Nursery Admissions in Delhi NCR 2025-26

Nitesh, to me leave aside Vasant Valley, DPS VK, DPS RKP and springdale . I don't know about financial capacities of middle class particularly, but their fee might be ranging from 6-7 thouand per month. Academically and overall development of a child, Only Sanskriti, DPS Dwarka and DPS Mathura Road can compete with them Rest are mediocre

Permalink Reply by Maharam Tanwar on January 8, 2015 at 5:57pm

DPS Mathura Road total seats for General Category : 113

Sibling applicants around : 102

Draw of lot sure for 55 points : for around 11 seats

No chance for less than 55 points.

Permalink Reply by 2xe0z5g0m2j2z on January 9, 2015 at 10:47am

Don't worry last year they had three draw's and still vacant seats

Permalink Reply by Alok Arya on January 10, 2015 at 9:52am

My daughter received only 35 points. No chance.

Permalink Reply by Sumit Goswami on January 11, 2015 at 2:08am

Sakshi Madam - Why are you or any parent not complaining as it is turning it into a closed system for DPS wherein no outsider can get admission....it will only be siblings and alums....so no new entries in the school from a group that is not already associated with DPS in some form or the other.

Permalink Reply by Lathaa Manavalan on January 8, 2015 at 3:12am

SPRING MEADOWS PUBLIC SHOL
Dewan Estae, Dwark Mor Metro Staion, Main Najfgarh Road, New Delhi‐1059

ADMISION SCHEDULE
Admison Schedule for Nursery (Pre Schol) Sesion
{2015-16}
1 Comencemnt ofadmison proces January 02, 014
(Friday)
2
Comencemnt ofavilabity ofRegistraion
aplicatons
(on alworking days)
2nd January, 2015
to 24th
January, 2015
from 8.30 am to
01.0 pm
3
Last date of submison of Registraion
aplicatons ischol
(on alworking days)
January 31, 2015
(Saturday) upto
01.0 pm
4
Date ofdisplaying 1st liof selcted children
under Genral category as wel as EWS &
Disadvantged group category (Including
waitng list)
Februay 28, 2015
(Saturday)
5 Date of displaying of the 2nd list (if any)
(Including Waitng list)
March 16, 2015
(Monday)
6 The date of displaying subsequent list (if
any)
March 21, 2015
(Saturday)
7 Closure ofadmison proces March 31, 2015
(Tuesday)

Availble Seats
Seats avilabe inPreSchol 120
Category Wise Seat Distribution
Fre
Ship Quota
25% of the seats are servd for candiates belongi tohe
E.WS. Category/ Disadvantged group/Orphan who are ligble as
per conditons laid down in Govt. Notifcation
no.15(72)/DE/Act/201/69 dated 07.1201 and subsequent
ordes.
30
Genral
Seats
The rmaing seats whic are not coverd under above categories
shal be filed on 10 point scale based on schol specif critea
without any discrmination fCaste /Religon /Region etc.
90
Critea for Selction uder Genral Category
Admisons under this category shal bemade on10 point scale based oncritea lid bythe
schol. The 10 points hal bedistrbuted onthe folwing parmetrs.
Points Table
S. NO. PARMETR /CRITERIA POINTS
1. Neighbourhod Candiates residng betwen
0 &6 kms radius kms 60 Pts
6.1 kms to10 kms 40 Pts
Beyond 10kms 20 Pts
2. Siblng studying inSchol 20 Pts
3. Wards ofthe Alumni ofthe Schol 10 Pts
4. First Born /Girl Child 10 Pts
TOAL POINTS 10

http://springmeadowspublicschool.com/Admission.pdf

Permalink Reply by mahesh jain on January 8, 2015 at 7:03am

Delhi schools kept Directorate of Education out of loop on fee
This prodigy awaits recognition
Over 900 schools still await recognition
State government says will focus on raising groundwater level
Pejawar seer criticizes state government for bill against mutts

NEW DELHI: The Directorate of Education, having failed to inspect all the schools that had applied for recognition in 2013, has extended their provisional recognition by a year. The schools, about 300 of them, were granted provisional recognition till September 30, 2014. The January 5 circular extended it till September 30, 2015.

But that is not the part that has a lawyer-activist group, Social Jurist, riled up. The final paragraph of the circular read, "The said inspection work of all such schools (about 300 cases) has still not been conducted by the district authorities," which the group felt amounts to an amnesty to unrecognized schools. The circular said, "No action will be initiated against unrecognized schools found functioning from academic year 2014-15 onwards i.e. 1-04-2014 under the provisions of (the) RTE Act, 2009, till the said extended period or formulation of further guidelines, if any, whichever is earlier."

Lawyer-activist Khagesh Jha objected to this and read it as permission to anyone and everyone to run unrecognized schools. "The DoE notification puts RTE implementation in reverse gear and it is in direct conflict with Sections 18 and 19 of the Act. The government has no power to permit mushrooming of unrecognized and unauthorized schools that do not fulfil norms and standards," Jha said adding, "The state government cannot dilute or suspend the provisions of a central Act. The present notification amounts to suspension of Section 19 of the RTE Act."

The RTE Act, 2009, does not permit the running of schools that are not recognized by local government. And in Delhi, recognition is contingent on the schools meeting a variety of norms, the most difficult being land norms as defined under Delhi Development Authority's Master Plan, Delhi. The deadline for implementation of the RTE Act had expired on March 31, 2013.

About 300 schools were granted provisional recognition which has now been extended.

"District authorities were to ensure that these schools must fulfil the terms and conditions of provisional recognition and provisions of Delhi School Education Act & Rules, 1973, and Right of Children for Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009," the circular said. Since the officials failed to complete the task in the past year, "The period of provisional recognition in...those schools to whom provisional recognition was granted for primary/elementary level under RTE Act, 2009, up to 31-03-2014, which was again extended up to 30-09-2014, is now further extended up to 30-09-2015." The circular added that the DDEs (deputy directors, education, at the districts) must complete the inspection and that "no further extension shall be granted in the matter."

Permalink Reply by mayank kataria on January 8, 2015 at 9:33am

shah international paschim vihar draw was on 7th, anybody having the list??

1.	Commencement of distribution of Registration forms	20th December 2014 9.00a.m. – 12.00 noon
2.	Last date of distribution of Registration forms	31st December 2014 9.00a.m. – 1.00 p.m.
3.	Last date of submission of Registration forms	31st December 2014 9.00a.m. – 2.00 p.m
4.	Date of display of list of successful candidates along with 1st waiting list	7th January 2015 11.00 a.m.

Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on January 8, 2015 at 12:42pm

Yash

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Permalink Reply by Sachin Bansal on January 8, 2015 at 9:59am

Hello Sakshi/Latha,

Since most of the schools have finished Registrations for the academic year 2015-16, I wanted to raise a point which will resonate with most the parents here. Parents and kids face a harrowing time every year when admission starts, we know the system is broken, the goverment knows it as well and I am sorry to say that rather than helping the courts have only muddied the waters further.

I know Mr. Vohra has taken this issue up time and again but I think we need to put this issue to end once and for all. My suggestion is lets have the goverment and the school associations sort the matter out and keep the courts out of it. The current system is promoting rent seeking at all levels and we the parents and our kids are the sufferers.

Please let me know if Mr. Vohra thinks it is worth taking up with the authorities.

Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on January 8, 2015 at 10:10am

Sachin

See how many comes forward .

Permalink Reply by adisa on January 8, 2015 at 11:19am

YOU rightly said that each and every entity involved in this whole chaos knows exactly that there is chaos....but government wants to sleep through, schools want to reap through and parents and their children have no option but to just be beggars rather than choosers.