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My elder son is going to BVN ( its on Govt. Land) which is 5 km from my house, as per new guidelines dt 7/1/17, it seems very difficult to get admission in nursery for my younger son,
Instead Govt. should allow admission for all
Sibling case first & then after neighbour criteria should be applied.
Otherwise parents having 2 children can not be in same school,
Govt. Should reconsider this.

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Permalink Reply by Dr Akshay Kapoor on January 8, 2017 at 4:11pm

Exactly
We are in the same boat
Decision should be amended

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Permalink Reply by harish walia on January 8, 2017 at 10:04pm

Well said, same horrible situation with me. Maximum good schools are in posh areas. In this govt decision, only residents in that localities will get benefit. As if we are come out of 3 km redius we 99.99% loss the chance to get the admission for our child. Last hope of sibling also lost. What do i do. No ways....

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Permalink Reply by Dr Akshay Kapoor on January 8, 2017 at 10:17pm

Myopic senseless decision
It will create more confusion and hopelessness
All the children in that locality will not get admitted to a particular school
Our children as it is don't have a chance to be in their sibling's school
Just a bad decision to vote for asses like Kejriwal and his buffoons

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Permalink Reply by Ankush Khurana on January 8, 2017 at 10:25pm

This guidelines is totally not fair, for kalkaji , there is no school within 1 km range, min. Distance is 2 km. And in some cities like Alaknanda, pushpvihar, GK2, there are many schools together in same lane.