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17 Feb 2014 Hindustan Times Hopes wane as nursery lotteries progress
NEW DELHI: Nursery admissions, which are on in full swing in the city, have left a large number of parents disappointed. The children of most of these parents could not make the cut to any of the schools this year after a draw of lots. SONU MEHTA / HT Parents protest against lack of transparency in the nursery admission process at Jantar Mantar on Sunday.
Miffed at the way the admission process was carried out, a group of parents from Admissionsnursery.com on Sunday staged a protest at Jantar Mantar, demanding greater transparency in the inter-state transfer points allotted to the parents.
They alleged that the interstate transfer criterion was subject to manipulation.
“Even though the DOE has allotted five points to interstate transfer criterion, it proved unfair for most of us. It is completely ambiguous and leaves a lot of parents at a disadvantage,” said Tarun Bhattacharya, a parent.
Some parents had applied to as many as 30 schools. But their hopes too have been flagging as the lottery process in these schools progresses. With more than 4.5 lakh applications received by nearly 970 private schools in the city, parents say that chances of their children making it to a school of their choice are slim.(Data Given by Mr Sumit Vohra)
“Most parents who have applied to schools have 70-75 points. Of those who have 75 points, there are parents with points for alumni or inter-state transfers. All these parents are put through the lottery process. So for an average of 100 seats, there are nearly 1,5002,000 applications and most of us end up being left out,” he added.
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Permalink Reply by sajjad ahmad on
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This is totally pathetic we parent with 70 point are left with no hope. We r in bizarre situation don't knw what t do where t go, this is t worst guideline ever.
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all guidelines are OK except of Inter-state Transfer point
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I agree to Dr. Ashish Gupta, in my opinion there should be no point of inter-state transfer and distance criteria should have some slabs as dr. Gupta said o-2km, 2-4km and so on...
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But now what could be done, as time has already left
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There are more than 15 schools which are in range of 0-3 km from my residence but all in vain, as it is of no value.
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Same here, with 70 points I have lost chance in the closest school which is just half a km from my home and other schools which is 7.5kms. all same.
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I think we people of Delhi are so benevolent that we offer our seat to someone else via Inter-state Transfer points system. So much tense what to do now
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shall we write to LG (all 70 pointers)
Sumit sir/ Sakshi ma'am, pls help.
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LG knows everything. Point is whether he will take some action or not.
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Permalink Reply by sarika9911@gmail.com on
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Can u tell me selected list of ryan international school in vasant kunj
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Plz let me know what is next step that we can take to fight against this unjustified process. I am game for it.
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As per RTE the One-and-only factor which should be considered as the deciding factor for admission is neighbourhood, NO other factor, I repeat NO other factor should be a deciding factor in admissions, the guidelines of 2014-2015 are contradictory to RTE.
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