Nursery Admissions in Delhi NCR 2025-26

Thanks Priyanka. I know that sec 122 classes are being held in DPS Noida for last two years but no idea about admission process. No information on the web also.

Permalink Reply by Gaurav Mehrotra on August 5, 2019 at 12:26pm

What has it to do with DPS 122? Is it related to the parents address?

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Permalink Reply by Alka Joshi on August 5, 2019 at 7:26pm

No its not related to address. We live near DPS Noida. As a parent whose kid is already studying in DPS Noida seeking admission for sibling in another school is tough and very inconvenient. Here comes DPS 122 in picture as the infrastructure is not ready, its a new school and classes are being held in DPS Noida itself. There will be very few takers if you have no association with DPS Noida prior but for sibling cases we will be have to consider this as its a hassle to send two kids to different school.

I hope this clarify the things.

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Permalink Reply by Vishal Garg on August 4, 2019 at 10:05pm

3rd list ...looks like DPS Noida is hype..they got 1800 form after extending deadline 2 time and open admission form for all most 1 month...

Don't know how much student they take in one class & total number of sections. Also what is the criteria of selection no one knows

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Permalink Reply by Alka Joshi on August 5, 2019 at 8:15am

true

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Permalink Reply by Priyanka . on August 5, 2019 at 11:40am

Absolutely. Creating too much hype, keeping admission process open for over two months, teachers being so rude and showing attitude during the assessment process to 2+ years kids... Principal not opening a single statement about their paedagogy or school... as if merely getting called for interaction, we shall be thankful to her highness!

Sorry no ranting, but I reject DPS for my kid :) I can't imagine 14 years of association with DPS Noida as a mother =)

God forbid, if anything happens to my child in the school, I can already imagine the school will completely shut us off from any kind of information and putting all the blame on us or on the kid. I pity that such a great name of the school however current state of matters is an abyss with the residing principal and staff who think of themselves as moolahs.

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Permalink Reply by Alka Joshi on August 5, 2019 at 7:42pm

I know how it looked Priyanka, I completely agree with you on this. They should have handled the whole process better but as in total its a good school with focus on studies as well as extra curricular activities, helpful and considerate teachers(may be my elder one is lucky to have those kind of teachers). But yes the Principal came across as an unapproachable person and so do the others on said day.

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Permalink Reply by Priyanka . on August 6, 2019 at 1:59pm

Though I have heard similar feedback from many parents that results are good with the right focus on studies and extracurricular activities, however, what my observation told me was 1. The teacher assessing the kid was way too rude. I don't expect teachers at Nursery class to lack empathy, compassion, and love. The Nursery staff needs to have infectious energy levels! 2. With a try to boost profit margins, the control on quality level is certainly degrading there too... 3. As an established brand who is enjoying the fruit of their success and most of the parent in a rat race to get into DPS N, management and staff are not in a position where they challenge themselves and keep their act together to prove their metal. They are rather passing the stress to kids to keep the results high by hook or crook.

For me, having a happy child is far more important than having a child who is able to write A B C, cursive writing in the nursery itself but is stressed out and unhappy. At least in primary school, I will not think about DPS. I will be happy to be proven wrong if someone from DPS is reading this and can help me change my mind about them! :)