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Comment on: Topic 'Noida/ G.Noida/ Ghaziabad Admissions Open 2014-2015 ~ Common thread for school…': oly Child RANK: 5 Seth Anandram Jaipuria School RANK: 6 DPSG, Vasundhara RANK: 7 Bal Bharti Public School RANK: 8 DAV Public School RANK: 9 Gurukul The School RANK: 10 Its is just survey, parents review is the best feedback about the schools, so it just for your information …; Added by Yash Rawat at 5:35pm on September 18, 2013

Page: AdmissionsNursery.com is the biggest forum in the world on school admissions having more than 1 Lac families.: About Our Founder Mr Sumit Vohra Mr Sumit Vohra is an IT Professional (B.E Computers) having more Than 20 years’ experience in I.T industry Consultant to prestigious Educational Organizations like; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 11:17pm on November 26, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery School Admissions ALERTS FOR 2012-13 Forms Dates in Noida | Ghaziabad|i…': the growing intolerance among communities, castes and groups that make up our great nation. Literacy, while opening up the entire world to these sections may also alienate them from their basic cultural strengths. SMCS was started with the sole aim in mind to ensure that children recognize the strengths of their own ethos. . . and build up their life and character on those. Education at SMCS relies almost exclusively on activity based learning and continuous & comprehensive evaluation. We are bothered about the declining awareness among the children about their own cultural backgrounds. We aim at the acquisition of aesthetic and cultural sensitivity of each child on the campus, which is successfully done by the excellent, thorough sensitization and training of all teachers. Thus, here at SMCS, both Summative and Formative aspects of the child’s personality are enhanced and groomed. The school is affiliated with CBSE, Delhi and follows the 10 + 2 scheme. The curriculum has been designed keeping in view the age group of children in each class and their heterogeneous mental level. It attempts to promote the development of understanding of basics, sharpening of thinking abilities, experimenting and exploring this activity based curriculum is planned to help each child to enjoy his schooling and meet his individual potential. The traditional emphasis laid on cramming, memorization and stuffing of children with knowledge has been totally dispensed with. St. Mary's Christian School is a composite, Co-educational School, which is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi upgraded upto Class XII with Science & Commerce streams. It operates under the direction and control of the St. Mary's Christian Educational and Charitable Society (Regd.) through the Managing Committee of St. Mary's Christian School, Sahibabad. Besides achieving a high academic standard, we seek to create an open & Creative community where all students are valued and all are supported and challenged to be the best they can possibly be. Our community is based on honesty, integrity and responsibility borne out of mutual respect. THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL The Foundation stone of SMCS was laid by His Excellency Dr. Patrick Nair, Bishop of Meerut in the year of the Lord Jesus Christ on Saturday, the 15th July of 1995 during the glorious reign of Pope John Paul II as the Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church. The school is headed by Mr. John Vianney Sharma, the Founder Principal who has a very vast expereince of 30 yrs of teaching and administrative field in various schools and institutions of high repute and glory like St. Xavier's School of Kanpur. Ingraham Institute, Ghaziabad, St. Anthony's Schook, Paharganj, Delhi, Delhi United Christian Sr. Sec. School Delhi and Green Fields Public Sr. Sec. School Delhi.He is the guiding light and the moving spirit behind the rapid growth and progress of the school. The chief architect of its success story, Mr. John Vianney Sharma has been steering the destiny of the school since July 1995. Since the school was opened there have been significant changes both in the local area & in terms of the School itself. The school has had a history of being significantly oversubscribed in that it attracts students not only from its closeby areas but also from far situated places.…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 5:14pm on December 12, 2011

Comment on: Group 'DPS INDIRAPURAM 2024-25': results, having 2 separate campuses for senior & junior wings with ample infrastructure, good focus to various extra-curricular activities, well qualified teachers, a versatile principal Mrs. Meeta Rai who is is with DPSI since inception in 2003 (she is ex Vice-Principal of DPS Vasant Kunj), good focus to IT & smart boards in class rooms.Total sections: 12 (A to L), each section having around 40 students & 2 teachers..so total nursery strength=480,Session 2012-13 Nursery Fees: (I) Admission charges:(A) admission fee=43,000/-, caution fee=6600; Total=49,600/-(B) Annual charges=13,500/-Total admission charges to be paid at time of Admission A+B=63,100/-(II) Quarterly Fees:Tution fee=9,700/-, smart class fee=900/-, computer fee=1300/-; Total=11,900/-(III) Quarterly Bus Fee as per route chart: Min 3,210/- for Indirapuram & Max 5,100/- for Delhi.-------------i think it is a good choice in Indirapuram/Noida sec-62 area as i have personally seen good grooming of students here and parents are quite satisfied.All the best,Bij:) NCR CORE TEAM HEAD AND NCR(NOIDA-GHAZIABAD) EXPERT …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) to DPS INDIRAPURAM 2024-25 at 8:27pm on September 12, 2012

Page: About Us: Our founder Mr Sumit Vohra is an IT Professional (B.E Computers and MBA) having more than 30 year's experience in I.T industry. He is consultant to prestigious Educational Organi; Added by Sumit Vohra (Webmaster) at 12:58pm on March 24, 2022

Topic: Some schools will always be better but all need to be good ~Shivani Singh, Metro Editor, Hindustan Times: 10 kilometers away, he chose a “decent one” in the neighbourhood. The gamble paid off. The four-year-old boy was too shy to talk but is now the most popular kid in the class. He can spell words using phonetics, loves judo and, with many classmates living in the neighbourhood, has a hectic social life even after school. His dad, of course, is the happiest. The school is only a 10-minute drive from home. I also know others who went through the difficult, tiring and very competitive process of nursery admissions. One even faked a rent agreement to show he lived in the vicinity of a very sought-after school to gain points under the neighbourhood criteria. Apparently, there are so many parents faking their residential addresses that schools have started physical verification to detect the fraud. Getting a seat in an elite school was never easy. All through my growing years, I heard stories of parents paying huge donations to get the coveted seat. One of my neighbours was euphemistically asked to send his child in a brand-new bus on the first day to school. I know many parents who tried political connections or tapped their networked friends. Following extensive litigation against such class-bias in selection of children, we now have court-mandated rules for nursery admissions. The Ganguly Committee report accepted by the court in 2007 prohibited all testing and interviews of children and their parents, recommending that schools decide a child's eligibility based on a 100-point scale. Recently, schools have been allowed to set their own admission norms and most follow the point system that rewards girls, students with older siblings in the same school, children of alumni and those living in the neighbourhood. Others have devised their unique criteria. According to Education World magazine, some schools offer points to parents who had participated in the Asiad and Olympics or who are employed in certain government service. These have not made life simpler. By rewarding points to children of alumni, some elite schools screen out parents who did not go to such schools themselves. Most parents still go through the grind of applying to 10 schools and more to secure the best for their children. According to a 2011 survey by Credit Suisse, Indians spend more on education than Russians, Chinese or Brazilians. But in a status-conscious Delhi, the admission race is not only about education. Here, the name of your child's school is as important as your residential address and the brand of your car in determining who you are. So out of Delhi's 3,000-odd private schools, only about 100 are in real demand. With no mechanism in place to ensure basic academic and infrastructural standards in schools, parents quickly avoid options that are not “established” yet. As far as the “established” schools go, Delhi has not added many to its traditional list because no concessional land has been allotted to schools since 2003. Those schools, which were granted plots earlier, did not follow the mandate of providing seats for poor children. So the government stopped doling out land altogether. In the last 10 years, most new schools came up in Gurgaon, Noida and Ghaziabad, resulting in a skewed supply in Delhi. Regulating the admission process is necessary. But as long as schools, both government and private, are allowed to operate without meeting basic standards, the great nursery rush will not ease in Delhi. Elite brands are in demand everywhere and will always be. But parents should also have the option to trust neighbourhood schools. …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:30am on December 3, 2012

Topic: The Sunday Guardian- Schools unhappy CBSE scrapped re-evaluation: ore with a majority of schools slamming the CBSE’s move to scrap the re-evaluation facility for Class 12 students from next year, terming the move unjust to students who would end up being a victim of “human error”. Earlier this week, R.K. Chaturvedi, CBSE chairperson, had announced that the governing body had given its assent to the scrapping of the existing re-evaluation facility, but a system would be put in a place so that “genuine cases” get looked into. Students until now could seek fresh evaluation of their Board exam answer sheets in 11 subjects and were allowed to apply for a copy of their answer sheets and challenge the evaluation of up to 10 questions by paying Rs 200 for each. Analysing the implication of the CBSE’s move, Sumit Vohra, founder of admissionsnursery.com, a Delhi-based education portal, said, “Class 12 board exam results decide a student’s future in the contemporary cut-throat world of competition where every decimal counts when it comes to getting an admission in country’s best colleges. It is unfair for students if the re-evaluation system is scrapped.” Priya Dhall, principal, Dehradun Public School, Ghaziabad, said, “Last year, over 10 students in my school had been granted 7-25 marks more after re-evaluation. The process of evaluation prescribed by CBSE includes several levels of examiners who check a single answer sheet. First the answer sheet is evaluated by an examiner, then by the assistant head examiner. The head examiner is responsible for cross-checking the answer sheets checked by the examiners, but is not liable to go through all the sheets. So the head examiner checks only 8-10 sheets evaluated by every examiner.” Dhall added, “My experience is that a lot of teachers do not take this job seriously. There is too much pressure on them since a single teacher has to check hundreds of answer sheets on a single day to meet the deadline.” Speaking about the “injustice” to students, S.K. Bhattacharya, president, Action Committee for Private Unaided Schools in Delhi, said, “This is a matter of transparency. If the board feels that their evaluation system is foolproof, then allowing re-evaluation should not be a problem. Until and unless these mistakes, which are human, are corrected, students will suffer.” However, Ameeta Mulla Wattal, principal, Spring Dales School, Pusa Road, supported the CBSE’s move, but criticised the shortcomings in the current evaluation process. Wattal said, “The re-evaluation process has become exhaustive over the years. Earlier, re-evaluation meant looking for calculation mistakes only. But in 2014, the three-tier re-evaluation system was introduced which allowed students to see their evaluated answer sheets as well.” Wattal highlighted the lack of uniformity in allotment of marks in board exams and questioned who decides how much marks should be allotted to an answer. Wattal said, “The immediate need is to revise our evaluation process. That is where the fault lies.” …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:00am on October 9, 2016

Topic: TheIndusparent-Your two-year-olds will now have to prepare for an interview to crack nursery admission!: hink again. You'll be surprised to know that it is more like a battle and that you have to start preparing your child for it as soon as he starts walking! Kids as young as two are now reportedly taking coaching classes. Why you ask? Well, because some schools are flouting legals rules and screening kids and even parents, in some cases, for admission to pre-school classes. A report in the Huffington Post suggests that in order to get their wards admitted to the 'best schools' Mumbai-based parents are shelling out lakhs of rupees and sending them to coaching classes. Shockingly enough, starting post three years of age is not considered good parenting, because by then your child has already crossed the 'basic learning stage.' Hidden under the rug Shushed under the garb of teaching kids about general knowledge or about how to converse, experts suggest these classes are not limited to just Mumbai, but are very much available even in the capital city. We spoke to Sumit Vohra, founder of admissionnursery.com, the biggest community on nursery school admissions, who revealed some shocking statistics. "All schools that take interviews, although it is not allowed in Delhi under RTE but some do so in a hush-hush way. In fact, they undertake profiling of parents and ask about their profession or qualification, designation, yearly income and some even ask about the mobile handset they may be using to gauge the financial status," shares Vohra adding that these schools the then crosscheck whether the facts given by parents are correct or not by asking for PAN numbers and/or visiting cards. "However, we must know that in many schools of Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, and Faridabad this practice is allowed and continues with interviews of parents as well as the children," he says. Pressure on parents Vohra adds that such interviews are not just stressful for the kids, but most importantly for the parents. "Parents are under tremendous pressure as one cannot anticipate whether a three-year-old might become cranky or might not respond properly at the time of school interview. Some kids even get scared or cranky and are anxious as to why their parents are preparing them for interview at home," he adds. "The playschools also prepare kids, but some people have started special courses in institutes that charge a handsome amount. My suggestion is for parents to remain away from these institutes. Remember that playschool preparations is sufficient for kids' school admissions," he explains. Questions asked during such interviews Vohra reveals that kids are often questioned about some color, or toy, or shape or a vegetable, for instance. "They also ask kids to recite a poem of his/her choice, phonics or three-letter words, they are assessed on their reading or counting abilities as well as their abilities to solve puzzles. They are also observed for any medical problem or separation anxiety, toilet training and funnily enough schools even enquire about the car that the family owns," he shared. www.theindusparent.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/school-copy.jpg?resize=670%2C445&ssl=1" alt="" width="628" height="417"/> Vohra also explained that such interview often lead to increased anxiety among children. "Almost 99 percent kids are taken away from their parents and so while some kids end up crying, some become very sleepy as the interviews overlap with their afternoon naps," he adds. Such interviews, especially now that nursery admissions have started are only adding more pressure and stress on parents. Psychological effect of such interviews "It seems that parents have become involved in a rat race and the pressure of competition has taken over the better of them. The first instinct of any parent in this situation is to refuse to send their child to a school that scrutinizes their kid at the tender age of two and three," explains Seema Hingorrany, Mumbai-based clinical psychologist. She adds that many times this competition leads to parents becoming angry at their little ones and that in turn adds more pressure on the child. "I can test a child's IQ best when he is between the ages of 8 and 10 years. So testing a kid at this tender age cannot be a benchmark for his intelligence," explains Hingorrany. She says that a child's intelligence is a reflection of his emotional and psychological well-being and over pressurizing the child can often lead to depression and push them over the edge, in many cases. "So many children these days are increasingly becoming victims of depression and drugs at just 10 years," she says, adding that letting the child be and grow at his own pace is the only way to help him grow harmoniously. "What matters at the end is how your child is shaping up, emotionally," she says. Read: THIS is why kindergarten children must play with other kids If you have any insights, questions or comments regarding the article, please share them in our Comment box below. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Google+ and Twitter to stay up-to-date on the latest from theIndusparent.com…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 11:29am on March 15, 2017

Topic: List of questions asked in nursery interview/interaction schools NOIDA/GURGAON/GHAZIABAD/FARIDABAD(2009 - 2024 INCLUDING QUESTIONS ASKED IN LAST 14 YEARS with Multiple Answers for ALL 150 questions: w do you expect the school to contribute in your child's life? 5. How do you deal with discipline issues with your child? 6. Describe your child. 7. How much time do you spend with your child ? 8. What are your Child‟s hobbies? 9. Who takes care of your child in your absence? 10.What are the qualifications of child‟s parents and grandparents? 11.What does your childlike the most? 12.What does your child dislike the most? 13.How do you tackle your child‟s tantrums? 14.How independent is your child? 15.What do you want your child to become in the future? 16.What are the expectations from school with respect to your child? 17.How would you develop the qualities of sharing & caring in your child? 18.Would you like to share something special about your child? 19.What should you do when your child misbehaves in front of others? 20.How do you make sure that your child eats a balanced and adequate healthy diet? 21.What is your opinion about creating a routine in a child‟s life? 22.Can we provide some kind of justification on forcing our wishes onto the child?61 How do you enhance the motor skills of your child23.How much time does father spend with child? 24. To whom your child is more close and why? 25. What has been your child‟s personal milestone till today in your opinion? 26. How do you expect the school to contribute in your child‟s life? 27. Being a parent is difficult or rewarding or frightening or wonderful. What is your opinion? 28. What are your views on school giving homework to your child? 29. Define successful parenting? 30. What are different hobbies of your child? 31. What are your goals for your child? 32. Can you force your wishes on the child? 33. Is Freedom=Responsibility? Comment on it as a parent. 34. Explain the role of books in child‟s life. 35. What is your child‟s favorite color? 36. What is your child‟s favorite game? 37. What is your child‟s favorite food? 38. What is your child‟s favorite pet animal or bird? 39. What does your childlike the most? 40. What makes your child happy? 41. What makes your child sad? 42. How important is discipline in child‟s life? 43. What are your priorities to search in a school while seeking admission in a particular school? 44. How do you spend your quality time with your child?45. How do you and your partner spend the leisure time with the child? 46. What is your child‟s favorite indoor and outdoor activity? 47. Are there any responsibilities given to your child from your side? 48. Name the story book given to your child from your end in the recent past. 49. What are the three important things you are looking for in a school for admitting your child? 50. Why are you choosing our school for getting admission for your child? 51. Do you have any kind of suggestions to improve the education at primary level? 52. What are your aspirations for the future of your child? 53. How do you perceive your role as a parent in the education of your child? 54. How can you increase the motor skills in your child? 55. Name some of the important things a school should have for pre-school children. 56. Is your child fully trained with toilet and washroom manners? 57. What are your views with respect to the joint family versus nuclear family while focusing on the child‟s overall development? 58. Did you send your child to the play school prior to the admission? 59. What could be the best thing given to your child as a parent? 60. What do you believe in-formal or informal or combination of both kinds of education? Why? 62What is the best way to teach a preschooler to be courteous and appreciative? 63 you are taking a written test for nursery admission and you realize that the person next to you is cheating, what would you do, 64 How do you spend time with your child? 65. What are your views on the recent Gurgaon incident where a school boy shot his class mate? What in your opinion was missing? 66What is the happiest moment in your day? 67. What do you do when your child trow tantrums? 68. What are your aspirations for your child? 69. What do you know about this school? 70. List out according to priority the expectations / end results from your child: Happiness, achievement, academics, overall personality. 71Why do you want to admit your child to this school? 72. What do you want your child to become ? 73. What are your expectations about the school ? 74 Being a parent is difficult / rewarding / frightening / wonderful ? What is your opinion 75 How will you develop the qualities of sharing and caring in the child ? 76 Freedom = Responsibility. Comment ? 77 Would you like to share something special about your child ? 78 How do you make sure that your child eats a balanced adequate healthy diet ? 79 What should we do when a child misbehaves in front of others ? 80 What is your opinion about creating a routine in a child‟s life ? 81 Explain the role of „Books‟ in a child‟s life ? 82. How justified are we in forcing our wishes onto the child ? 83. How well do I know my child… 84 His favourite colour…………. 85 His favourite86 His favorite outfit………….. 87 in school of NCR still children interviews are not banned 88 Identify the color name 89 recite a rhyme a 90 shape recognisition 91 Your son is playing in the block area. His friend knocks over block structure and in return your son hits his friend . What will you do and why? 92 A parent comes to pick up their child and notices a bite received by your child. They become angry and demand to speak to you . How will you handle the situation? 93 A classroom is run on values. The values maybe designated by policy or influenced by the teachers and parents. What do you when a parent's different values interfere with classroom procedures? 94. What you would do in a situation like if two children were fighting over a toy or if a child was not listening to you...kind of what would you do scenarios... 95.How do you spend time with your child? 96. What are your expectations from school ? 97 Your financial status ? 98 What do you do when your child throw tantrums? 99 What are your aspirations for your child? 100 whether mother is working or not if working who looks after the child in her absence ? 1) What age do you think is appropriate for a child to follow a "flexible" curriculum? 2) What are your expectations from your child and what is his/her biggest positive point? 3) What is your philosophy of education? 4) What does the word "DPS" mean to you? Why have you chosen DPS as the school where your child spends his initial years of education? 5) What are your expectations from the school? 6) What do you think are advantages and disadvantages of a composite school? 7) What is the role of a teacher in students' life? 8) What do you do to establish good communication with your child? 9) What age groups does your child interact with? 10) What according to you contributes most for a happy family? 11) According to you, which activities in a school enhance creativity of a child? 12) Mention a few reinforcement techniques you use with your child? 13) What disheartens your child most? 14) What are the restrictions put on your child by you and why? 15) How should children utilize their free time? 16) What is more important for you and why…academic performance or social adjustments of your child? 17) How do you improve eating habits of your child? 18) What is role of a teacher is student’s life? 19) What is advantage and disadvantages of a composite school? What different techniques you are using for reinforcements of your child? 20) What is more important for you and why…academic performance or social and ...adaptability of your child? 21) What is more important for you and why…academic performance or social and ...adaptability of your child? 22) What is your child's relationship with his sibling? 23) Is your child toilet trained? 24) What does your child eat in the breakfast? 25) What do you want your child to become when he grows up? 26) How would you see the child’s independence? 27) What is your child's daily routine? 28) Has your child been to any play school? 29) What benefits/gains do you see by having sent your child to a play school? 30) What languages are being used to communicate with the child at home? 31) Studies or Extra Curricular activities - What is more important? 32) CBSE or ICSE Board or IB- How they are different? Which is better and why? 33) Which is your child's favorite cartoon on TV? 34) Are the cartoon channels beneficial or harmful according to you? 35) Does your child play with computer? 36) How independent is your child? 37) How do you inculcate the habits of sharing and caring in your child? 38) Your views on the use of technology in school education? 39) Are you aware of the Internet? 40) Do you have a computer at home? 41) Have you used any websites for kids for online interactive learning? 42) What is Swine Flu and what precautions do you need to take against it? 43) Do you remember when was your child last given a vaccination and which vaccinations were given ? 44) How to you plan to cope with change in your daily lifestyle once your child starts going to school? 45) What would you do if your child cries during the first few days of going to school? 46) Being a parent is difficult / rewarding / frightening / wonderful ? What is your opinion ? 47) Is your child introvert or an extrovert? 48) How much time the grandparents spend with the child? 49) What makes your child unique? 50) How would like to treat your child? FAS Noida 2021 SBS Noida 2021. Shiv Nadar 2021. 2017 QUESTIONS How will you react if your child doesn't complete his homework? How will you react if he doesn't complete his lunch in school? How will you deal with situation if someone bully your kid in bus? Behavior can't be taught; it get caught. comment. Why you have chosen Amity among others? How do you tell the handle the division of rich and the poor to your child? Current education system. Expectation from school What will you do if the child gets hurt in school? Which Education system do you think is best and why? Options a) Value Education b) Traditional Questioned asked in Gurgaon Schools in 2017 INTERACTION IN LEADING SCHOOL WITH PARENTS INPUTS 2017 DPS Noida Interaction 2017 Amity Noida Interaction 2017 APJ Noida Interaction 2017 Bal Bharti Interaction 2017 SFS Interaction 2017 Amity/Amiown Gurgaon Interaction 2017 Cambridge Noida Interaction 2017 Somerville Noida Interaction 2017 DPS Indirapuram Interaction 2017 FAS Noida Interaction Details 2017 Modern Faridabad Interaction 2017 DPS Sec 45 Children Profiling 2017 INTERACTION IN LEADING SCHOOL WITH PARENTS INPUTS 2018 VISHWA BHARATI NOIDA BAL BHARTI NOIDA DPS Sec 30 Noida KOTHARI Khaitan Noida Amity 2018(First for Form Filling)/Amiown Amity 2018 ( Second)/Amiown APJ Noida (1st) APJ Noida (2nd) ST. Francis Khaitan Ghaziabad Jaipuria DPS Indirapuram Somerville Noida FAS Noida Cambridge Noida TSMS 2019 SPV CJM St. Paul's INTERACTION IN LEADING SCHOOL WITH PARENTS INPUTS 2019 BB Noida DPS Indirapuram MRIS Vishwa Bharti Noida Ramagya DPS Sec 30 Noida DPS GBN Khaitan Noida APJ Noida (1st) APJ Noida (2nd) Ramagya Kothari Intenational Gyanshree ST.Francis Amity(First for Form Filling) Amity(Second)/Amiown Somerville Noida Lotus Valley Noida Mayoor FASN TSMS FASVaishali DPS Sec 132 Shiv Nadar Cambridge Noida DPS Sec 122 INTERACTION IN LEADING SCHOOL WITH PARENTS INPUTS 2020 BB Noida Billabong Vishwa Bharati DPS Sec 132 APJ(Noida) Somerville Noida Cambridge Noida Cambridge Indirapuram DPS Indirapuram DPSI ( Principal Interaction) Gyanshree Amity Lotus Valley Noida Mayoor Jaipuria Somerville International Sec 132 ST.Francis Suncity( Sec 54/Sec 45) Scottish High( Also many confirmed Admission taken on FCFS) Manav Rachna TSMS FASN LVIS Gurgaon Gyanshree Shiv Nadar DPS Sec 30 Noida FAS(Vaishali) DPS Sec 122 DPS KPV Heritage (Noida) INTERACTION IN LEADING SCHOOL WITH PARENTS INPUTS 2021 Khaitan Noida Bal Bharti Noida Billabong DPS Indirapuram Vishwa Bharati Cambridge Noida Jaipuria DPS Sec 30 Noida ST.Francis (Indirapuram) DPS Sec 132 Gyanshree LVIS Noida Somerville Noida Manav Rachna APJ Amity TSMS Kothari Global Genesis FASN Shiv Nadar Suncity DPS Sec 122 INTERACTION IN LEADING SCHOOL WITH PARENTS INPUTS 2022 Vishwa Bharati Bal Bharti Noida Cambridge Noida Somerville Noida Gyanshree DPS Indirapuram TSMS DPS Sec 132 DPS Sec 30 Noida Amity Billabong Shiv Nadar APJ FASN FASVaishali INTERACTION IN LEADING SCHOOL WITH PARENTS INPUTS 2023 Amity Noida Vishwa Bharati Somerville Noida Somerville Sec 132 Bal Bharti Noida DPS Sec 30 Noida TSMS Noida…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:12pm on September 2, 2009

Page: Documents Required~School Specific for Delhi Gurgaon Noida Ghaziabad NCR.: 1 Some schools check immunization card very carefully (all the vaccines put should be duly signed by you doctor on the immunization card) 2 Some schools ask for medical certificate from your docto; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 4:12pm on July 12, 2012