Cambrian Hall

The history of Cambrian Hall began with the late Maharaja Judha Shumshere J.B. Rana, ex-Prime Minister of Nepal. After giving up his Prime Ministership (1948) to his first nephew he moved to India upon the invitation of the Indian Prime Minister Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru and Home Minister, Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel. He settled down in Dehradun at 13, Young Road Dehradun Cantt. Following the demise of the Maharaja Judha Shumshere in 1952 and Maharani Gambhir Kumari 1955, their youngest son Col. Shashi Shumsher JB Rana in consultations with his two older brothers, Santa and Rabi Shumshere JB Rana, converted the Maharajas home into a residential school for the children of the South Asia region. The elaborate infrastructure and the historic buildings spread over 35 bigas of land at 13 Young Road, now serve as part of the campus of Cambrian Hall. The late Col. Shashi Shumsher J.B. Rana, a veteran politician and an educationist was a firm believer of the importance of excellence and innovation in education to promote social change and development. In 1954, he approached Ms. Maude Mainwaring, regarded as one of the finest teacher in the town and to assist him in opening a school and thus began an Odyssey.

School Type : Day Cum Boarding

Board : ICSE

Type of School : Co-Ed  School

Grade Upto : Class 12

 Fee Structure - Day School

Annual Fees: ₹ 30000      Transport Fees : ₹ 5400

Security Fees : ₹ 40000     Other Fees : ₹ 15000

Fee Structure -Boarding

Indian Students

Admission Fees : ₹ 3,000              Security Deposit : ₹ 35,000

One Time Payment: ₹ 44,500       Yearly Fees : ₹ 225,000

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