MS Dhoni and Sakshi Dhoni's daughter Ziva studies in this school, fees starts..; not Dhirubhai Ambani International School, it is…
Just like Dhoni, his daughter Ziva is also very famous on social media. At just 9 years of age, Ziva is one of the most popular celebrity kids with more than three million followers on Instagram. But do you know which school Mahendra Singh Dhoni's daughter Ziva goes to? Read below…
As far as her studies are concerned, Ziva is studying at the Taurian World School, a well-known school in her hometown of Ranchi. Taurian World School, opened in 2008 by Amith Bajla, is one of the best boarding and day schools in the area.
As per the official website of the school, Taurian World School strives to create responsible citizens who are confident and prepared to shape their future and that of their local and global community. The school guides its graduates to meet their potential, recognizing and developing their individual talents and characters. Taurian students are passionate learners, empathetic towards others, and ready to take the lead in their chosen field.
MS Dhoni married Sakshi Singh Dhoni (née Sakshi Rawat) on July 4, 2010 and they were blessed with a daughter Ziva Dhoni born on February 6, 2015. Over the years, Ziva has won the hearts of millions on the internet, and has her own Instagram profile with more than three million followers. Therefore, she is one of the most popular celebrity kids in India.
As per Taurian World School's 2025-26 fee structure, the annual school fees for day scholars (Nursery to UKG) is Rs. 2,95,000. The annual school fees for day scholars (Grades 1 to 8) is Rs. 3,24,000. The annual school fees for day scholars (Grades 9 and 10) is Rs. 3,60,000. The annual school fees for day scholars (Grades 11 and 12) is Rs. 3,60,000.
Included in the fees Uniform, Textbooks, Stationery, Meals, Boarding, Laundry and School Bus Transport.
Specialized Co-scholastic learning
Annual Events/ Activities
Not included in the fee Overnight field trips and tours, competition participation
Tuck Shop purchases
Additional items as and when required.
Off-site health care and non-routine health problems / cost of medication.
Academic activities outside the school campus and beyond the standard curriculum.
Pick-up & drop-off, escort charges for students travelling home for vacation & other reasons
Basic Mobile Set (Compulsory for boarding students) and Photocopy charges
Specific Sports Attire / Safety Gear and Kurta Pyjama
Adventure Camp (Mandatory for all)
Visit to Movies, Restaurants, Parks and other Field Trips etc.
Any other expenses not specifically mentioned in the included items
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