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Financial Regulations 2025
1 . Interview Fees
1-1 . The interview fee for student registration is 2,000,000 IRR per student.
Note 1: Interview fees are not part of the tuition and are non-refundable.
Note 2: Interview fees must be paid prior to the interview session.
Note 3: The talent assessment interview is optional.
Note 4: If a student is rejected in the initial interview but still wishes to register, registration will be possible upon submission of a recommendation letter from a trusted psychological counseling center
2. Tuition Tables
2-1. In line with creating facilities to attract talented and gifted international students residing in Qom, Savior schools strives to consider the financial circumstances of these students by requiring parents to pay only a portion of the official tuition fee set by the Ministry of Education. This is intended to encourage greater enrollment at Monji School. Accordingly, the base (cash) tuition fee of the school is set at 50% of the official tuition fee determined by the Ministry.
The official tuition fees approved by the Ministry of Education annually and the fee structure introduced by the school complex can be paid in two ways: as a lump sum or in installments for the academic year 1404–1405 (2025–2026). Respected parents may contact +982591005440 for more information regarding tuition fees.
Note: Students with outstanding debts from the previous academic year will not be allowed to register until the full balance is settled.
2-2. At the time of registration, the student’s guardian must specify whether the tuition will be paid in full or in installments, which will determine the applicable tuition amount.
2-3. A tuition agreement (referred to as the “Tuition Card”) will be issued in one Farsi-language copy for students whose registration is finalized. It must be signed by both parties (the student’s guardian and the financial manager or their representative) and is legally binding as a contract between the two parties.
Note 1: The signed and stamped Farsi copy of the Tuition Card will be kept in the student’s file. Parents who wish to have the English version of the tuition card can obtain it from their dashboard on the school’s admission website.
Note 2: The Tuition Card will not be physically issued to students. It can be viewed through the Parent Portal. If requested by the parents, the relevant administrator will issue a printed copy.
Note 3: The Tuition Card includes information about the institution, the student, the tuition table, and confirmation of the financial, administrative, and disciplinary regulations, and must be signed by both parties.
2-4. In cases of tuition refunds, the payment will only be made to the guardian’s bank account or to an account officially introduced in writing by the guardian to the financial officer.
2-5. For lump-sum (full) tuition payments, at least 30% of the total amount must be paid at the time of registration. The remaining balance must be settled no later than September 21, 2025 (31 Shahrivar 1404).
Note 1: If the conditions of lump-sum payment are not met (i.e., if the remaining balance is paid after September 21, 2025), the tuition will be recalculated under the 3-month or 7-month installment plan.
Note 2: If the conditions of the 3-month installment plan are not met (i.e., if the balance is not paid within 20 days after the due date of the final installment), the tuition will be recalculated under the 7-month installment plan.
2-6. For installment payments, 30% of the total tuition must be paid at the time of registration. The remaining balance is to be paid in either 3 or 7 equal monthly installments (based on Tables 2 and 3).
Note 1: Installments must be paid in the exact amounts specified and may not be split or altered.
Note 2: Installments are due on the 6th day of each Persian calendar month and this due date is fixed.
| First Installment | Second Installment | Third Installment | Fourth Installment | Fifth Installment | Sixth Installment | Seventh Installment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10/28/2025 | 11/27/2025 | 12/27/2025 | 01/26/2026 | 02/25/2026 | 03/26/2026 | 04/26/2026 |
2-7. In case the student’s guardian fails to fulfill their financial obligations on time, Savior Schools will bear no responsibility for providing educational services — including attendance at school, participation in exams, issuance of report cards and certificates, participation in extracurricular activities, registration for future academic years, and similar services.
Note 1: Any consequences resulting from this matter shall be the sole responsibility of the student’s guardian.
Table No. 6: Conditions for Withdrawal from Studies and the Required Payment for Settlement.
2-8. The tuition fee for pre-school and first-grade students who reside outside Iran in the year 1404 (2025) will be based on the tuition table approved by the Ministry of Education. In other cases, the student’s tuition will follow the tuition table approved by the school complex.
Note 1: The criterion for residence in Iran is the passport of the student’s guardian.
2-9. The tuition fee for students from second to twelfth grade who studied or resided outside Iran in the year 1404 (2025) will be based on the tuition table approved by the Ministry of Education. In other cases, the student’s tuition will follow the tuition table approved by the school complex.
Note 1: The criterion for studying abroad is the student’s academic transcript, and the criterion for residence is the student’s passport.
2-10. Tuition fees do not include the cost of transportation, uniforms, books, extracurricular activities, or exams (make-up or out-of-schedule exams).
2-11. The tuition fee for the grade promotion exam, if the conditions are met, is 50% of the cash tuition and is fully collected at the time of registration.
2-12. The tuition fee for grade placement assessment is 25% of the cash tuition for that grade and is payable in full at the time of registration.
Note 1: These students only take exams in 5 subjects and are issued a grade placement certificate only.
Note 2: Applicants for placement assessment who request an official report card must take exams in all subjects, and their tuition fee will be 50% of the cash tuition for that grade.
2-13. Students who register at Savior Schools during the first semester are required to pay the full tuition fee.
2-14. Students who register at Savior Schools after the start of the second semester are required to pay 75% of the cash tuition fee.
2-15. In the case of conditional registration, if the student or their guardian fails to meet the obligations or conditions within one week of the due date, the student will be removed from the official student list of the school, and the refund process will follow the policy outlined in Table No. 6.
3- Discount Amount and Conditions
Table 7: Discount Amount and Conditions
Note 1: All discounts are calculated based on the school’s base (cash) tuition fee.
Note 2: It should be noted that the maximum discount granted to each student is 40%.
4- Exam Fees
4-1- The four major exams of the first and second semesters and the midterms are free of charge.
4-2. Fees for make-up and out-of-schedule exams are based on Table 7 and must be paid by the student’s guardian by the deadline announced by Savior Schools.
Note 1: Issuance of student documents related to this clause is in accordance with the Savior Schools’ academic calendar.
Note 2: In case of unauthorized absence or withdrawal from these exams, the exam fees are non-refundable.
5- Other Matters
5-1 All payments must be made through POS terminals or the payment gateway on the complex’s website.
Note 1: The complex holds no responsibility for payments made via unauthorized methods or accounts.
Note 2: All other receipts from students on the website are recorded under the relevant title with necessary explanations under the student code in the portal panel.
5-2 Participation in optional extracurricular activities is voluntary, and the fees for these programs are calculated separately.
5-3 In case of intentional damage to school equipment and facilities by a student, their guardian is responsible for compensating the damages, including ancillary costs and penalties defined by Savior Schools.
Note 1: In case of accidental damage to school equipment and facilities by a student, their guardian is responsible for compensating the damages and announced ancillary costs.
5-4 Financial donations made at designated locations by parents are utilized under the supervision of the Ministry of Education.
5-5 Issuance of duplicate documents in authorized cases and under conditions requires payment of a fee of 5,000,000 Rials.
5-6 Submission and approval of documents require payment according to the complex’s announced rates and relevant regulations.
5-7 Considering the possibility of school location changes and shift scheduling, students and guardians are obliged to comply with the schools’ programs.
Note 1: In case a student withdraws from Savior Schools for the above reasons, tuition fees will not be refunded.
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