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#Nurseryadmissions - Delhi Assembly Clears 3 Major Education Bills
Delhi Assembly Clears 3 Major Education Bills
New Delhi: Three bills, aimed at reining in private schools, doing away with screening process in nursery admissions and scrapping of no detention policy till class 8 besides bringing in overall systemic reforms in education sector, were on Tuesday passed by Delhi Assembly.
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said the proposed legislations will significantly help slash fees in private schools and if laid down norms are not followed, then violators will be slapped with hefty financial penalty and jail term.
The Delhi School Education (Amendment) Bill (DSEAA) and the Delhi School (Verification of Accounts and Refund of Excess Fee) Bill stipulate hefty fine and imprisonment for violators of various provisions. Ahead of the passage of the bills, two BJP MLAs staged a walk out. The AAP had issued a whip to all its MLAs to vote in favour of these bills.
As per the DSEAA, offenders can be levied penalty of different grades for taking interviews at the entry levels including the nursery admission and charging capitation fees.
Under this amendment, offenders will be liable for a fine which may extend up to Rs. 5 lakh for the first contravention and Rs. 10 lakh for each subsequent contravention.
The Delhi Schools Verification of Accounts and Refund of Excess Fee Bill has a host of provisions aimed at ensuring that private schools show greater accountability in fees accepted and money spent.
Erring schools shall be punishable with fine which may extend to 10 times the capitation fee charged or Rs. 5 lakh whichever is more, the bill envisages. The repeated offenders may also be imprisoned ranging from 3-5 years.
The bill also proposes that the salary and allowances payable to, and terms and conditions of employees of recognised private schools shall be on par with those in government schools.
The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (Delhi Amendment) Bill seeks to do away with the no-detention policy till Class VIII by amending relevant sections of the Right to Education Act, which the government argues, were "prohibiting" quality education in schools.
The Delhi government will now send the bills to Centre for its approval. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said private schools will not be allowed to charge excess fee from the parents.
Mr Kejriwal rejected Opposition's claim that the education bills will benefit private schools, saying under existing policy, nobody can run a school honestly.
"These bills will remove shortcomings of existing education policy. After new legislation, private schools can be run honestly. Government will form a committee which will get accounts of private schools audited through chartered accountants," he said.
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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on
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Jay
I concur with you
1 Govt has confirmed regarding EWS centralised admission as it is covered under RTE ..they need not pass any bill.
2 Our founder Mr Sumit Vohra had sent suggestion 3-4 months back fo Edu Min for CAP Gen Cat but Govt has not decided any admission criteria for Gen cat as of today.
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Kishore
Very good suggestions
Govt is starting Centralised EWS admissions from this year.
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Permalink Reply by Abhishek Govil on
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What happened to the guidelines been set for the new nursery admissions??? any update on the same
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Abhishek
Nothing has been confirmed till date for Gen cat .
Awaited
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By when we can expect forms for nursery admission in Delhi
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Harsh
NO confirm dated might be end of Dec or Jan.
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what I have experienced that we usually try to get admission in first draw to avoid risk and then moved to other school of first choice if we get chance of upgradation.some school show these vacancy as full or fake the actual admission to the parents and DOE and sell these seat as management quota charging high capitation fees which is actually a general seat. There is no remedy unless and until admission and cancelation/upgradation is monitored and updated by DOE.
regards
jay
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Very True
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Thanks kishore
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Kishor
Your suggestion are good .
Post them on common official admission thread to help the parents
http://www.admissionsnursery.com/forum/topics/nurseryadmissions-del...
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Permalink Reply by Suresh Kumar Shukla on
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Kishore ji, good points. But regarding your first point that the school should be available to each child and we need shifts in school for that. I would like to say that in my opinion, the School seats are already available for each child, atleast in Delhi. No child has to sit at home for the lack of school seat. The problem that arises every year is that there are some 15-20 schools where every parent wants to get their child admitted. That will not be solved by having shifts because then most parents will want the morning shift.
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Great work. But what are the chances that Central govt will accept this? I am not very optimistic.
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