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New Order issued on 27th October, 2008 by Govt. of Natinal Capital Territory of Delhi Directorate of
education(Act Branch) Old Sectt. Delhi-54 Regarding Admission Procedure for pre-primary classes in
the recognized schools imparting education in Delhi.

Few Points are clarified like
1. School Shall not conduct any interview or interaction with the child, no observation of child in formal or
informal conditions.School Shall not conduct any interview of/with the Parent(s)/Guardian(s).However school
can have informal interaction with the parent(s)/guardian(s) in advance.
2. No lottery system
3. Distribution of registration forms for admission shall be done from15th December to 31st December.
4. Filled up forms shall be accepted at the school till 7th January.
5. First list and Waiting list(second list) of selected candidates should be displayed on 1st February.
6. Third list , if any on 28th February
7. Fourth list, if any on 15th March.
Any more points on Selection criteria , Display of Fees Structure etc ....

For details you can check link http://edudel.nic.in/Public_circulars/7890_7910_dt_271008.htm

Criteria for Nursery Admission in the Private Schools of Delhi

The proposal to eliminate interviews/observations of children and interaction with parents is a step in the right direction. The process of interview subjects the tiny tots to a lot of tension and anxiety. Further, if they are not selected after attending the interview, they experience a sense of rejection which is contrary to all sound educational principles. There is potential in every child and it is the school’s and society’s responsibility to draw out this potential and look to the healthy growth and development of every child including those with special needs and the economically or socially deprived sections bearing in mind the value of inclusively in education. If children are not to be interviewed, what are the alternative methods of selection? This question received considerable attention of the committee. The order of the court has enumerated the following three basic criteria for evolving a common admission procedure: · The entire process leading to the admission of tiny tots should be transparent. · The system of interview should be eliminated. · Discretion of the Management/Principal is minimized.

Admission criteria

The school would assess the applicants on a scale of 1 to 100 in the following manner:

(a) Under the neighbourhood head, an applicant staying within a radius of 3 kms will get the maximum of 20 points. Less weightage has been proportionately assigned to those living farther off, upto the distance of 10 km. from the school and no weightage be given for those living beyond that distance.

(b) A sibling will get 20 points.

(c) Under alumni category, if the father or mother is an alumni, 5 points each will be given and if both are alumni, 10 points will be given.

(d) Any child who is physically disabled or any child with special needs will get 5 points.

(e) Under educational qualification, a maximum of 20 points will be awarded depending on the parents’ level of qualification.

In the case of single parent weightage given for educational qualification will be doubled.

b) A girl child will get 5 points.

c) Under school specific parameters which the school will decide, 20 points will be given. The weightage under school specific parameters should, in no case, be used for any sort of interview or interactive session with parents/children.

Thus fully taking into consideration the several weightage points that deserved inclusion, the committee is recommending the following specific matrix for calculation of weightage points: