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Topic: Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2018-19 official thread for Admission Form Dates/Feedback etc: 19 Exclusive thread- All parents are requested to post results only. A BIG THANK YOU ! - Small Note <p><a href="https://www.admissionsnursery.com/forum/topics/vacant-seats-hansraj-model-school-punjabi-bagh" target="_blank">https://www.admissionsnursery.com/forum/topics/vacant-seats-hansraj...</a></p>"">Vacant Seats - Hansraj Model School, Punjabi Bagh. My Kids first day at school~ Pls share pics in school uniform also first day experience :) AN.com : My Kid's First Step: First month at school Ahlcon International Ahlcon Public School Amity(Saket/Pushp Vihar/Mayur Vihar) APJ (Saket) APJ(Pitampura) APJ(Sheikh Sarai) AMRITA VIDYALAYAM ADARSH KIDERGARDEN (VIKASPURI) Arwachin International School Arwachin Bharti Bhawan (Vivek Vihar) AFBBS/TAFS/AFGJI ASN SR SEC ASN International AMBIENCE Amrita Public School ABHINAV GLOBAL (DWARKA) Aadharshila Vidyapeeth ASTER (Mayur Vihar ) Air Force Nursery School ASTER (Mayur Vihar ) BGS BVN Bluebells Banyan Tree Bal Bharti ( Gangaram Marg) Bal Bharti (Pitampura) BAL BHARTI (ROHINI) Bal Bharti Dwarka Bhatnagar Int (VK) Bhatnagar Foundation (VK) Bhatnagar Int (PV) Basava Int BLOOM Bal Bhawan(Mayur Vihar) Bal Bhawan (Dwarka) Bal Bhavan(Swasthya Vihar) Brain International (Vikas Puri) BHARTI PUBLIC (SV/MV) BRILLIANT'S CONVENT(PP) BOSCO PUBLIC SCHOOL (P.V) BALVANTRAY MEHTA VIDYA BHAWAN Banasthali Public School (Vikaspuri) Bharat National (Karkardooma) British School BVBMehtaVidyalaya BHAI PARMANAND (Surya Niketan) Cambridge (NFC) CJM Chinmaya Vidyalaya Cambridge Foundation School (Entry level Class 1) CSKM CRPF (ROHINI) CRPF (DWARKA) Carmel Convent Don Bosco DPS (RKP) DPS Mathura Road DPS Vasant Kunj DPS Dwarka DPS ROHINI DPS International DELHI POLICE PUBLIC SCHOOL DAV(Shreshta Vihar) DAV(Suraj Bhan Dav VV) DAV (Pushpanjali Enclave) DAV(Darbari Lal DAV) Shalimar Bagh DAV(DLDAV) Pitampura DAV(East of Loni) DAV(VK) DAV(R K Puram) DAV(Mausam Vihar) DAV(Dayanand Vihar) DAV (VEDA VYASA D.A.V. PUBLIC SCHOOL) DAV ROHINI DAV(DWARKA) DAV(ARVIND GUPTA MODEL TOWN) DAV (Rohtak Road) DAV Jasola DAV Kailish Hills DAV Janak Puri DAV (VVDAV) Vikaspuri DAV(Paschim Vihar) DAV(NARELA) DAV-HABBAN LAL DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL DAV- Rohtak Road DELHI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL(Rohini) DELHI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL(Dwarka) Dwarka International School De Indian Public School Rohini Dashmesh(Vasundhara Enclave) DAISY DALES Darshan Academy Doon Public School Evergreen Sr Sec School (Vasundhara Enclave) Fr Agnel FAPS Foundation School Faith Academy Fr. Peter Mermier Pre School, G D Goenka Sec 9 Rohini G D GOENKA SEC 22 ROHINI G D Goenka (VK) G D Goenka (Dwarka) G D Goenka(Karkardooma) G D Goenka(Sarita Vihar) G D Goenka(Pachim Vihar) G D Goenka(Model Town) Gyan Bhrarati GURUSHARAN CONVENT, PASCHIM VIHAR Goodley (Shalimar Bagh) Guru Harkrishan(India Gate) Guru Harkrishan (V.V) Guru Harkrishnan (Loni Road) Gyan Mandir (Naraina Vihar) GANGA INT (ROHTAK ROAD) GREENWAY (DILSHAD GARDEN) GITARTTAN JINDAL (ROHINI) Gyandeep Vidya Bhawan (Yamuna Vihar) HAMDARD (OKHLA) Heritage Rohini Heritage (VK) Hasraj Model School (Punjabi Bagh) Happy Model School (Janak Puri) Hillwood Academy Holy Child (Tagore Garden) Holy Child (Vasant Vihar) HOLY CROSS Hope Hall Foundation HAPPY SCHOOL (NEW DELHI) HIMALAYA PUBLIC SCHOOL HANSRAJ SMARAK (DILSHAD GARDEN) Happy Home (Rohini) Indraprastha (Dwarka) Indraprstha (P V) Indian School ITL Dwarka ITBP Public School Indian Heights School INDIRA IDEAL SCHOOL JANAKPURI INFANT JESUS SCHOOL (DWARKA) JASPAL KAUR J M INT (DWARKA) JAGANNATH INT JAGDISH BAL MANDIR (VIKAS MARG) Jinvani Bharti (Dwarka) K R Mangalam (Vikas Puri) K R Mangalam (GK-2) Kulachi Hansraj KAMAL PUBLIC SCHOOL Kala Niketan (Ghazipur) Lancer Convent Laxman Public School Laurel High LILAWATI VIDYA MANDIR Little Flowers Public Sr. Sec. School Loreto Convent LAWRENCE PUBLIC SCHOOL Lovely Public School Priyadarshani Vihar/Nirman Vihar Little Fairy (Kingsway Camp) LALITA MAHAJAN(V.V) Mata Jai Kaur Mother Mary (M.V) Mother's Global (Preet Vihar) Modern School(RSJMS) Modern School (V.V) Mount Abu Rohini Modern Public School (Shalimar Bagh) MBS Dwarka MATER DEI MAHARAJA AGGARSAIN ADARSH (Pitampura) Mother Divine Rohini MONTFORT SCHOOL ASHOK VIHAR MAXFORT (PITAMPURA) MAXFORT(Pachim Vihar) MAXFORT (DWARKA) Mother's International School(Nursery/KG/Class1) MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL DWARKA ( Sec 22) MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL DWARKA (SEC 28) MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL ANAND NIKETAN MOUNT ST.MARY'S SCHOOL Mahavir Senior Model School M,M Public School (Pitampura) Manav Sthali Manav Bharati Mamta Modern School Vikas Puri MAHARAJA AGRASEN(PITAMPURA) MAHARAJA AGRASEN(ASHOK VIHAR) MDH (DWARKA) Mirambika MATA GUJRI MASONIC (V.K) MODERN ERA CONVENT Modern Convent (Dwarka) MAYUR (I.P EXT) Nirmal Bhartia (Dwarka) N.C JINDAL NEW GREEN FIELD SCHOOL SAKET NKB(Rohini) N. K. BAGRODIA PUBLIC SCHOOL, SECTOR-4, DWARKA NKB GLOBAL SEC 17 (DWARKA) NEW ERA (MAYAPURI) NEW ERA (DWARKA) New Horizon School NGFS (Alaknanda) NEO CONVENT NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL (NARELA) NOTRE DAME(Badarpur) National Victor Public School NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL (Maharani Bagh) OXFORD (Vikaspuri) OPG DWARKA PP International (Pitampura) Presentation Convent Paramount (Dwarka) Prabhu Dayal (PDPS) PGGS POORNA PRAJNA PINNACLE SCHOOL Presidium (Ashok Vihar) Presidium(16 B Dwarka) Presidium(Sec 22 Dwarka) Pragati Public School (Dwarka) Prestige Convent (Rohini) Queen's Valley School Dwarka Queen's Mary (Tis Hazari ) Queen's Mary (Model Town) Queen's Mary (Rohini) Ryan(VK) Ryan(MV) Ryan(Rohini) R D Rajpal ROSARY CHURCH RICHMOND GLOBAL SCHOOL Ramjas School R.K.Puram Ramjas Public School (Day Boarding) Anand Parbat Ramjas School Anand Parbat RED ROSES Rukmini Devi RAINBOW (JANAKPURI) REMAL (ROHINI) Rao Man Singh (Najafgarh) RAMAKRISHNA (Vikaspuri) Springdales (DK) Springdales (Pusa Road/KirtiNagar) Salwan(G D Salwan Rajendra Nagar) Salwan Montesoori (Rajinder Nagar) Salwan Montessori (Naraina Vihar) Salwan Mayur Vihar Somerville Vasundhara Srijan (Model Town) SANSKRITI Santa Maria Summer Fields Sachdeva Public School Rohini Sachdeva Public School, Pitampura Sachdeva Global Dwarka Sumermal Jain Public School Sardar Patel Vidyalaya (SPV) Shriram (VV) SVIS Sarawati Vidyalaya (Darya Ganj) Sadhu Vaswani(Girls) Shiv Vani (Mahavir Enclave) St Mary's (Safdarjung Enclave) ST. MICHAEL'S SR. SECONDARY SCHOOL (Pusa Road) St Columba's St. Cecilia's Public School ST ANTHONY(SDA) ST Pauls ST MARKS (GIRLS) MEERA BAGH ST Marks Janak Puri ST Marks Meera Bagh St Thomas Dwarka St.Peter's Convent (Vikaspuri) St. Gregorios School ST GEORGE'S ALAKNANDA St Joseph's Academy,Sarita Vihar St Xavier's Raj Niwas Marg St Xavier's Rohini ST MARY (MAYUR VIHAR) St Froebel (Pachim Vihar) ST MARGARET Rohini St Michael's Prashad Nagar St Francis ST COLUMBO ST MARY (SAINIK FARMS) ST ANDREWS SCOTS ST JOHN'S (KHERA KHUD) St Joseph's Academy (Shahdara) St Thomas Mandir Marg St Vivekanand (Ladpur) South Delhi Public School Sneh International ShreeRam World School Dwarka Saraswati Vidayala(Darya Ganj) Sovereign (Rohini) Shriram Shiksha Mandir SAHODAY(SDA) SHAH INT S.R.S MISSION (JANAK PURI) Spring Meadows SHADLEY (Rajouri Garden ) S.S Mota Singh (Janak puri) TAGORE (EOK) TAGORE (VV) Tagore Public School (Naraina Vihar) Titiksha (Rohini) UNIVERSAL (PREET VIHAR) VGS Rohini VIS -Sec 10 VASANT VALLEY SCHOOL VSPK Vikas Bharti (Rohini) VIDYANIKETAN (SAKET) Vivekanand School (Anand Vihar) Vivekanand School( Preet Vihar) VIDYA JAIN (ROHINI) Vandana International (Dwarka) YUVSHAKTI MODEL SCHOOL Delhi Results 2018-19 Exclusive thread- All parents are requested to post results only. Draw of Lots Dates / Shortlisted Candidates / Selected Candidates List. (Continuous Updation sought) Admission Criteria link for 2018-19 ZONE WISE on DOE website …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:22am on September 26, 2017

Comment on: Blog Post '#Nurseryadmissions-Admission Schedule for Entry Level Classes (Below Six Years…': ed. The directions and schedule announced on Monday evening aren't applicable to all schools, including some of the most popular ones in the city. "I stay in C8, Vasant Kunj, and Vasant Valley is (on the) list (of schools on) government land. This school is also in C8...(does this) mean that if I apply in that school my child will get admission or has higher chances?" asked a parent on admissionnursery.com. There is no good answer to that question yet, although Directorate of Education's guideline on the subject suggests that children from the neighbourhood of such schools stand a better chance. In Delhi, the 1,700-odd private schools could be divided into three broad categories. The vast majority is on private land; about 400 are on land leased from various government agencies like Delhi Development Authority. Of these, 285 have in their lease deeds land allotment conditions that either require them to "admit 75% of the students of the neighbourhood or from the locality in which the school is located", or forbid them from "refus(ing) admission to the resident of the locality". Thus far, these are on the schools' lease deeds and, although the government guidelines mention them, they're yet to be translated into admission guidelines. Monday's guidelines cover all private schools except these 285. But, complicating matters, these 285 include some of the most sought-after ones in Delhi—branches of Delhi Public School, Bal Bharti, DAV, Ahlcon, etc. "Parents are asking if they will be eligible to apply in other schools if they can apply to the 285. They want to know what happens in case the applicant is a younger sibling with an older one already in school, and whether twins will get the relaxation they get in some," said Sumit Vohra of admissionsnursery.com, adding, "They're worried about possible litigation once the second set of guidelines are issued." Parents are also concerned about the possibility of differing schedules and clashing dates. Schools on private land or without admission-related lease conditions are pleased that the process and guidelines remain the same as last year's; the 285, not so much. One association has already sought a meeting with the director, education, "to seek clarification and make some suggestions". "This is a very serious problem—you have the same government but different rules. Plus, they're distinguishing even between schools on government land - those who have an admission stipulation and those who don't. It's absolutely unjust. It's a policy of divide and rule," said an administrator. Latest Comment Good majority of every kind of educational institutions are alleged to be among the black money hoarders, as heavy donations with unaccountable money was paid often.Now will this loot be stopped by t... Read MoreSiva Subramaniam Ashok Pandey, principal, Ahlcon International, Mayur Vihar, doesn't expect the schedule to be different for the 285, but is "anxious and curious" to see what the government suggests. The issue of criteria for these schools is in court in any case. "There shouldn't be much confusion over criteria, but there can be on the dates. Earlier, each school in Delhi followed a different set of parameters," said lawyer-activist Khagesh Jha. "What is happening now is that parents who think the guidelines are out are discovering that the schools they're interested in aren't covered," he added. DNA 21 DEC ‘Confusing’ nursery admission guidelines throw parents into a tizzy Wed, 21 Dec 2016-08:05am , DNA The Directorate of Education’s (DoE) move of issuing separate sets of guidelines for private schools operating on government land and the rest has thrown parents into a tizzy. Late on Monday night, the DoE issued guidelines for nearly 1,400 private schools operating on private land, stating that the admission process for these institutions will start on January 2, 2017. These schools have been allowed to decide their own criteria for the nursery admissions and have been directed to upload them by January 1, 2017. “The DoE decision of giving a freehand to these schools will create a lot of problems for parents as there are chances that they will make some random criteria compulsory for admissions,” said Pankaj Ahuja, a resident of north Delhi’s Kamala Nagar area, who is seeking admission for his second child. Similarly, Vaishali Shekhar, a resident of east Delhi’s Mayur Vihar area, expressed concern about the decision. “The DoE should make it clear that these schools should not misuse the power given to them and that they should give a fair chance to every parent seeking admission,” she said. “I’m seeking admission for my first child and I have no idea about the nursery admission process. These schools have been asked to upload their guidelines by January 1 and the admissions will begin on January 2. I’m very worried about how I will manage in that short span of time,” she added. Meanwhile, the DoE said that it will issue a separate set of guidelines for 285 schools operating on the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) land, on the condition that “the school shall not refuse admission to the resident of the locality” or “the society shall undertake to admit 75 per cent of students of the neighbourhood or from the locality in which the school is located”. This is the first time that a separate set of guidelines will be issued for the category.“Parents are concerned about when the guidelines for these 285 schools would be out and with how much distance limit. Parents with their first child in these schools are very tense,” said Sumit Vohra of the Nurseryadmissions.com. The DoE has provided for a three-day window — February 16-18 — for parents to put forward their queries regarding the allotment of points to their wards in the first list. Application forms will be available from January 2 and the last date of submission will be January 23. Details for the children competing for unreserved seats will have to be filled in by January 31. The first list of selected candidates and the waiting list will be posted on February 15. The second list should be out by February 28 and the process, if all goes according to plan, will be over by March 31, 2017. Amar Ujala 21 Dec …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:06am on December 21, 2016

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions - Delhi Admissions Open 2015-2016 ~ Common official thread…': MANAGEMENT : 20 % STAFF : 5% Admission Criteria : S.No. Criteria Points 1 Neighborhood 40 - 0 – 10 KM 40 points - Above 10 – 15 KM 30 points - Above 15 – 20 KM 20 points - Above 20 KM No points 2 Siblings 30 3 Girl child/ First child 10 4 Inter state Transfer 10 5 Social/ Noble Cause 10 TOTAL 100 Documents to be attached at the time of submission of forms: • Recent passport size colour photograph of the child, father and mother, duly pasted on specified place marked on the admission form. • Attested photocopy of Municipal Birth Certificate.• Attested photocopy of residence proof.• Document of Girl/ First Child.• Document of Inter state transferable job.• Document of Social/ Noble cause.• Document related to income criteria in case of student belonging to EWS/ Disadvantage Group.• Any document related to the admission (as per point system/ Department of education). *Original documents to be produced at the time of admission. The parents will be responsible for all entries in the Registration Form vis a vis its authenticity. If false entries are detected on verification at anytime, the same will lead to disqualification of the candidature, even if admitted Schedule for admission • Date of distribution of registration forms: 20th Dec’14 (Saturday) to 7th Jan’15 (Wednesday)• Last day of acceptance of duly filled forms: 7th January’15, Wednesday • Display of lists ( 1st): 24th January’15, Saturday• Last day of fees submission : 31st January’15, Saturday• Display of lists ( 2nd) : 4th February’15, Wednesday• Last day of fees submission : 7th February’15, Saturday Registration forms will be available as per the schedule at the school.Registration forms received after 12 noon on Wednesday, 7thJanuary’15 will not be accepted. Eligibility Criteria • PRE-SCHOOL – 3 YRS AS ON 31st MARCH’15 …; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 5:28pm on December 28, 2014

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2018-19 official thread for Admission Form…': tructions / information given below carefully before filling up the form.2. Please retain the ACKNOWLEGEMENT issued against the receipt of Registration Form for future reference.3. AVAILABILITY OF SEATS:A. Total no. of seats : 180B. No. of seats under General Category : 135 (75%)C. No. of seats under Staff Quota : 09 (5%)D. No. of seats under Management Quota : 36 (20%)4. AGE: 03 years and above on 31.03.2018. Candidates born before 01.04.20155. ADMISSION SCHEDULE:Particulars Date TimeDistribution & Submission of duly completed Registrationforms (Only on School working days)27/12/2017(Wednesday) to17/01/2018(Wednesday)8:30a.m.–1:00 p.m.Last date of acceptance of duly filled Registration Forms 17/01/2018(Wednesday)3:00 p.m.Uploading details of children who apply for admissionunder open seats.01/02/2018(Thursday)02.30 p.m.Uploading marks (as per point system) given to each of thechildren who applied for admission under open seats08/02/2018(Thursday)2:00 p.m.Display of First List of selected candidates for Generalcategory15/02/2018(Thursday)2:00 p.m.Resolution of queries of parents, if any, regarding allotmentof points to their ward in the first list16/02/2018(Friday) to20/02/2018(Tuesday)8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.Draw of lots for General category (if needed) 21/02/2018(Wednesday)02:30 p.m.Display of SECOND LIST (if any) 28/02/2018(Wednesday)2:00 p.m.Resolution of queries of parents, if any, regarding allotmentof points to their ward in the second list01/03/2018(Thursday) to07/03/2018(Wednesday)8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.Subsequent list of admission, if any 15/03/2018(Thursday)2:00 p.m.Admission formalities (On School working days) 17/02/2018(Saturday)to31/03/2018(Saturday)09:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Closure of admission process 31/03/2018(Saturday)2:30 p.m.6. CRITERIA / PARAMETERS (GENERAL CATEGORY)SL NO. DETAILS POINTS1. NEIGHBOURHOOD 50CATEGORY DISTANCE POINTSA 0 – 03 Kms 50B 03 – 06 Kms 40C MORE THAN 06Kms302. SIKH COMMUNITY 203.SIBLING(For real brother / sister currently studying in MJKPS)154. SCHOOL ALUMNI (For Father/Mother/Both) 157. ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS TO BE PRODUCED AT THE TIME OF VERIFICATION FOR THE GRANT OFADMISSION:FOR GENERAL CATEGORY/MINORITY CATEGORYREGISTRATION SLIP ALONG WITH:A. Birth Certificate of the Child B. Proof of Residence – Ration Card issued in the name of parents (Mother/Father having name of the child) Domicile Certificate of child or of his/her parents. Voter I-Card (EPIC) of any of the parents. Electricity bill/MTNL telephone bill/Water bill/Passport in the name of any of the parents or child. Aadhar Card/UID Card issued in the name of any of the parents.B. Proof of Sibling – Report Card & I-Card of the child studying in MJKPS.C. Proof of Alumni – X / XII CBSE Certificate along with MXSA Registration Card.D. Proof of being from Sikh community - Certificate issued for the child by Delhi Sikh Gurdwara ManagementCommittee, Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib, New Delhi only.8. Please note that:i) Registration Form found incomplete in any respect shall be rejected without any intimation.Registration of your child does not guarantee any right/claim for selection for grant ofadmission.ii) No UNDER-TAKING regarding the documents mentioned above shall be accepted at the timeof verification of documents.iii) Any earlier request application submitted to the school for admission purpose in any class standsvoid.iv) For allocation of points in distance criteria, calculation of distance will be made ONLY as pergoogle map distance (by car) with school main gate as the starting point.v) Attach the photocopies of the listed documents along with the registration form at the time ofits submission.vi) Bring original documents, three passport size photographs of the candidate and a jointphotograph of the candidate with both the parents (5X6 c.m.) at the time of verification ofdocumentsvii) Any discrepancy, if noted, in the promulgated LIST (First / Second) to be brought to the noticeof the Principal in writing within 48 hours (during school hours) of its publication, failing which norepresentation shall be entertained thereafter.viii) All documents submitted must be self-attested, with date, by the parents.ix) SCHOOL BUS FACILITY IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE STUDENTS.x) For allocation of points the school’s decision will be final & binding. http://www.mjkpsdelhi.com/images/images/pdf/nurseryinstr2k18.pdf…; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 9:33am on December 27, 2017

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Noida /Ghaziabad/ G. Noida Schools 2020-21 official threa…': 15.08.2019 GUIDELINES This is an electronic registration form for Nursery (2020-2021). Please read the instructions carefully before filing in the form to avoid the rejection of your form. 1. Each form will be issued a unique Registration Number after the acceptance of the form. Kindly take a print out of the Receipt Page. This serves as a record to know the status of your application and for any further correspondence. 2. The registration form may flicker to refresh while it retrieves dynamic data from our database. 3. Do not press the ENTER KEY to move from one field to another. Use the TAB KEY or the mouse for the same. 4. After completing the application form kindly click on the SUBMIT FORM button. 5. To avoid rejection, DO NOT fill more than one form for one applicant. 6. All fields are mandatory. Incomplete forms will not be accepted by the system. 7. Please enter your email id correctly as you will receive further communication on the address entered. 8. When user select values in some List box & radio buttons, the registration form will refresh for retrieving the data from the database. Till refreshing is completed, the user should not enter or select any data in the registration form as it may lead to loss of entered /selected data. 9. Kindly note that when you have slow internet connection, the registration process will take time. 10. The areas/localities/colonies within range for criteria of selection are built into the system. 11. For any queries please write to admission.csn@gmail.com Final admission is subject to the verification of the following documents [in original] and photocopies of the same to be submitted at the time of interaction.Note: List of Documents to be submitted along with the application form 1. Birth Certificate issued by the Municipal Corporation. 2. Proof of residential address [Passport/ Lease Deed/ Electricity Bill/ MTNL Telephone Bill/ Electoral Card/Aadhar Card/Driving Licence]. 3. In case of sibling applicants: the identity card/admission number of sibling, studying at Cambridge School, Noida whether at the Junior wing or the Senior wing. 4. In case of SC/ST/OBC/Villager(Noida) certificate from the authorized authorities. 5. In case of ward of Alumni of School : Migration Certificate of the alumni parent. 6. In case of adopted child: adoption deed. 7. Immunization Card Issued by RMO. 8. Medical Certificate from government hospital or a report of diagnosis from a recognized hospital. (In case of Special Need or/ disability) 9. Photo id proof of parents :- Pan card/ Aadhar card/ Voter I.D. Card/ Passport of both the parents. 10. Educational qualification certificates of both the parents. TRANSPORT:- Areas covered by the school Bus for Pre Primary 1. Noida Sectors11,12,14,15,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,31,33,34,36,37,39,40,41,49,50,52,53,55,56,61,6271,76,77,78,119,120,121,122. 2. Delhi- Mayur Vihar Phase I, III, Vasundhara Enclave & New Ashok Nagar. IMPORTANT NOTE: Registration Slip - Date/Time/Venue for Nursery Interaction (Session 2020-2021) will be received by the parent immediately after the completion of registration process. Please ensure that your registration process is duly completed. Verification of documents will be conducted during interaction and at the time of admission fee deposit. The Printout of the Registration Slip and the Registration Form (duly filled) with the required documents should be brought by the parents during the time of interaction.(Passport size photo of the father, mother and the child is mandatory). It will be appreciated if both the parents along with the child are present for the interaction. …; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 9:14am on July 29, 2019

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2020-21 official thread for Admission Form…': nstructions / information given below carefully before filling up the form.2. Please retain the ACKNOWLEGEMENT issued against the receipt of Registration Form for future reference. 3. AVAILABILITY OF SEATS:A. Total no. of seats : 160B. No. of seats under General Category : 120 (75%)C. No. of seats under Staff Quota : 08 (5%)D. No. of seats under Management Quota : 32 (20%)4. AGE: Between 3 years to 4 years till 31.03.2020. Candidates born between 1st April 2016 and 31st March 2017. 5. ADMISSION SCHEDULE: Particulars Date TimeDistribution & Submission of duly completed Registration forms(Only on School working days)29.11.2019 to27.12.20198:30a.m.–1:00 p.m.Last date of acceptance of duly filled Registration Forms 27.12.2019 3:00 p.m.Uploading details of children who apply for admission underopen seats.10.01.2020 02.30 p.m.Uploading marks (as per point system) given to each of thechildren who applied for admission under open seats17.01.2020 2:00 p.m.Display of First List of selected candidates for Generalcategory (including waiting list) (along with marks allottedunder point system)24.01.2020 2:00 p.m.Resolution of queries of parents, if any, regarding allotment ofpoints to their ward in the first list27.01.2020 to03.02.20208:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.Draw of lots for General category (if needed) 04.02.2020 02:30 p.m.Display of SECOND LIST (if any) (including waiting list) (alongwith marks allotted under point system)12.02.2020 2:00 p.m.Resolution of queries for parents, if any regarding allotment ofpoints to their ward in Second List13.02.2020 to19.02.20208:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.Subsequent list of admission, if any 06.03.2020 02:30 p.m.Closure of admission process 16.03.2020 2:30 p.m. 6. CRITERIA / PARAMETERS (GENERAL CATEGORY)SL NO. DETAILS POINTS1. NEIGHBOURHOOD 55CATEGORY DISTANCE POINTSA 0 – 06 Kms 55B 06 – 08 Kms 45C MORE THAN 08Kms252. SIKH COMMUNITY 153.SIBLING(For real brother / sister currently studying in MJKPS)154. SCHOOL ALUMNI (For Father/Mother/Both) 15 7. ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS TO BE PRODUCED AT THE TIME OF VERIFICATION FOR THE GRANT OFADMISSION:FOR GENERAL CATEGORYREGISTRATION SLIP ALONG WITH:A. Birth Certificate of the ChildB. Aadhar Card of the Child C. Proof of Residence – Ration Card issued in the name of parents (Mother/Father having name of the child) Domicile Certificate of child or of his/her parents. Voter I-Card (EPIC) of any of the parents. Electricity bill/MTNL telephone bill/Water bill/Passport in the name of any of the parents or child. Aadhar Card/UID Card issued in the name of any of the parents. D. Proof of Sibling – Report Card/I-Card of the child studying in MJKPS.E. Proof of Alumni – X / XII CBSE Certificate and/or MXSA Registration Card.F. Proof of being from Sikh community - Certificate issued for the child by Delhi Sikh Gurdwara ManagementCommittee, Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib, New Delhi only.8. Please note that:1) Registration Form found incomplete in any respect shall be rejected without any intimation.Registration of your child does not guarantee any right/claim for selection for grant ofadmission.2) No UNDER-TAKING regarding the documents mentioned above shall be accepted at the timeof verification of documents.3) Any earlier request application submitted to the school for admission purpose in any class standsvoid.4) For allocation of points in distance criteria, calculation of distance will be made ONLY as pergoogle map distance (by car) with school Main Gate No. 1 as the starting point.5) Attach the photocopies of the listed documents along with the registration form at the time ofits submission.6. Bring original documents, three passport size photographs of the candidate and a jointphotograph of the candidate with both the parents (5X6 c.m.) at the time of verification ofdocuments7) Any discrepancy, if noted, in the promulgated LIST (First / Second) to be brought to the noticeof the Principal in writing within 48 hours (during school hours) of its publication, failing which norepresentation shall be entertained thereafter.8) All documents submitted must be self-attested, with date, by the parents.9) SCHOOL BUS FACILITY IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE STUDENTS.10) For allocation of points the school’s decision will be final & binding .https://www.mjkpsdelhi.com/images/images/pdf/nur_gen_instructions2k20.pdf…; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 8:14pm on November 28, 2019

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2020-21 official thread for Admission Form…': ool only. Please do not use it for any other class. The Registration forms will be available on our website www: montfortschooldelhi.in from 29th November, 2019 from 9.00 a.m. to 27th December, 2019 till 12-00 noon. The Registration Form is to be submitted in the school office from 2nd December to 27th December, 2019 [except 24th & 25 December, 2019]between 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. from Monday to Friday. An incomplete Registration Form will be discarded. Handwritten registration form will not be accepted. The children born between 1.4.2016 and 31.3.2017 are eligible for registration for the academic year 2020-2021. The Date of Birth Certificate in original from Municipal Corporation / Panchayat only will be accepted at the time of admission. No other document will be accepted for the purpose. One recent passport size photograph of the child [in JPG format, less than 200 KB ]. One family photograph i.e. Husband, wife and their ward(s) [in JPG format, less than 400 KB] will be required to be uploaded on the Registration Form. It will be the responsibility of the parents to see that the Form is complete in all respects. The Registration Form if incomplete in any aspect will be rejected. The parents are responsible for the correctness of data entered in the Registration Form. Registration and even admission will be cancelled if any information recorded therein is found to be false. Please note that the school does not provide any transport facility for the students. Those admitted will have to make their own arrangements. The list of registered students for admission will be displayed on the school (website.(www.montfortschooldelhi.in) on 10th January 2020 at 4-00 p.m. The list of students eligible for admission/lottery will be displayed on 17th January, 2020, at 4-00 p.m. on the website. (www.montfortschooldelhi.in) [Along with marks allotted under point system] All the grievances will be entertained on 20th and 21st January, 2020 between 9-00 a.m. to 12-00 noon. The list of the selected candidates & waiting list for admission to PRE-SCHOOL will be displayed on 24th January, 2020 on the School Notice board at 4.00 p.m. and subsequently on the website.www.montfortschooldelhi.in The parents are required to attach a self attested photocopy of their ward’s Date of Birth Certificate. Affidavit in place of Birth certificate will not be accepted. Please attach a self attested photocopy of any one Proof of residence with the Registration Form, through: Election ID Card/Passport/Aadhar Card of applicant's father and if mother's then husband's name should be mentioned in the document Electricity Bill/Water Bill/MTNL Land Line Phone Bill N.B.: Rent Agreement will not be accepted. The parents are also required to produce original copies of the documents when they come for the Admission of the child, once the selection for admission is confirmed by school. All documents submitted at any time will become the property of the school and will not be returned. All selections and admissions are done on the basis of the information given in the Registration Form and the documents submitted along with it. If, at any stage, the information is found to be incorrect, the admission of the child will be cancelled. The school reserves the right to reject Registration Form with either incomplete and/or forged documents. Number of seats available for admission 152 Management Quota (20 % seats would be reserved for the School Management. It is meant for the people who in the discretion of the Management have worked for the development of the school in various capacities over long years, wards of displaced person or affected in other ways) Staff Wards: 5% Alumni: Students of Montfort School, Ashok Vihar, Delhi who have passed class XII (Both Mark-sheet and Passing Certificate) Sibling: A real (Biological brother/sister of the applicant who is on the school roll will submit the latest fee slip and copy of the Report Card for the academic year 2019-20. The Montfort Senior Secondary School is a Catholic minority institution run by the Brothers of St. Gabriel and it has preferential obligation to students of the Christian community, for admission. Any recommendation, use of influence (direct or indirect) offer of donation, etc. will lead to cancellation of the registration/admission of the child. WARNING: In the interest of the public it is informed that Montfort School does not accept any donation in kind or cash. It has come to our notice that certain persons ‘pose’ as agents and promise to secure admission on payment of money. If the child gets admission on his/her own merit, the so-called ‘agent’ takes the credit (and money); if not he expresses his helplessness, SO-PLEASE BE ON YOUR GUARD. FEE STRUCTURE FOR THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2020-2021 (For Pre School) Class Tuition Fee (Monthly) Annual Charges (Yearly) Development Fee (Yearly) 15% of Total Tuition Fee Pre-School 4805-00 5000-00 8645-00 At the time of New Admission Registration Fee : Rs. 25.00 Admission Fee : Rs.200.00 N.B. We are not taking any caution money/security deposit from any student. …; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 7:01pm on November 30, 2019

Topic: Times Of India | Nursery admissions: Wait for vacancies, try NCR schools Mr Vohra And Principals Give Suggestions For No Admission Cases | AN.com Parents Plight who applied in More than 20-25 schools: schools will have to surrender all but one of their seats. These vacancies will then become available to candidates who have been unsuccessful in the first round. "The chances are bright that we will have a second list. Parents should book a seat wherever they get through first and then change to the school of their choice if they get lucky in the second list," said LV Sehgal, principal, Bal Bharati School, Ganga Ram Hospital Marg. Sumit Vohra, who runs an online portal on nursery admissions, said, "Parents should keep an eye on the second list and if that does not work, many schools in the NCR have vacancies".Continuing in the playschool is also an option for children who could not get a seat in a formal school at the age of three. Most playschools run classes from pre-nursery to KG. So, a child can pursue nursery there and shift to a proper school in KG. The only hitch is that the number of seats in KG is generally small.Parents residing in east and south Delhi can also look for schools in parts of the NCR. Noida has many upcoming schools which welcome parents with easier admission norms. Gurgaon, too, has new progressive schools which step up their classes with every new batch. "Our admission process started in October-November and was already closed. But we had kept aside around 50 seats for later as we had seen a huge demand among Delhi parents last year. Admissions to these seats will open in the coming days after the process in Delhi settles down," said Sarita Madhok, principal of Noida's Mayoor School, which is affiliated to Mayo College. "After parents register, we will have a short informal interaction with them. We generally look for parental profile. We also have our buses plying to south Delhi," she added. Advocate and Social Jurist founder Ashok Aggarwal said, "All government schools should be upgraded to the level of Central schools. This will deal with the paucity of schools." Nursery of woes for parents in lurch Neha Pushkarna, TNN | Feb 3, 2012, 01.49AM IST NEW DELHI: Securing a nursery seat in the city is a matter of good fortune. How else will you explain the ordeal of Sanjiv Bhardwaj, whose son couldn't get admission in spite of applying at 27 schools? The Saket resident took a fortnight off from work in January to apply at every school in the neighbourhood and away. "All that seems to have come to naught," said a visibly dejected Bhardwaj. "I had applied in so many schools of south Delhi but there is no option left for the common man in this city. I guess I will have to move out to send my child to school." Bhardwaj works as a telecom professional in a multinational company. He had turned down an offer to work in Europe to stay in the city he grew up in. "I should have gone abroad. At least my son would have gone to school," he said. He blames the system for his son sitting out of school. "There is no uniform point system in Delhi schools. I was banking on the neighbourhood points. But alumni and sibling cases took away the pie. No wonder a child from Noida could get through a south Delhi school but my son couldn't," he said. He hadn't really weighed his options till Thursday evening. "My mind is a blank. I don't want to keep sending my child to the playschool. And will schools have enough seats in KG next year when my son turns four?" he wondered. Bhardwaj is not alone. The Kalras of GK-I applied in 23 schools but their son could not get through any. "We scored up to 40 points for neighbourhood as well as first child. But most schools were admitting students at 70 or more points. The whole neighbourhood concept is a farce. I have one more year to take a chance. We both are lawyers and can afford a good school for our child. So a government school is completely out of the question," said Mahua Kalra, the mother. The Kalras are now waiting for the second list. Parents seeking admission for their first child are miffed at schools giving preference to alumni and sibling cases. Sanjay Kumar Jha of Sarita Vihar couldn't make use of the privileges. He applied in the same school where his daughter studies, but in vain. "There was a draw of lots in which my son did not succeed. I feel so disturbed now. I may have to send him to a nearby school though it's not too good," Jha said. Not all are gloomy, though. Anjali Kapoor had been waiting for results of the 22 schools she had applied to. Only one invited her son for admission but on the payment of an extra, unaccounted Rs 20,000. "Finally, one more school has selected my son. I feel ecstatic," she said.…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 7:49am on February 3, 2012

Topic: BREAKING NEWS~DPS RK Puram/Schools planning to give more points to distance-Principals give hints on admission criteria/point system & dates of putting them up EXPERTS GIVES OPINION ON POINT SYSTEM: ols freedom to choose the admission process and parameters for points, Kishan Singh is "analyzing the bus routes." The points system has parents working out the mathematics of their chances and many don't like the odds. School authorities and parent-activist groups find themselves on opposite sides of the matter, and this year, the guidelines are in favour of the schools. Living in Narayana Vihar with few "good" schools he's interested in close by and no hope for sibling or alumni points - his daughter's a first-born and the family's from Lucknow - Singh has drawn up a list of 20 schools. He is not being paranoid. Mehak Bagga, based in East Patel Nagar (also west Delhi) had applied at 23 last year and failed to secure a seat for her first-born son; their family had come from Punjab. Singh's aiming for the Pusa Road ones; failing that, Punjabi Bagh ones; failing even that - and this is where bus routes come in - the Vasant Kunj ones. He will get points for first-born, for girl child and, if the schools offer such a thing, for being on the bus routes. But typically, the large amounts of points for siblings and alumni queer the pitch. As Sumit Vohra of admissionsnursery.com puts it, the nursery admission "is like the film industry." "If you don't have a parent who went to the school or an elder sibling, you can't enter," he says. "Giving points for alumni is indirect screening by schools," he argues, "And it discriminates between the educated and uneducated parents which RTE does not allow." Some schools chose to grant points even to groups like vegetarians, members of a certain sect, parents who are willing to opt for school transport. Girls get points; boys don't. One despairing parent writes on Vohra's site, "I'm losing hope now [and] really don't want to go through this process of admission....I don't think that I will be able to make it as I will lose on girl child, sibling, alumni and on distance (all good schools are far off)." "The main problem is that the points for distance are very few," says Sreeju Krishnan, helping Singh with the process, "The points for alumni and siblings are much more." "I have a friend who lives in the same sector as the school, got full marks for distance but was still trumped by candidates with alumni and sibling points," says Surina Sehgal who'll be trying for her younger child, a girl, this year. Sehgal, based in Dashrathpuri, too has geography against her. There are no schools she'd want to send her kid to close enough to win her points. The distribution of "good" schools in the city is far from even. "It depends on where the school sets its limits," she says. She is hoping for the older Dwarka schools. "[She] won't have distance, alumni or siblings," but is still "reasonably relaxed" as her son is in a Dwarka school and her daughter stands a good chance of getting in there. Social Jurist and lawyer, Ashok Agarwal, who had filed the PIL against the points system (it'll be heard next in mid-January), has for long argued for neighbourhood - the system currently followed for EWS category - and draw of lots. Many schools do draw lots - but after dividing the seats into categories. "They've turned it into a kind of reservation with quotas for alumni, for siblings and the management quota with a big question mark over it," says Agarwal. What often gets in the way of the neighbourhood system, interestingly, is parental aspiration. Agarwal is not particularly sympathetic to the parents' need to admit their kids into "good" - or "branded" - schools. Rather, he endorses the fiercely practical approach Amit Aggarwal of Janakpuri has. "I am looking to get points for neighbourhood and for first and girl child. I am not going for brand," he says, "If I do, chances will be very low." He had hoped the guidelines would direct schools to give more weightage to the neighbourhood criterion but no such luck. "The approach," argues the lawyer, "should be child-centric, not parent or institution-centric. In the current system, the child is not even in the picture." Navbharat Times dated Dec 15 …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:48am on December 15, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions - Delhi Admissions Open 2015-2016 ~ Common official thread…': TION CORNER Registration for Pre – School class Session (2015-16) 1 Registration forms for general and E.W.S. categories for admission to class – Pre-school (3+ age group as on 31st March 2015) are available at school reception from 20th December(Saturday), 2014 to 5th January (Monday), 2015. Forms can be downloaded from the website of the school also. (www.vikasbharati.com) 2 Timings : 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 3 The last date for submission of forms with the requisite documents is 5th January (Monday), 2015 before 1:30 p.m. 4 Total number of seats available : – 160 a No. of seats under EWS category (25%) 40 b Total number of seats under General category (25%) 40 Staff Quota (5%) of 160 – 08 Alumni (5%) of 160 – 08 Siblings – 20% – 32 Management Quota – 20% 32 5 The point system to be followed as under:- Neighborhood upto 5 Km. (upto 6 km. – 60, upto 7 Km. -50) 70 Sibling studying in school 20 Parent Alumni of school 10 Total 100 Download the Registration/Admission form for session 2015-2016 Message Edit Permalink Reply by Lathaa Manavalan 7 hours ago Delete SLS DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL, MAUSAM VIHAR, DELHI-110051 Pre-School Admission :2015-2016 Age criteria : The child should be 3+ years of age as on 31st March 2015 ( Children born between 01/04/2011 TO 31/03/2012 are eligible for pre-school admission) Total No. of Seats available in Pre School 150 EWS Quota (25%) 38 Staff Wards (5%) 7 Management Quota (15%) 22 General Quota (55%) 83 ADMISSION CRITERIA FOR OPEN SEATS S.No. PARAMETERS FOR ADMISSION POINTS 1. NEIGHBOURHOOD 40 Distance upto 5 KM 40 5 To 7 KM 30 7 To 9 KM 20 9 and above KM 10 2. SIBLING (Studying in the same School) Twins will also be considered under this. 15 3. Parent Alumni of School 15 4. Sister Concern (DAV School) 10 5. Girl Child/First Born Child 10 6. Children of martyrs / Armed Forces / Paramilitary Forces 10 TOTAL WEIGHTAGE 100 http://www.slsdavps.com/announcements_details.php?id=454 Message Edit Permalink Reply by Lathaa Manavalan 7 hours ago Delete BGS International School PRE SCHOOL ADMISSION FOR ACADEMIC SESSION 2015-2016 The Pre-School registration schedule, criteria, eligibility for the academic session 2015-2016 will be notified only after the guidelines/order issued by Directorate of Education, GNCT, Delhi. Keep checking the school website regularly for updates. PRE-SCHOOL (Level-II): (Age 3+ as on 31st March 2015) Forms should be submitted Online only. Please keep a hard copy of the form submitted online and please note that the admission will be granted subject to the verification of documents. Please email at bgsips2003@yahoo.com for any admission related query or assistance. http://www.bgsips.net/online_adm1.php Message Edit Permalink Reply by Rupesh Tanwar 7 hours ago Delete So d dates yet not decided for bgs dwarka Message Edit Permalink Reply by Lathaa Manavalan 7 hours ago Delete Mahavir Senior Model School Sangam Park Extension, Opp. Nanak Piao Gurudwara, G.T. Karnal Road Delhi - 110033 India http://www.msmsdelhi.in/registration.aspx Distribution of Registration form 22.12.2014 to 05.01.2015 on all working days from 8.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. Age Eligibility for Admission to Pre School Class for 2015-2016 3+ as on 31st March,2015 (Not above 4 years as on 31st March 2015). Child should be born between 01.04.2011 to 31.03.2012 (Both days inclusive). No. of seats available for Admission to Pre School Class for 2015-2016 Total Seats General EWS Staff Quota 5% Discretionary Quota 20% Reserved for Jains 40% 170 59 NA 9 34 68 Criteria for Admission to Pre School Class for 2015-2016 The admission process has been carefully examined & designed to provide equal opportunity to public at large and to maintain transparency in the admission process. The following criteria has been devised for the allocation of points that will add up to form the final score of applicant. S. No. Criteria Specification of Area Range of Points 1. Neighbourhood Ashok Vihar Ishwar Colony R.P.Bagh 45 Azadpur Jain Colony Roop Nagar C.C.Colony Kalyan Vihar Sangam Park Derawal Nagar Kingsway Camp Sawan Park DTC Colony Mahendru Enclave Shakti Nagar Gujranwala Mahendru State Bank Town Encl. Colony Gupta Colony Model Town Tagore Park Gur Mandi Police Line Vijay Nagar Hudson Lane Priyadarshni Vihar Adarsh Nagar Jawahar Nagar Prem Nagar 30 Chandrawal Kamla Nagar Clock Tower Nimri Colony Andha Mugal Lawrance Road Patel Chest 20 Azad Market Laxmi Bai College Radio Colony Civil Lines Jawahar Nagar Ram Pura Dhakka Malka Ganj Roshnara Road Gandhi Vihar Mall Road Shakti Nagar Ext. Gulabi Bagh Inderlok Indira Vihar Jahangir Puri Keshav Puram Maurice Nagar Mukherjee Nagar Old Subzi Mandi Parmanand Colony Shalimar Bagh Shashtri Nagar Tri Nagar Vivekanand Puri 2. Sibling 15 3. Girl Child 10 4. Alumni Father Mother 05 05 5. Any child with special needs 05 6. Vegetarian 05 7. Non smoker 05 8. Teatotaller (Non-Alcoholic) 05 Total 100 Note: In the event of many applicants getting identical final scores in the lowest eligible score, a limited use of the lottery system would be adopted from within these applicants to select children for admission. Registration Forms for General category will be available from 8.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. (on all working days) from: (i) Mahavir Junior Model School, Gujranwala Town, Part-I, Delhi-110009 (ii) Mahavir Senior Model School, Sangam Park Ext., G.T. Karnal Road, Opposite Nanak Piao Gurudwara, Delhi-110007 Duly filled in forms to be submitted at Mahavir Senior Model School only. Document to be Attached with the registration forms Self attested photocopies of the following documents to be attached with the registration form. Originals will be checked at the time of admission. In case of Admission to General Category 1. Birth certificate issued by Municipal Corporation (original to be deposited at the time of admission) 2. Proof of residential address [Ration Card issued in the name of parents having name of child/Passport/Lease Deed/Electricity Bill/MTNL Telephone Bill/Water Bill/Domicile certificate of child or of his/her parents/Voter I Card/Driving License/UID Card issued in the name of any of the parents] 3. In case of applicants with special needs : Medical Certificate of Govt. Hospital 4. Proof for Sibling (wherever applicable) 5. Proof for Alumni (wherever applicable) …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:24pm on December 21, 2014