Coming to Bilasipara from Dhubri
Dhubri is the district headquarters, and Bilasipara sits in the same district — so a Dhubri family is not sending a child out of their own administrative district, and the school falls under the same district education office. The two towns are connected along the NH-17 corridor.
Travel daily, or board?
Daily travel is possible for some families, but the school day here ends at 4:00 PM because Board teaching and NEET or JEE coaching run inside one timetable — a long evening commute defeats the point of removing evening tuition. Most Dhubri families who enrol choose the hostel for Class XI and XII and keep daily travel for Class IX and X.
Both Science and Arts run at Higher Secondary, in English and in Assamese medium.
Travel times change with the season and the road. Ring the office on +91 69009 12323 and ask what other families from Dhubri actually do.
The scholarship applies wherever you sat the Board
90% or above in Class X — HSLC or CBSE, in any district — is a 100% tuition fee waiver for Higher Secondary, in Science or in Arts. 85–89% is a 50% waiver, 80–84% a 25% waiver. Bring the original mark sheet to the admission desk; the waiver is confirmed on the spot by the Principal.
Fee structure and waivers →Hostel, in plain terms
Separate hostels for boys and girls, resident wardens, 24×7 CCTV, a hygienic mess, RO drinking water and supervised evening study. Hostel and mess charges are billed separately from tuition. Guardians are welcome to inspect the hostel before admitting a child.
Campus and facilities →Admitting from Dhubri, step by step
- Call or WhatsApp the admission helpline on +91 69009 12323 and say which town you are travelling from — the office will tell you whether a seat and a hostel place are both open.
- Come to the campus on J.P. Road, near Style Bazaar, any day Monday to Saturday between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, with the Class X mark sheet or admit card.
- See the hostel on the same visit. Do not admit a child to a hostel you have not walked through.
- The scholarship is assessed and confirmed at the desk, not weeks later.