How pricing shows where you are
Rupees in India, dollars elsewhere, and a switch at the top of the page - what changes with your region and what does not.
Pricing shows in Indian rupees for India, and in US dollars for other regions - including families in the UAE, Qatar and Singapore. A country bar at the top of the page lets you switch, so you can see the figure in the currency you will actually be charged in before you decide anything.
You will not find an amount on this page, on purpose. Prices belong in one place and this is not it - a figure repeated into a help article is a figure that goes stale quietly, and a parent deserves to read the current one rather than last quarter's.
What changes with your region
- The currency shown, and the amount in it.
- The tax treatment that applies to that amount, which differs by where you are.
What does not change
- What you get. A paper is evaluated the same way, by the same people, to the same board's scheme, wherever you are reading from.
- The free library. Past papers, analyses and this knowledge base cost nothing in every region - how to download your first paper is the whole process.
- The absence of pressure. No countdown, no scarcity, and no price ever shown on a surface a child can see.
Which plan, before which price
It is usually the easier order. The three plans, compared sets out what each one actually includes, and the deeper ones are capacity-limited rather than simply purchasable - so the decision is rarely only about the number.
Sources
Facts last checked against these sources on 17 September 2026.
- Our published answers on pricing and plans · TRUpreBoards
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