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In a list of “non-eligible” applicants released by DPS Dwarka, 521 EWS category students were found to be dropped from the admission process after having duly filled and submitted the forms.
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Schools keep on flouting rules, no respite for EWS students
Wednesday, 12 February 2014 | Aditi Gupta | New Delhi
Confusion and complaints regarding nursery admissions continue unabated in the Capital as schools continue to flout guidelines. Falling victim to the “arbitrary” upper age limit fixed by a popular school, over 500 children of the economically weaker section were denied admission on the ground that their age was above four years.
In a list of “non-eligible” applicants released by DPS Dwarka, 521 EWS category students were found to be dropped from the admission process after having duly filled and submitted the forms. Going against the DoE guidelines and 2007 Gazette notification on the same, the school arbitrarily announced that children born between April 1, 2010 and March 31, 2011 were only being considered applicable.
Sumit Vohra, founder of Admissionsnursery.com, who has repeatedly complained to the Directorate of Education against such practices by schools, said, “It is absolutely unfair. I have made several complaints to the Delhi Government and DoE about the arbitrary upper age limit being set by schools but no action has been taken so far. The L-G order on the guidelines mentions this practice while referring it to the 2007 Gazette notification which prohibits schools from doing so.”
As per the 2007 notification by the city Government, there is no bar on children older than the minimum age of three years prescribed for nursery admissions. “The admission guidelines dated December 2013 also refers to the 2007 notification for the issue of upper age limit. Hence the schools can under no circumstance impose an upper age limit on applicants,” said Vohra, an activist. However, the Director of Education was not available for comment.
Meanwhile parents continue to fret about the uncertainty that prevails now. Several parents have been at the receiving end of this brazen flouting by schools and complain that this was the second time their kids were denied admission. “This time he has been denied admission for being over 4 years of age. Next year she will be five years then they will again disqualify her. When they accepted our forms in which we mentioned the age, then why have we been dropped now?” asked a parent.
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Permalink Reply by Mrs Areej on
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SUMIT SIR N SAKSHI..
this issue is also really pathetic..my son is 3yr 7 mnth..no admission this yr as 70 points..next yr he will be 4 yr n 7 mnths..then svhool will set upper age limit...I M TIRED..WHAT TO DO..DOE DO SUMTHING
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Same goes with me many school say they won't accept forms for nursery if my child is 4+ rosary school is one of them
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Amit thn wht to do in this case..if no admsn this yr..kids will go to play svhool n thn if we apply nxt yr..UPPER AGE LIMIT....jabki sumit sir has now n again did complaints of schul regrding this issue
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Bhai ab to wait BHEE nahi hoga
After all its my son's one year. Or agle
Saal
KI BHEE kya guarantee hai
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Ab right to education known Ko aag laga
do
Agar mere bete
Ko admission ma mile to kya fayda aise
Kanoon ka
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Permalink Reply by Sudipa Ray Chaudhary on
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I have similar experience with -
DPS Vasant Kunj
Holy Child Auxilium
Ram Jas RK Puram
Tagore International
Ryan Vasant Kunj
SB DAV Vasant Vihar
Just bcos my child is 4+ I was told clearly that you may submit form but there is no possibility. Tagore didn't accept the form.
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Why my reply got deleted I am firm on my stand agar koi Kanoon bache ka Saal kharab Karen to use aag laga do
Right to education Ko aag laga do
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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on
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amit who deleted and where sorry some confusion(no one from our team)
I can see it above
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DPS Dwarka did not shortlisted my daughter for same reason....hansraj school did not accpetd my form...for the same reason....may be schools which accepted the forms...will drop my daughters application....due to upper age restrictions.....
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More than 50% of people applying under EWS are fake applicants. I don't understand how do they manage to get EWS certificates. I myself saw a parent driving a Honda City car, carrying a Samsung Galaxy note phone applying under EWS category! Isn't that pathetic? Even if someone justifies that he might have been the driver of owner of that car, can someone who barely earns 1 lakh a year afford a phone that costs 40k? I think there should be stricter verification of people who apply under EWS category.
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