Nursery Admissions in Delhi NCR 2025-26

These new age schools take admission even in the month of March/April. I have seen such cases as one ok my friend got his kid in Mayoor. Since these schools seats are not filled so they are always open to take.

Permalink Reply by Vishal Joshi on September 16, 2014 at 2:12pm

Hi,

Can anybody share nursery fee structure of DPSGV for the session 2015-2016?

regards,

Vishal Joshi

Permalink Reply by Ch. Anil Kumar Patro on September 16, 2014 at 2:20pm

Dear All,
DAV Forms are Out. Please follow following Link for Application. All are requested to give feedback on DAV Noida. As it is not in Limelight, i am confused weather to apply for it or not.
http://davnoida.org/HighlightNewsDoc/352bc4c7-f13a-4951-8b1d-c589f1...

Permalink Reply by Malay Kumar Mani on September 16, 2014 at 3:25pm

Hi,

You can take the admission form from the counter upto 22nd Sep. Amount is 300/- for the form and prospectus.

Permalink Reply by SURUCHI SOOD on September 16, 2014 at 2:31pm

can any one tell that dpsn has a pre- nursery or not?

Permalink Reply by Richa Jha on September 16, 2014 at 4:51pm

No they don't have pre nursery.

Permalink Reply by Preeti Khanna on September 16, 2014 at 2:35pm

Hi All,

The schools demand the fees submission within 2 days. Does anyone know that if they follow this or we can also do it in 4-5 days

Permalink Reply by Varun Gupta on September 16, 2014 at 3:04pm

Dear Preeti and Other Parents,

Step By Step has made a different mark for itself. On all surveys done by different agencies SBS has been rated all together at a different level. Moreover there admission at pre nursery level is like a pre booking for nursery. No one takes back there child from SBS after admitting under normal circumstances.

Kothari is the most established school in new age schools. They have already passed 4-5 batches of 12th. Have flexibility of CBSE and IGCSE curriculums, thus giving flexibility to parents in higher classes. Lower student teacher ratio. Buses all operated by school. No private operator. Equal opportunity to all kids in all spheres rather then concentrating only on kid's specialities.

Mayoor has a mixed feedback on this forum too and some parents whose kids are studying in the school and I have spoken to.

GIIS, Gyanshree are too new to speak for. GIIS has a very small campus. Surely outdoor sports will be an issue.

Shriram has a small campus but has a good faculty and teaching pedagogy.

The difference I have seen in these established and new age schools is that -

Established schools have attitude, they will treat you as only parents and not customers, their faculties are experienced, lower attrition rate of teachers as they are working for a brand, basic facilities to student are provided.

New Age schools treat you as customers not parents. So you have the option to question them. Facilities like air conditioning, swanky buses, well built websites etc are provided. But experienced faculties is a big question. They are in the process of learning and improvising.

So now the question still remains which needs to be answered by respective parent - whether he wants experimentation at a new age school or wants to go into experienced hands.

Concluding Remarks as per me - Either go for Amity Noida or DPS Noida. Else Kothari or Shriram Millenium. I hope that helps

Permalink Reply by Mukesh Singh Chauhan on September 16, 2014 at 3:08pm

Very well said Varun ji, I totally agree with you for SBS all together different school, if got admiited no parents will pull back. Admission starting late to avoid rate race in first week of october. I will compare this one with Sardar Patel (New Delhi)

Permalink Reply by Dr. Ruchika Gupta on September 16, 2014 at 3:37pm

Dear Mukeshji,

Are you a Sardar Patel Alumni. I would like to know what are the criteria that SPV's been following over the last few years for nursery admission, since i would also like my kid to go there if possible.