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Comment on: Topic 'PARENTS WHO WILL SUFFER -IF CHANGE OF POINTS IN EDUCATION/PROFFESION POINTS HA…': made it mandatory to have 30% reservation for SC/ST. Mr Sumit Vohra, you must raise this point as well, as I feel there is discrimination in Nursery representations for SC/ST and Dalits and backward classes and minorities. All schools - DPS, Modern, Sanskriti, Amity, Bluebells, Achlon, KR Mangalam, Mother Intl, etc, etc should implement this great equaliser. And they should study for free and not thousands. My take: 1. Neighbourhood: It is the government's responsibility to have good schools in all suburbs. All over the world preference is given to children living in the neighbourhood of say 1 to 5 kms. In foreign countries I have seen my friends buy/rent houses in the vicinity of the posh /best schools paying triple the rent/price so that their child is given automatic admission. I really wonder how many parents would be willing to relocate to colonies near their preffered schools??? Nursery child is only 3 years old and its not fair to subject such a small baby to travel huge distances. We like a really good school in Noida but are simply not ready to subject our baby to 1 hour of commute each way from Moti bagh. What happen if the school bus breaks down in high summer or monsoons/traffic jams? Or a medical emergency? 2. Sibling: It is but natural and correct in every aspect to have all siblings study in the same school. Ease of transportation, ease of attending PTA's, ease of older sibling looking after the younger one, same books, uniforms, holidays together. All schools say that they have X number of seats for general category (non sibling etc). I have an elder daughter in a school and my son is not able to get into that school because of the point system. Had the point system been there 4 years ago my daughter would have got all the points and my son too would have made it. Girl child: With the crazy ratio of boys and girls in the North India, the government is making an effort to give importance to a girl child. My son will not get points but Life is all about what it serves you and what you make out of it. Abdul Kalam became India's best scientist inspite of being from a poor background and he made his way to the top... Professional qualification: Well we are average parents - not PG but both me and my wife have got double bachelors. The schools where we have applied do not give points for qualifications but then where does the argument stop???? Some schools have a strict business parent selection criterea for donation purposes. Sanskriti and DPS favour government employees and in Saskriti there is discrimination between various government departments... Alumni: All over the world again preference is given to alumni's children. Its a tradition. If a parent has spent 12 years of life in a school they will always look upon their alma mater for their children.I am from out of Delhi and my wife is from a very good convent in south delhi. Now where does my son get the points to go to a convent? I was in favour of putting my elder daughter in my wife's school (which is only 15 minutes away) but my wife was hell bent that our daughter is not subjected to a convent... So??? Intercaste marriage: we could have had 5 points for this as I am a Himachali Khatri and my wife a Jain. But this year there are no points for it? Synopsis: I would suggest that we all should take a deep breath and continue with the points as it is FOR THIS INTAKE and whatever suggestions are to be given should be done now for next year and clear, thoughtful guidlines be drafted by July 2010 to be implemented for 2011. Last minute changes are no good and let me tell you - all these changes would benefit the schools and their vested interest. I read in the paper that Modern has been asked to disclose its points and selection criterea. Mr Vohra, have they done it? Once the admissions are over no one will even remember it nor bother about it. No body has filed a RTI for getting the answers.... Whatever rules you make there will always be a percentage of people who will find it unfair and the government has to take a stand.... Jai Dilli, Jai Bharat!…; Added by girdhar at 7:14pm on January 29, 2010

Comment on: Topic 'PARENTS WHO WILL SUFFER -IF CHANGE OF POINTS IN EDUCATION/PROFFESION POINTS HA…': until now the DoE has not made it mandatory to have 30% reservation for SC/ST. Mr Sumit Vohra, you must raise this point as well, as I feel there is discrimination in Nursery representations for SC/ST and Dalits and backward classes and minorities. All schools - DPS, Modern, Sanskriti, Amity, Bluebells, Achlon, KR Mangalam, Mother Intl, etc, etc should implement this great equaliser. And they should study for free and not thousands.My take:1. Neighbourhood: It is the government's responsibility to have good schools in all suburbs. All over the world preference is given to children living in the neighbourhood of say 1 to 5 kms. In foreign countries I have seen my friends buy/rent houses in the vicinity of the posh /best schools paying triple the rent/price so that their child is given automatic admission. I really wonder how many parents would be willing to relocate to colonies near their preffered schools???Nursery child is only 3 years old and its not fair to subject such a small baby to travel huge distances. We like a really good school in Noida but are simply not ready to subject our baby to 1 hour of commute each way from Moti bagh. What happen if the school bus breaks down in high summer or monsoons/traffic jams? Or a medical emergency?2. Sibling: It is but natural and correct in every aspect to have all siblings study in the same school. Ease of transportation, ease of attending PTA's, ease of older sibling looking after the younger one, same books, uniforms, holidays together. All schools say that they have X number of seats for general category (non sibling etc). I have an elder daughter in a school and my son is not able to get into that school because of the point system. Had the point system been there 4 years ago my daughter would have got all the points and my son too would have made it.Girl child: With the crazy ratio of boys and girls in the North India, the government is making an effort to give importance to a girl child. My son will not get points but Life is all about what it serves you and what you make out of it. Abdul Kalam became India's best scientist inspite of being from a poor background and he made his way to the top...Professional qualification: Well we are average parents - not PG but both me and my wife have got double bachelors. The schools where we have applied do not give points for qualifications but then where does the argument stop???? Some schools have a strict business parent selection criterea for donation purposes. Sanskriti and DPS favour government employees and in Saskriti there is discrimination between various government departments...Alumni: All over the world again preference is given to alumni's children. Its a tradition. If a parent has spent 12 years of life in a school they will always look upon their alma mater for their children.I am from out of Delhi and my wife is from a very good convent in south delhi. Now where does my son get the points to go to a convent? I was in favour of putting my elder daughter in my wife's school (which is only 15 minutes away) but my wife was hell bent that our daughter is not subjected to a convent... So???Intercaste marriage: we could have had 5 points for this as I am a Himachali Khatri and my wife a Jain. But this year there are no points for it?Synopsis: I would suggest that we all should take a deep breath and continue with the points as it is FOR THIS INTAKE and whatever suggestions are to be given should be done now for next year and clear, thoughtful guidlines be drafted by July 2010 to be implemented for 2011. Last minute changes are no good and let me tell you - all these changes would benefit the schools and their vested interest. I read in the paper that Modern has been asked to disclose its points and selection criterea. Mr Vohra, have they done it? Once the admissions are over no one will even remember it nor bother about it. No body has filed a RTI for getting the answers....Whatever rules you make there will always be a percentage of people who will find it unfair and the government has to take a stand....Jai Dilli, Jai Bharat! …; Added by Sanjeev Kukreja at 9:49pm on January 29, 2010

Comment on: Blog Post 'NURSERY ADMISSION RESULTS 2013-2014 COMMON THREAD FOR -1) FIRST CONFIRMED LIST…': St Colombus 15/2/2013 6 GD Salwan 2/2/2013 7 Sansktriti 15/2/2013 8 Mothers International 1/2/2013 9 KR Mangalam 30/1/2013 10 Summer fields 30/1/2013 11 Cambridge 12 DAV 13 Springdales 9/2/2013 15/2/2013 14 DPS 11/2/2013 15 Ambience 22/1/2013 16 Hope Hall foundation …; Added by Anjali chauhan at 5:05pm on January 17, 2013

Topic: Asian Age-10 Mar- Nursery seat a matter of good fortune, say dejected parents: ld girl, had applied to 55 schools in the hopes of increasing her child’s chances of admission. After the first list was released, many parents have voiced their dejection with the school system. (Representational image) New Delhi: Only good fortune can help one secure a seat in nursery class in the national capital. Or that is what Munmun Vij is forced to think. Ms Vij, mother of a three-year-old girl, had applied to 55 schools in the hopes of increasing her child’s chances of admission. But she was left dejected on Wednesday when the first list of the selected candidates was released. “It’s like a lucky draw. It seems applying to so many schools was not enough. I was hoping to see her name in at least one school out of the 55 we had applied to. She had the points of distance, first born, and girl child, but we couldn’t secure a seat, not even in the waiting list of the schools within a distance of 1-3 km,” she said. Even though her daughter’s name appeared in the waiting list of two schools — Springdales in Dhaula Kuan and K.R. Mangalam — Ms Vij, a resident of South Extension, is not much hopeful. “Her name is among 200 other children and those schools are a little far from my house. I don’t think there is much chance,” she said. For parents like Ms Vij, the only remaining options are continuing with playschools or getting admission in the NCR areas. Sumit Vohra, founder of admisisonsnursery.com which is an online community for parents, said that many parents are blocking seats in the schools in the NCR area just like previous years. However, the number of parents going to Gurugram or Noida has increased manifold this year. Ms Vij is not alone. After the first list was released, many parents have voiced their dejection with the school system. “A school, just across my house, denied my daughter admission in nursery because of low points — because I am neither an alumni nor does she have a sibling in that school. My girl is my first child and my son is 1 year old now. Also, I was told that if she was a single child, she would have got 15 extra points. Pathetic education system,” a parent posted Mr Vohra’s website. Mr Vohra said that even though it has been a problem every year, this has been the worst year so far for the parents in the last ten years as schools started misusing their autonomy by formulating their own rules. “For example DPS (Mathura Road) called parents to submit the fees on February 28 itself, even before the release of the first list. Many sought-after-schools are asking for donation openly... starting from a minimum of Rs 1 lakh onwards,” he said. Talking about the parents, he added: “The same parents, who wanted management quota to be removed, are now eager to get admission for their child under it.” …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:33am on March 10, 2017

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2024-25 official thread for Admission Form…': Distance from the School Up to 10 Kms 65 Up to 12 Kms 40 Beyond 12 Kms 30 3 Sibling of the School 25 Total 100 Total No. of Seats for Session 2024-25 160 No. of Open seats other than EWS 120 No. of seats under EWS 40 A relaxation of upto 30 days may be granted for both the lower and upper age limits. KG AND ABOVE 1Admission in KG and above classes is strictly on the basis on the availability of the seats in the desired class. 2An admission entrance test is usually conducted and based on the meritorious performance in the written exam and the interaction, admission is granted. . Session 2024-25 ADMISSION SCHEDULE FOR NURSERY CLASS FOR GENERAL CATEGORY (Other than EWS/DG/CWSN Category Seats) AS PER DIRECTORATE OF EDUCATION ADMISSION SCHEDULE FOR NURSERY CLASS S.NO. PARTICULARS TIME SCHEDULETimings: 8:30 am to 2 pm 1 Availability of Forms Thursday, 23.11.2023 2 Last date of submission of application forms in School Friday, 15.12.2023 3 Date of Displaying the First List of SelectedCandidates (including Waiting List) Friday, 12.01.2024 4 The date of displaying the Second List of Selected Candidates, if any (including Waiting List) Monday, 29.01.2024 5 Closure of admission process Friday, 08.03.2024 Note: The Pre-Primary classes (Nursery & KG) are being run at K R Mangalam World School, A-1 Block, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi-110063. Admission Process NURSERY You can apply Online or Offline. To Apply ONLINE click here To apply OFFLINE, the form can be collected from the school reception. Submit the form at the school reception along with the copy of the following documents: aAadhaar Card of the child bAadhaar Card of the parents cBirth Certificate of the child dThree passport size photographs of child and parents eProof of residence of parents (Voter ID Card / Aadhaar UID Card / Passport / Domicile Certificate / Ration Card / Electricity Bill / MTNL Bill / Water Bill / Any other document supported by a government department in the name of any of the parents or child) fNotary attested Affidavit affirming that he/she is the first born child. . https://krmangalamvikaspuri.com/admission-process/…; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 9:07pm on November 22, 2023

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2017 -18 official thread for Admission Form…': Bhartia Dwarka Indraprastha Intl School Dwarka Maxfort Dwarka Queens Valley School Dwarka Shree Ram World School Dwarka Banasthali Vikaspuri Adarsh Public School Vikaspuri PMS(St Francis) Janakpuri Oxford School Vikaspuri St Marks Girls School Meera Bagh KR mangalam Vikaspuri DAV Vikaspuri Brain International Vikaspuri Columbia Vikaspuri St Peters Convent Vikaspuri Indraprastha World School Paschim Vihar Thanks Gaurav Mount Carmel Sec 22 Dwarka NK Bagrodia Sec 4 Dwarka Nirmal Bhartia Dwarka Indraprastha Intl School Sec 10 Dwarka Maxfort Sec 10 Dwarka Queens Valley School Dwarka Shree Ram World School Sec 9 Dwarka Banasthali Block G Vikaspuri Adarsh Public School Block C Vikaspuri PMS(St Francis) Block C1 Janakpuri Oxford School Block F Vikaspuri St Marks Girls School Meera Bagh Meera Bagh KR mangalam Block G Vikaspuri DAV Block D Vikaspuri Brain International Block H Vikaspuri Columbia Block D Vikaspuri St Peters Convent Block C Vikaspuri Indraprastha World School Paschim Vihar Paschim Vihar …; Added by Gaurav Taneja at 5:27pm on February 24, 2017

Comment on: Topic '#NurseryAdmissions - Delhi Admissions Open 2016-2017 ~ Common official thread f…': G group - 63 3% seats as Staff Quota - 7 20% seats under Management Quota - 50 Remaining seats are for General category - 130 All General category seats will be allotted on the basis of maximum points obtained under the parameters given below. In case there is a tie, draw of lots will be conducted. Registration form http://www.saintmarksschool.com/meerabagh/about_sms/add_infor/admission_2016_17/regis_general.pdf AREAS WHERE SCHOOL TRANSPORT IS AVAILABLE BUS STOPS Bus Route 1 Multan Nagar Main Road ; A – 6 Nivedita Enclave Rohtak Road ; Avtar Enclave Paschim Vihar ; A – 5 Paschim Vihar ; A – 2 Police Station Paschim Vihar ; A – 1 Lal Market Paschim Vihar ; Peera Ghari Chowk ; Mianwali Nagar ; Guru Harkrishan Nagar ; GH – 13 and GH - 14 Paschim Vihar ; Sayyed Gaon 2 Keshav Pur Depot ; C.R.P.F. Main Road Vikas Puri ; Vikas Puri Extn. ; Pastry Palace Vikas Puri ; Himgiri Aptt. Vikas Puri Main Rd. 3 Maruti Service Station Najafgarh Road ; Ratan Park Ramesh Nagar ; Moti Nagar Main Road ; Karam Pura ; Karam Pura Terminal ; Punjabi Bagh West ; Guru Nanak Pub. School Punjabi Bagh Red Light ; Punjabi Bagh Club Road ; Madi Pur Red Light 4 A – 3 Green Aptt. Paschim Vihar. ; Nav Bhart Aptt. ; A – 4 Ritu Aptt. ; Balaji Hospital ; B – 1 and B – 2 Paschim Vihar ; Jawala Heri Red Light ; I.F.C.I Gate Paschim Vihar 5 A – Block Kirti Nagar ; Kirti Nagar Gol Chakkar ; Kirti Nagar C Block ; Police Station Kirti Nagar ; S.D. Public School Ramesh Nagar ; Sardar Resham Singh Marg Ramesh Nagar ; Kids Play School Kirti Nagar ; Yes Bank Najafgarh Road 6 E.S.I. Hospital Main Road ; Bali Nagar ; Bali Nagar Red Light Najafgarh Road ; Sanatan Dharm Mandir Ramesh Nagar ; Yog Sadna Park Ramesh Nagar ; Ramesh Nagar Double Storey ; Raja Garden ; Raja Garden Red Light 7 Old Mahavir Nagar Main Road ; Kangra Niketan Vikas Puri ; Vikas Kunj Vikas Puri ; Gujranwala Aptt. Vikaspuri ; Vikas Puri Red Light ; C – Block Vikas Puri 8 JG – III Vikas Puri ; H – Block Vikas Puri ; J – Block Vikas Puri ; H – 1 Vikas Puri ; H – Block Market Vikas Puri ; K.R. Mangalam School Vikas Puri ; Navyug Aptt. Vikas Puri ; Mamta Modern School Vikas Puri ; Brotherhood Aptt. Vikas Puri ; Neel Kamal Aptt. Vikas Puri ; Laxmi Vihar Aptt. Vikas Puri 9 K.G.1 M.I.G. Flats Vikas Puri ; G.G.I. Vikas Puri ; C – Block Gurudwara Vikas Puri ; Oxford School Vikas Puri ; Gangotri Aptt. Vikas Puri ; F – Block Vikas Puri ; Panchvati Aptt. Vikas Puri ; H – Block Near Lal Market Vikas Puri 10 U.K. Nursing Home Vikas Puri ; M – Block Vikas Puri ; Kerela School Vikas Puri ; Indira Gandhi College C - Block Vikas Puri ; D – Block Arya Samaj Mandir Vikas Puri ; Columbia School Vikas Puri ; Gulmohar Aptt. Vikas Puri ; Ravi Aptt. Vikas Puri ; Arjun Aptt. Vikas Puri 11 Tagore Garden Extn. ; Tagore Garden Gurudwara ; D.M.S. Booth FD Block Tagore Garden ; Jai Kirshan Tere Marg ; Police Booth Kisti Wala Park Tagore Garden ; Vishal Enclave ; Shiv Mandir Tagore Garden ; F.S. Block, Tagore Garden ; Vishal Cinema Rajouri Garden ; Mehta Chowk Raghubir Nagar ; BG – 7 and B – 5 Paschim Vihar ; GH – 2 Paschim Vihar 12 Mother Dairy M.I.G Flats Rajouri Garden ; Cambridge School Rajouri Garden ; R.N. Jewellers Rajouri Garden ; Petrol Pump Subhash Nagar ; Subhash Nagar Gol Chakkar ; Subhash Nagar 2 – 3 Block ; Ajay Enclave Subhash Nagar ; Subhash Nagar Red Light FEE STRUCTURE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2016-17 FOR ENTRY CLASS – STD - I Admission Fee - Rs.200/- Tuition Fee - Rs.7700/- pm Annual Charges - Rs.10800/- Development Charges: 15% of Annual Tuition Fee (payable in two installments – in the month of May and November 2016). …; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 5:42pm on December 29, 2015

Comment on: Topic 'ADVICE - South Delhi - Parents Unsuccessful With the First List': ame is not even there is the First Waiting List of any of the schools. My suggestion is for all of us to come together and file a petition with Delhi High Court . As our kids have the basic right to decent standard of Education. Our Kids need to accommodated in a school of our locality and standard. I have decided to pursue it in Delhi High Court if any one else wants to come along he/she may contact me by sending a text of WhatsApp on 9540738302. School Location Springdales Dhaula Kuan RSJ Modern School Humayun Road Bharti Vidya Bhavan KG Marg Father Agnel Gautam Nagar Guru Harkishan India Gate Sardar Patel Lodhi Road Bluebells East Of Kailsh DPS Mathura Road DPS East Of Kailsh Mothers International Aurobindo Marg DPS International RK Puram Ramjas School RK Puram Summer Field Kailash Colony KR Mangalam G K 2 Sriram School Vasant Vihar Vasant Valley Vasant Kunj Frank Anthony Lajpat Nagar Amrita Vidyalayam Pushp Vihar The Indian School Sadiq Nagar Modern Vasant Vihar Chinmaya Vidyalaya Vasant Vihar Banyan Tree Loddhi Road …; Added by Yogesh Nanda at 11:35am on March 8, 2017

Topic: Ashok Ganguly, the former CBSE chairmen who devised the points system for Delhi schools in 2007 and Mr Sumit Vohra founder AN.com do the Result Analysis for Nursery Admissions ~Zee News |PTI 12 feb: ointed and complain that schools have flouted rules. The results show that on average over 70 percent girls have managed to make into the lists in many schools, while the ratio is more than 95 percent in a reputed school in Dwarka. The list of about 430 selected children available on the website of St Thomas' School in Dwarka shows that less than 10 boys have been able to make the cut. "There's hardly any boy in the list. Being a co-ed school it should have been fair with both the genders," said Mandeep Kapoor, who has applied in the school for his son's admission. "If not, they should have mentioned it earlier, so that we would have not wasted out time in applying in the school," said another parent, not wishing to be named. "My son has been selected in the school, but I am just reluctant to send my child to the school," she told a news agency. When asked, the school's admission coordinator Neebha said, "We preferred girl children for admission into nursery classes. The few boys whose names appeared in the list were actually decided by the school management." The other reputed schools in the city that have given undue preference to girls included Birla Vidya Niketan, Pushpa Vihar; Heritage School, Vasant Kunj, GD Goenka Vasant Kunj among others. Experts attribute this skewed girl-boy ratio to faults in the points system being followed by schools this year. "The roots of the problem stem from the defects in the points system. Many schools gave points separately under 'girl child' and 'first child', which have given an edge to girls over boys this year," says Sumit Vohra, founder of online parents forum 'Admissionsnursery.com'."Giving incentives to girls is not bad. But it is needed more in rural set ups not in metros like Delhi," he reasoned. Ashok Ganguly, the former CBSE chairmen who devised the points system for Delhi schools in 2007, pointed out that lack of a uniform points system is the key reason behind this problems."Unless a uniform selection procedure is being followed strictly across the board, such problems are likely to surface every admission season," he said. The lists released by schools in the second round had very few names, adding to parents' disappointment. On seeing the lists containing only eight to ten names, parents alleged that many schools had not considered children who figured in the wait-listed. "My son was in the wait-list of KR Mangalam World School in GK II. But in the second list out few days ago, there were hardly any names of children from the wait list," said Neha, a resident of that locality. "When I demanded a clarification, the school officials said there is no rule which suggests that wait-listed candidates will be selected in the second list," she said. The situation at the school's Vikash Puri branch is also the same, said another anxious parent Taneet Arora. "Interestingly, the school has put up a list on its notice boards which has only 10 names and all begin with alphabet A," explained Arora, who has applied for his daughter's admission in 24 schools, but is yet to find a place for her. Meanwhile, authorities in GK-II branch reportedly said, "We will come out with a third list only after the admissions are done. But currently we are admitting only those children whose names have appeared in the two lists." Parents and experts alleged that several schools have manipulated the selection procedure to suit their interests. "It appears that such schools are manipulating the selection procedure by encouraging backdoor entries with hefty donations," Vohra said."There are some schools which have given points under sibling as well as first child. How on earth is it possible that a first child can get points for being a sibling," he said, adding that, the Directorate of Education needs to take such complaints seriously. Ganguly, however, said all the chaos and controversies being witnessed today arise from "the skewed demand and supply ratio.""The government needs to strengthen its schools to address this problem," he added. http://zeenews.india.com/news/delhi/delhi-girls-outshine-boys-in-nursery-list-too_758000.html…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 3:32pm on February 12, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2023-24 official thread for Admission Form…': Points 1. Girl Child/First Child 10 2. Distance from the School Up to 12 Kms 65 Beyond 12 Kms 40 3. Sibling of the School 25 100 K.R. Mangalam World School, GK II Schedule for Nursery Admissions 2023-2024 Total No. of seats for session 2022-2023 160 No. of seats under EWS 40 Distribution of admission form commences on 01.12.2022 (Thursday) Last date for receipt of applications 23.12.2022 (Friday) Uploading the details of children who have applied to the school for admission under open seats. 06.01.2023 (Friday) Uploading marks (as per points system) given to each of the children who applied for admission under open seats. 13.01.2023 (Friday) Draw of lots 14.01.2023 (Saturday) 9:30 am Display of First List of selected children/ Waiting list on the school notice board 20.01.2023 (Saturday) 9:30 am Date of displaying the second list, if any 06.02.2023 (Monday) https://krmangalam.com/gk2/admission-for-class-nursery/ …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 6:00pm on November 29, 2022