Madrasa Shamsul Uloom, Ganaur

Class 1 to Class 5. The government register categorises it as running to upper primary, but four separate sources show otherwise: the report card records no children at all in Classes 7 and 8 and a single residual pupil in Class 6, the school's own filing declares zero sections above Class 5, that filing describes the school as running to primary level, and it publishes fees only for Classes 1 to 5.

Urdu. It is recorded as the sole medium of instruction in the government register.

None, and none is expected. Board affiliation with the Haryana state board begins at Class 10, so a primary school does not hold one. The school works under a Haryana Directorate of School Education recognition order instead.

It is carried in the government school register under the ordinary private unaided recognised category, not under a madrasa board or Wakf management. It follows the standard graded structure, reports 210 instructional days and continuous assessment, and files the statutory annual fee return like any other private school. Neither the register nor that filing describes the religious instruction it may offer alongside this, so ask the school directly about that side of its teaching.

A low monthly composite fee that rises slightly with each class. No admission fee, no prospectus or registration charge and no examination fee is levied at any grade, which is unusual and worth noting when comparing first-year costs against other schools in the block.

Seven on the government register against 161 children, roughly 23 to one. The school's own filing reports ten, of whom two are non-teaching staff.

The register flags one but records no children in it. Confirm directly with the school before planning an early-years admission.