The Mahindra United World College of India Village Khubavali, PO Paud, Taluka Mulshi, Pune, Maharashtra, 412108, India +91 97644 42751-54

admissions@muwci.net www.uwcmahindracollege.org

School type	Co-educational Boarding
Founded	1997
Status	Private
Head of College	Gaurav Chopra
Language of Instruction	English
Co-ed Age Range	16-18 years
Number of pupils	240
Two-year fee	US$39,750 per annum (overseas students)
Two-year fee	INR2,730,000 per annum (Indian nationals)
Authorised IB Programmes	IBDP
Diploma Coordinator	Steven de Souza
Associations	IB

Education for Impact

The Mahindra United World College of India (MUWCI) is a residential pre-university college that offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) to a diverse set of students from across the world.

Set atop a 170-acre hill in a biodiversity hotspot near Pune, MUWCI is ideal for exploration, creativity, and community engagement. Learning here extends far beyond the classroom, shaped by the natural environment and a vibrant, diverse campus community.

Our unique experiential learning programme seamlessly integrates IB's Creativity, Activity, and Service (CAS) with off-campus expeditions and signature campus experiences, all led and managed by students.

As a member of the global UWC movement, we place strong emphasis on learning through nature, shared responsibility, active participation in community life, and discovering one's purpose. MUWCI is meant for students who are strongly motivated to create a better world.

What makes MUWCI special

1) A truly international community: Students from over 70 nationalities live and learn together, fostering empathy, dialogue, and global understanding.

2) Outdoor learning: Regular outdoor expeditions and activities help students develop confidence and resilience.

3) Arts and expression: Strong visual arts, theatre, and film programmes offer hands-on creative learning, allowing students to express themselves better.

4) MUWCI CORE: A unique internal curriculum explores Culture and Peace Studies, Sustainability and the Climate Crisis, Health and Well-being, and Digital Literacy and AI.

5) Service and impact: Through MUWCI's in-house organisation, Akshara, students work with nearby rural schools to strengthen literacy and digital skills.

6) Access and guidance: Partial or full scholarships for deserving students; all students receive continuous learning support and university guidance.

Campus and facilities

Students and faculty live together in residential clusters, creating close-knit communities. The campus features academic spaces, exceptional arts and sports facilities, and informal gathering areas, designed to encourage connection with the natural surroundings.

Interested students can apply through their country's UWC National Committee or the UWC Global Selection Programme. Final selection is based on written applications, group activities, and interviews.