Qualification
Decides whether the city, plot size, ownership status and investment capacity clear the preliminary bar. Answered from the four fields in the enquiry form.
Application and approval
From enquiry to signed agreement
Seven stages, each with a decision attached, so you always know what is being assessed and what happens next.
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In short
The application starts with a qualification enquiry stating city, land area, land ownership and investment capacity. It then moves through a model discussion, a site visit and catchment assessment, document verification, a project and financial review with a location-specific estimate, and a franchise agreement. Project execution begins after signing. Approval is subject to site and document assessment throughout.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Step 1 | Qualification: city, land area, land ownership and investment capacity |
| Step 2 | Discussion with the franchise team on the model, obligations and economics |
| Step 3 | Site visit and catchment assessment by the corporate team |
| Step 4 | Document verification: land title, land use, entity and financial capacity |
| Step 5 | Project and financial review, including a location-specific estimate |
| Step 6 | Franchise agreement setting out brand fee, royalty, standards and obligations |
| Step 7 | Project execution: master plan, construction, affiliation, recruitment, launch |
| Who approves | The Jaipuria franchise and academic leadership, after site and document assessment |
| Information reviewed | August 2026 |
Last reviewed: August 2026. Figures are indicative and a location-specific estimate is issued after site assessment.
What is decided at each stage
Model discussion
Decides whether the FOFO model, brand standards, royalty structure and long-term obligations suit you. This is a two-way fit conversation, not a pitch.
Site visit
Decides whether the specific plot can hold a Jaipuria campus and whether the catchment can fill it. Covers access, levels, surroundings and competition.
Document verification
Decides whether title, land use, entity structure and financial capacity are in order. Gaps identified here are the most common reason a project stalls.
Project and financial review
Produces a location-specific project estimate, phasing plan and enrolment build assumptions for your city.
Franchise agreement
Documents brand fee, royalty, territory, quality standards, audit rights, term and exit. Everything discussed becomes written.
Project execution
Master plan and construction, CBSE affiliation documentation, recruitment and training, admission campaign and launch.
Documents to keep ready
Prepare these to move quickly
- Sale deed or registered lease deed with mutation record
- Encumbrance certificate and current revenue extract
- Land-use certificate or conversion application status
- Survey plan with plot dimensions and levels
- Trust, society or company registration documents, if already formed
- Evidence of funding: bank statements, sanction letter or fund commitment
Common reasons an application stalls
- Title in a relative's name without a documented transfer or consent
- Land-use conversion not yet started in a state with long timelines
- Investment capacity that covers construction but not working capital
- A plot that is smaller than assumed once surveyed
- No decision maker available, with the enquiry raised on someone else's behalf
Next step
The enquiry form asks for your city, land area, land ownership and investment capacity first, so the franchise team can tell you where you stand rather than only call you back.
Check whether your land and proposed city meet the preliminary requirementsRelated answers
Investment and cost
What Rs 8 to 10 crore covers, what it excludes, and what changes the number.
Read the answerLand requirements
How much land, what title and land-use status it needs, and what disqualifies a site.
Read the answerEligibility
Who qualifies to open a Jaipuria school — and who should not apply.
Read the answerSupport services
Exactly what Jaipuria does before launch, at launch and after the first year.
Read the answerTimeline
How long each phase takes and what commonly causes delay.
Read the answerCity and site feasibility
How Jaipuria evaluates a city, a catchment and a specific plot of land.
Read the answerPartner stories
Documented partner journeys from site assessment to first academic session.
Read the answerFAQs
Every common franchise question answered in a single self-contained paragraph.
Read the answerStart the application
Qualification takes four answers: your city, your land area, your land ownership status and your investment capacity.
- Initial investment: Rs 8 to 10 crore
- Land: approximately 2 acres, partner provided
- Board: CBSE
- Model: FOFO, you own and operate your school