Sehwag Cricket Academy mainly accepts students between 6 to 18 years of age for cricket training programs. The admission process is quite simple and usually starts through the academy’s official website.
Basic Admission Process:
- Visit the official Sehwag Academy website and choose your preferred centre.
- Fill the registration/admission form online or contact the academy directly.
- Submit required documents like age proof, passport-size photographs, and ID proof.
- Pay the registration and coaching fees.
- Students must bring their own cricket kit and follow academy rules and discipline.
Fees:
- One-time registration fee is around ₹5,000 for new students.
- Quarterly fees are around ₹8,000.
- Annual fees are approximately ₹27,000.
The academy has centres in Delhi/NCR and Jhajjar, Haryana, and provides structured cricket coaching, tournaments, and match practice sessions.
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