Project

One Day: The Anandi Field Project

Explore the IB Diploma subject groups

Language and Literature

World Languages

Individuals and Societies

Sciences

Mathematics

The Arts (or a second subject from Groups 3 or 4)

Explore Field ProjectsStudents apply learning in a real-world context throughout field days

Pitch a Problem Worth Solving

One Day a Week, Two Years Long

Guided by People Who Do the Work

Where the Project Meets the Research Paper

Explore Field ProjectsStudents apply learning in a real-world context throughout field days

Pitch a Problem Worth Solving

One Day a Week, Two Years Long

Guided by People Who Do the Work

Where the Project Meets the Research Paper

Exploring and Building Future Pathways

Global Access

Early College Prep

Global Mentorship

Exploring and Building Future Pathways

Global Access

Early College Prep

Global Mentorship

Exploring and Building Future Pathways

Global Access

Early College Prep

Global Mentorship

A Two-Year Rhythm at Anandi: Diploma Programme

Subject Depth

Subject Depth

The Anandi Field Project Day

The Anandi Field Project Day

A Week at Anandi

Group key

Learn More Through Our Brochure

Learn More Through Our Brochure

Start your child’s journey with Anandi

Start your child’s journey with Anandi

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pre-university?

How does the Anandi Field Project continue in Pre-university?

What subjects can students choose in Pre-university, and how are HL and SL different?

How is the Pre-university score calculated, and what is a passing score?

What are the Pre-university Core requirements — CAS, Extended Essay, and Theory of Knowledge?

What are the entry requirements for Pre-university at Anandi?

What is the difference between Analysis and Approaches and Applications and Interpretation Maths?

When does the Pre-university launch at each Anandi campus?

How does early college preparation begin in the Pre-university?

How is Anandi's Pre-university different from traditional schooling?

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A Week At Anandi - Middle Years

Explore Field Projects
Students apply learning in a real-world context throughout field days

Explore Field Projects
Students apply learning in a real-world context throughout field days