Oberoi International School

One of Mumbai's strongest IB schools, with two campuses, an established Diploma Programme record, and fees pitched at the top of the local market.

The original Oberoi Garden City campus in Goregaon East opened in 2008 and the Jogeshwari Vikhroli Link Road campus opened in 2017. The school runs the full IB continuum from PYP through MYP and DP, and has CIS and NEASC accreditation on the OGC campus. Class of 2025 averaged 35.5 points on the Diploma, well above the global mean.

Parents praise the IB-trained faculty and the breadth of facilities, and several rank it among the top three international schools in India. Some senior students push back, saying recent cohorts have not had the same teaching as earlier years and the academic pressure can be relentless. Fees sit among the highest in the city, and admissions are competitive. Families looking for an IB-only pathway with strong university outcomes treat it as a benchmark.

• Mumbai parents and students consistently rank it just below DAIS and ASB among the city's IB schools, often paired with Ecole Mondiale and JBCN as the next tier.
• One alumnus called the campuses the best in the city while saying Ambani is more prestigious and harder to get into.
• A current 12th-grader posted that quality of teaching has slipped and that some teachers feel disengaged from student wellbeing.
• Parents repeatedly describe fees as steep, with the JVLR/Goregaon location praised for facilities and ground space.
• International teachers note the school as one of three Mumbai employers that pay competitively.