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Permalink Reply by Jsingh on January 1, 2019 at 8:45pm

Check with modern international school sector 19

Permalink Reply by Dr Juhi on January 1, 2019 at 8:57pm

Hi Harish, Try in  DPS,BGS, Nirmal Bhartia,Vis sec 10 the are far better and among most sought after schools  in dwarka.

Permalink Reply by Bindesh Pandey on January 2, 2019 at 8:33am

Explore Basava, BGS, Bal Bharati, DPS, SVIS, Nirmal Bhartia and Mount Carmel too.

Between the two choices - maxfort is better

Permalink Reply by Rakesh on January 2, 2019 at 11:44am

If you reside in sector 7 and you do not qualify for reservations like Sibling, alumni or management. I think it does not even make sense (distance to school criteria) to apply in DPS, Basava, Bal Bharti and Mount Carmel. The best school near you is VIS sector 10. Maxfort is obviously closest. Maxform should not be a problem because they also admit in MaxKids alongwith the main school. So the chances are higher in Maxfort. Keep DIS as a backup for last option. You also have DAV, Indraprastha, Shriram close by. You should definitely apply in all three. 

Permalink Reply by Dr Juhi on January 2, 2019 at 11:57am

I agree with Rakesh but as per previous  year parents Nirmal Bhartia  is the only  school that does not charge for management seat.

Permalink Reply by neeru mehta on January 2, 2019 at 2:32pm

Hello Mr. Pandey,

How is BGS?

Could you rank the schools mentioned by you in your response to Harish? 

Thanks

Permalink Reply by Rakesh on January 2, 2019 at 4:33pm

Hi Neeru, 

Please understand that school rankings process in India is very vague. Not even faintly close to university ranking process. It is not advisable to take any decision basis any ranking whatsoever. You may form an opinion/perception based on these rankings which is fine. Common perception about top schools in dwarka (in order) would be : DPS, VIS, Mount Carmel, Bal Bharti, Nirmal Bhartia, BGS, Modern Convent, St. Thomas and so on and so forth..

Pls do not focus more on these rankings. Apply everywhere and decide once you get the offer.

 

Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on January 2, 2019 at 4:57pm

I agree with Rakesh.

We don't endorse surveys.Parents first hand feedback is the genuine review.

Permalink Reply by neeru mehta on January 3, 2019 at 4:16pm

Thank you Rakesh Ji for your response.

I stay in Sector 6 dwarka and we are applying to as many schools as we can think of.

Need one more help - parents kindly advise which all schools require the hard copy of the form to be submitted IN ADDITION to the online form submitted?

I understand Bal Bharti and NP bagrodia require hard copy to be submitted as well? I have filled in their online forms.

Please guide. Thank you

Permalink Reply by jayant bichhal on January 3, 2019 at 12:09am

Hello Harish - You've a difficult job at hand, getting your daughter moved to school where your son gets lucky in Nursery lottery system so it is advisable that to maximize your options apply for Nursery admission in as many as schools you can as the seat for for class IV will be vacancy based and not every school will have it. Apply in schools even if out of your distance criteria (just check for school transport if they provide) eg I applied in Indian Heights very far from my place but got called from them for admission at the time of my Daughter's admission few years back. All the best!

Permalink Reply by Rakesh on January 3, 2019 at 9:32am

Sure. But dont forget that distance criteria this year is not same as few years back...

Permalink Reply by Hitesh on January 6, 2019 at 6:19pm

What is the difference in distance criteria this time?