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Permalink Reply by 0u17sdk29hcj5 on February 2, 2011 at 2:19pm

gr8 idea, i was also thinking of that....

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Permalink Reply by nri18 on February 2, 2011 at 7:13pm

Those who haven't got through any schools need not panic. There is still a silver lining with Dwarka subcity emerging as a hub of schools with good infrastructure and all facilities. Since there are a lot of socities in Dwarka whose draws are still pending, hence availability of seats is comparatively more in new schools compared to any other area. 

It is not that these schools are not good, but only lack brand name. Hence, parents can aproach these schools for admission.

Suggested schools where you might get admission: Presidium, Sachdeva Global, GD Goenka, Indian Hts., Nirmal Bhartia, OPG, MBS, Paramount, Queens Valley, Dwarka Int., Delhi Int., Jinvani, Modern Int.

 

I have heard that there are some reputed schools in Dwarka which have a few management seats available too. For that you need to personally visit the schools. All the best.

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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on February 2, 2011 at 8:45pm

Thanks a lot nri18

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Permalink Reply by 28r5b0xsmsh7u on February 2, 2011 at 8:44pm

if we didnt get chance how can our child be alumni or sibling to these schools.these schools believe in heredity systems or they give education to same dna

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Permalink Reply by nri18 on February 2, 2011 at 11:36pm

In the last 20 years population of Delhi has grown more than 4 times, whereas no new schools have come up except in some new colonies like Dwarka and Rohini. Even in these colonies, last school land given by govt. was in 1999, i.e., more than a decade ago. Here too schools are filling up fast and in 2-3 years won't be in a position to increase seats. Hence, in coming years this situation is going to worsen.

I think it is time that govt. should seriously take up the issue with the schools by either coming up with more schools or arranging for more seats in existing schools by putting 2 shifts. Else, it will be impossible to give good education to our kids in near future.

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Permalink Reply by 3nfpym6d2djdy on February 3, 2011 at 12:08am

स्कूलों में सीट बुक कैसे होता है? क्या सीट बुक करा लेना इस बात की गारंटी है कि उस स्कूल में एडमिशन हो ही जाएगा?

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Permalink Reply by 1yxg79me6th4q on February 3, 2011 at 10:23am

I think that suggestion given by nri18 is very valid.

Schools should start giving classes in two shifts. this will reduce parent's pain as well as schools can double their income being so business centric.

TUM BHI KHUSH HUM BHI KUSH.....Hope the quality will not be detriorated !!!

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Permalink Reply by 0zaon1xovflvy on February 3, 2011 at 11:36am

Birla Vidya Niketan is running its primary section in two shift, morning and afternoon. But I have seen that the kids going to the afternoon shifts have no social life and run an erratic schedule. They return home by 6:30 in the evening. There has to be some other alternative!

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Permalink Reply by nri18 on February 4, 2011 at 1:24am

Point system by some schools is just a hogwash. Many a schools take donations beforehand to fill the seat and later on put those parents names in the list. While most parents spend their time on buying prospectuses of 15-20 schools and then calculating their chances/points, few smart ones go and book their seats beforehand. Jugaad system in Mera Bharat Mahaan.

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