Pros

Money is good actually a lot.

Cons

Work pressure is too much.

Pros

They are out of touch with reality and maybe that's what works for them.

Cons

Long story short, no specialist support, the disparity in salary, hiring someone overqualified for hazy roles and later giving them responsibilities additional to their roles, underqualified management (with bookish impractical knowledge of education), no true international exposure, no modern educational infrastructure in place0. Always comparing themselves to CBSE! Apparently, that's their benchmark. Teachers are poorly traied and internal trainings are ridiculous. Paperwork and bureaucracy win. They ask you to submit the same police verification, medical checkups, etc. during COVID for which you have to pay yourself and risk your lives during quarantine. Children are duped in the name of differentiated programs where everyone is in the same classroom despite having vastly different levels. Classrooms are huge and so is the student-teacher ratio. Apps are paid more importance than the content being taught. They make teachers work illegally under the name of job shadowing for months! Residential quarters are also hoarded and some ridiculous rules are imposed on those who want to live on the remote campus. Religious plurality does not exit and even the induction speech referred to the antichrist (any relevance to education?) On teacher's day, teachers contribution was not recognised. Instead they were compared to CBSE by a CEO who never really visits any classes. They have introdued fake modernness throughh robots and things as such. But overall this school is a good trip down the 18th century.