Nursery Admissions in Delhi NCR 2025-26

For DPS Mathura road, once after filling the online form, do we need to submit any docs at school or only go if ward is shortlisted for admission. its little fuzzy on the guidelines.

regards,

Abhay

Permalink Reply by Lathaa Manavalan on January 5, 2017 at 6:47pm

Go for DD or Pay order option provided in online registration form.

Permalink Reply by Ankit Gupta on January 5, 2017 at 7:19pm

Thanks

Permalink Reply by Sumit Awasthi on January 5, 2017 at 6:28pm

Respected moderators,

Is there any DOE guideline regarding the refund of fees paid at the time of admission?

Modern Deepali is giving direct admission after paying quarterly fees of Rs.41,000. But they are making parents sign a page saying that I understand and agree that this 41000 will not be refunded if I decide to change my child's school in the future.

Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on January 5, 2017 at 7:46pm

Sumit

Yes but that is valid for delhi schools Modern school deepali comes under its main school in kundli (harayana)

So doe fee refund policy not applicable

http://www.admissionsnursery.com/profiles/blogs/fee-refund-notifica...

Permalink Reply by Vikas on January 6, 2017 at 4:52am

Hello Sumit,My first choice was modern deepali i will highly recommend it and level is at par with modern barakhamba.Visit kundli branch before taking the final decision ,i am sure you will only post here your inputs
No matter how much we talk but we wand good sought after school and the modern has lagacy of 80-90 yrs

Vikas

Permalink Reply by Varun Chawl on January 6, 2017 at 6:18pm

modern deepali has classes till ? I heard they transfer students to kundli branch after 2 years. Is this correct ?

Permalink Reply by Sumit Awasthi on January 7, 2017 at 5:30pm

Yes.

Permalink Reply by Dr Rakesh Kumar on January 5, 2017 at 6:41pm

INDIAN EXPRESS Written by Mallica Joshi | New Delhi | Published:January 5, 2017:

Parents will have to wait longer for the nursery admission guidelines for 298 schools built on government land to be released, even as the admission process in the remaining 1,400 schools is underway.

The Delhi government had earlier decided that these schools — which have a clause in the allotment letter saying they will not refuse admission to applicants from the locality or neighbourhood they are located in — will have to fill seats according to the requirements of the allotment letter. However, the government on Wednesday held a second round of “consultations” with schools to listen to their side.

According to education director Saumya Gupta, schools were called to discuss the admission process and the modalities of admission according to the neighbourhood criteria.

Those who attended the meeting said they voiced several concerns regarding the new process and the government gave them a patient hearing. “We told the education director that the problem with the proposed admission process was that it creates two sets of rules for similar schools. It is a violation of the principle of natural justice. The new rule creates administrative problems, as well as admissions have already begun in 1,400 other schools,” said K Bhattacharya, president, Action Committee of Private Unaided Schools.

He said the decision to impose an allotment letter requirement cannot override an Act passed by the parliament.

“The Delhi Education Act 1978 is an Act passed by the Parliament. It empowers school principals to regulate admissions. Any stipulation cannot over rule an Act of the Parliament. There are also several orders that grant schools autonomy. We discussed all of this during the meeting. I doubt if the guidelines will be released before next week,” Bhattacharya added.

A source also said that once the guidelines are declared, Sanskriti School might be exempted from following the guidelines for neighbourhood as it fell in the category of “special schools” and reserved 60 per cent of its seats for children of central government employees.

Principal Abha Sehgal, however, said the matter was not discussed and they will wait to hear about the admission guidelines from the Directorate of Education. The file on admission criteria was sent to the Lieutenant Governor for approval 10 days ago and the government said it only required his nod for it to declare the admission process. The L-G, sources said, had asked for clarifications regarding a few points on Tuesday evening.

Permalink Reply by abhay bhasin on January 5, 2017 at 6:48pm

Thanks for sharing..quick question.

For DPS Mathura road, once after filling the online form, do we need to submit any docs at school or only go if ward is shortlisted for admission. its little fuzzy on the guidelines.

regards,

Abhay

Permalink Reply by Lathaa Manavalan on January 5, 2017 at 6:51pm

It's clear. Read

Before filling the form please refer to the detailed instructions given under criterion definition carefully.

1.
Fill the form on the website.
2.
Take two/three printouts of the filled form.
3.
A list of short listed candidates for verification and admission, draw of lot in case any, for all categories will be displayed on the school website on the dates specified below. You will be required to bring a print out of the filled form, original documents and attested photocopies on the day of verification. On the day of admission, original documents and a Demand draft will be required for completion of admission formalities.
4.
Please keep a copy / printout of the filled form for your record.