King’s College of UK establishes campus in Gurugram with international faculty

The school will follow the Cambridge/IB curriculum for various classes, leading to IGCSE and A levels/ IB Diploma.

Admissions will be conducted as per the norms of the state and as specified by the King's College based in the UK. (Representative image)

Global Educational Venture (GEV) and SVIET have officially signed an agreement to establish a branch of the King’s College, UK in Gurugram.

King’s College, originally based in the UK, was established over 150 years ago and has been known for its legacy.

As per the official information provided to indianexpress.com, the school will follow the Cambridge/IB curriculum for various classes, leading to IGCSE and A levels/ IB Diploma. The first year of academic operations will begin in 2025.

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Admissions will be conducted as per the norms of the state and as specified by the King’s College based in the UK. All the details about the admission process, including tuition fee and scholarships, will be announced once the school begins the admission process.

The institute also clarified that most of the faculty will be from the UK/Europe or other countries, including the head of the school and coordinators. Some faculty will be from India as per the requirement of the subject and the competencies of the member.

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