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Comment on: Topic 'Results on 1 Feb 2012 | All the Parents Are Requested To Post Results On This N…': got even after all the toil...but that is the case with many parents..there is neither any fault of you nor of your little kid...it's happening with this wrong policy of DOE year after year when the seats in a handful good schools of Delhi are limited and number of applicant is very high..thus keeping many eligible kids out without any reason...if only could Ganguly committee recommendations be followed in true letter n spirits whereby neighourhood was the strong criteria such problems would not be there..but then new good schools are not spread everywhere across the Delhi ..and with known schools situated in some clusters it becomes hugely impossible to the nearby residents also to secure admission in thus schools by having other criteria of Sibling, Alumni, etc also in tandem. There are total 1242 Unaided Pvt Schools recognized by DOE in Delhi out of which only 150 plus are established and well known who are getting maximum applications from the parents..there are total 177 schools in South, South East districts but most of we parents file for only for the known 30-40 schools of the area...and maximum competition happen for these schools only.. Some of schools you had applied went for Lucky Draw like Gyan Bharti..and its just sheer chance to get in or out in that case.. I think the option now should be to search for some good nearby school in and around your area..and also wait and see for any 2nd waitlist (if any) in the schools already applied by you.. (you can check for some of these schools like Lalit Mahajan SVM School, Vasant Vihar,Near CPWD Colony; LAL BALHADUR SHASTRI SMARAK (JAVM) SR, SEC. SCHOOL, SEC-3 , R.K .PURAM; ST. JOHNS PUBLIC SCHOOL,Maidan Garhi; BAL NIKETAN PUBLIC SCHOOL, Sangam Vihar; MALVIYA PUBLIC SCHOOL, Malviya Nagar; RAJDHANI PUBLIC SCHOOL, near sainik farms; D ROSES PUBLIC SCHOOL, D block Saket; ST. ANTHONYS SR. SEC SCHOOL, SDA Hauz Khas...these names are just for example..you know better of your surrounding area..)--these are average schools but then one has to secure seats and move ahead to try in sought after schools once vacancy arises there... Wish you all the best...i'm sure your ward will get a good school in times to come..…; Added by bijendra at 1:17am on February 3, 2012

Topic: Select Top 10 and TOP 1 among 23 school list in east delhi.: will give few days for admission may be 3 to 4 days for the selected candidate so in that situation it is very difficult to choose best school if candidate will select more than one school. so kindly i requested to you and all please rank below given school and also select top 10 among all given list below and TOP 1. so that it will help me to choose best school if my child will selected in below given school. Kindly all in group reply i think most of the parents of east delhi have applied in below list. so ranking will help for all. SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS 1. Mother Mary's School, Mayur Vihar, Phase-1 2. MOTHER’S GLOBAL SCHOOL Preet Vihar 3. DAV Public School sreshtha vihar 4. Ahlcon Public School Mayur Mayur Phase 1 5. Ahlcon International School Mayur Vihar 6. ASN Senior Secondary School Mayur Vihar, phase-1, 7. SNEH International School New Rajdhani Enclave, Vikas marg, Delhi-92 8. Hillwoods Academy ,Preet Vihar 9. ASN INTERNATIONAL School Mayur Vihar, Phase-1 10.DPS School Mathura road New delhi 11. lovely public school priyadshani vihar 12. BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL SWASTHYA VIHAR VIKAS MARG DELHI 13. Universal Public School Preet Vihar 14. St Lawrence school geeta colony, Facility Center, 15. RIASBH PUBLIC SCHOOL Mayur Vihar Phase – I 16.VICTOR PUBLIC SCHOOL I.P. EXTENSION, DELHI92 17.BALBHAVAN PUBLIC SCHOOL SWASTHYA VIHAR, DELHI 110092 18.Salwan Public school Mayur Vihar Phase 3 19.Somerville School Vasundhara Enc Vasundhara Enclave 20.Bhartiya vidya bhavan mehta vidyalaya Kusturba Gandhi Marg, new delhi-1 21.SHAHEED RAJPAL DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL DAYANAND VIHAR, DELHI-92 22.RAGHUVIR SINGH JUNIOR MODERN SCHOOL Humyun Road, new delhi 23.Jagdish Bal Mandir public school SwaSTHYA VIHAR, opp PSK, VIKAS MARG DELHI Regards & Thanks in advance …; Added by rakesh kumar singh to East Delhi 2025-2026 at 5:01pm on January 28, 2016

Topic: Select Top 10 and TOP 1 Among 23 School List In East Delhi: will give few days for admission may be 3 to 4 days for the selected candidate so in that situation it is very difficult to choose best school if candidate will select more than one school. so kindly i requested to you and all please rank below given school and also select top 10 among all given list below and TOP 1. so that it will help me to choose best school if my child will selected in below given school. Kindly all in group reply i think most of the parents of east delhi have applied in below list. so ranking will help for all. SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS 1. Mother Mary's School, Mayur Vihar, Phase-1 2. MOTHER’S GLOBAL SCHOOL Preet Vihar 3. DAV Public School sreshtha vihar 4. Ahlcon Public School Mayur Mayur Phase 1 5. Ahlcon International School Mayur Vihar 6. ASN Senior Secondary School Mayur Vihar, phase-1, 7. SNEH International School New Rajdhani Enclave, Vikas marg, Delhi-92 8. Hillwoods Academy ,Preet Vihar 9. ASN INTERNATIONAL School Mayur Vihar, Phase-1 10.DPS School Mathura road New delhi 11. lovely public school priyadshani vihar 12. BHARTI PUBLIC SCHOOL SWASTHYA VIHAR VIKAS MARG DELHI 13. Universal Public School Preet Vihar 14. St Lawrence school geeta colony, Facility Center, 15. RIASBH PUBLIC SCHOOL Mayur Vihar Phase – I 16.VICTOR PUBLIC SCHOOL I.P. EXTENSION, DELHI92 17.BALBHAVAN PUBLIC SCHOOL SWASTHYA VIHAR, DELHI 110092 18.Salwan Public school Mayur Vihar Phase 3 19.Somerville School Vasundhara Enc Vasundhara Enclave 20.Bhartiya vidya bhavan mehta vidyalaya Kusturba Gandhi Marg, new delhi-1 21.SHAHEED RAJPAL DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL DAYANAND VIHAR, DELHI-92 22.RAGHUVIR SINGH JUNIOR MODERN SCHOOL Humyun Road, new delhi 23.Jagdish Bal Mandir public school SwaSTHYA VIHAR, opp PSK, VIKAS MARG DELHI Regards & Thanks in advance…; Added by rakesh kumar singh at 5:06pm on January 28, 2016

Comment on: Topic 'ADMISSIONSNURSERY.COM EXCLUSIVE -TENTATATIVE DATE AS PER MEDIA REPORT OF SCHOO…': st Jan to 15th Jan2011.(newspaper ADvt will come on 30th Dec2010) http://www.dpsrkp.net/admission/2010-11/admission_nursery_2011_12.asp All the Best-Bij:) ------------Nursery Admission Process 2011-2012 CRITERIA POINTS Neighbourhood (Localities are specified for each Area Code in point no. 16 of General Instructions) 26 Area Code (A,B,C,D) A - 26 B - 20 C - 14 D - 08 Siblings (Real brother/sister studying in DPS R K Puram/Vasant Vihar/ East of Kailash) 26 Ex-Student (Class XII certificate - DPS RK Puram only) 24 (Father-12 Mother-12) First Born*/Girl Child - *Undertaking from the parents is required 06 Children with Minimum Special Needs - Doctor's Certificate required 06 Single Parent (Widow/Widower Only) - Legal documents would be required 06 Sports Participants (Players and Coaches) of Olympics/Asian Games/Commonwealth Games Only Father/Mother/Both 06 ------------ Total 100 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 1. Registration a) General/Staff Category - Completely On-line on school website www.dpsrkp.net b) EWS- Manual Registration Forms available from Admission Office of Delhi Public School, Sector 12, R K Puram, New Delhi on all working days from 01st January 2011 to 15th January 2011 between 02:00 pm to 04:00 pm. Registration Forms will be issued after submission of Income Certificate from concerned SDM. c) The admission process has been carefully designed to provide equal opportunity to all applicants and to maintain transparency in the admission procedure. d) Every year, we have more applicants than number of seats available. Therefore, if a candidate is unable to secure a seat, it is in no way a reflection of his/her caliber. 2. Release of Advertisement - 30th December, 2010 (Thursday) - Indian Express, Times of India and Hindustan Times. 3. Total Number of Seats for each school DPS Vasant Vihar DPS East of Kailash Number of Seats for each school 216 180 a) E.W.S. (25%) 54 45 b) General Category (50%) 108 90 c) Management Quota (20%) 43 36 d) Staff Children (5%) 11 09 4. Eligible Age Minimum Age 3+ as on 31st March 2011. (Children whose date of birth falls between 01st April 2007 and 31st March 2008 only are eligible for registration for the Academic Session 2011-2012) 5. Reservation of Seats EWS, Management Quota and Children of Permanent Staff of DPS RKPuram 6. Commencement of Registration Process 1st January 2011 to 15th January 2011 Timings: General Category: 24 Hours Online Registration (Only one On-Line form to be filled by one candidate. Duplicate Registration will automatically cancel the registration of the candidate) EWS Category: 02:00 pm to 04:00 pm on all working days (Monday to Friday) 7. Scrutiny / Verification of Online applications 17th January 2011 to 27th January 2011 8. List of Shortlisted Candidates 28th January 2011 by 4.00 p.m. 9. Draw of lots a) General Category (in case of 'tie' only) - 31st January 2011 at 4:00 p.m. b) EWS - DPS Vasant Vihar (all applicants) - 27th January 2011 at 2:00 p.m. c) EWS - DPS East of Kailash (all applicants) - 27th January 2011 at 4:00 p.m. Venue for Draw of Lots: Audio Visual Hall (AVH) at Delhi Public School, Sec 12, R K Puram, New Delhi 10. 1st List of Selected Children for General/EWS (plus 2nd / Waiting List) 1st February 2011 by 4.00 p.m. 11. Enrollment Forms & Instructions for both the Junior Schools will be issued from DPS R. K. Puram, Sector XII, New Delhi (for Selected Candidates only) a) DPS Vasant Vihar General Category 3rd & 4th February 2011 between 9.00 a.m –12.30 p.m. b) DPS East of Kailash General Category 7th & 8th February 2011 between 9.00 a.m –12.30 p.m. c) DPS Vasant Vihar EWS Category 17th February 2011 between 9.00 a.m –12.30 p.m. d) DPS East of Kailash EWS Category 18th February 2011 between 9.00 a.m –12.30 p.m. 12. Admission Formalities - Documents verification by school (selected candidates only) a) DPS Vasant Vihar General Category 9th, 10th & 11th February 2011 b) DPS East of Kailash General Category 14th, 15th & 16th February 2011 c) DPS Vasant Vihar EWS Category 21st February 2011 d) DPS East of Kailash EWS Category 22nd February 2011 13. 3rd Admission List (If any) 28th February 2011 14. Closure of Admissions 31st March 2011 15. Final Admission Formalities (Final admission is subject to verification of the following documents to be produced in Original). Photocopies will not be accepted. a) Birth Certificate issued by the Municipal Corporation b) Proof of residence (Passport/Registered Lease Deed/Electricity Bill/MTNL Bill/Electoral Card) Note : School will also verify the residential address through home visit. c) In case of Sibling, a copy of Fee Bill issued by the school office for the Academic Session 2010-2011. d) In case of Alumni, a copy of the passing certificate of AISSCE (Class XII) issued by CBSE. e) In case of First Born Child, an undertaking, signed by both parents, must be submitted as Certificate of Authenticity. f) In case of applicants with Minimum Special Needs (a child, who can be mainstreamed under inclussive education with the available medical facilities in the school), a copy of Certificate of Disability from a Medical Officer of Govt. Hospitals. g) In case of Single Parent, legal documents(Death Certificate and Undertaking of Single Status) would be required. h) In case of players or coaches, certificate of participation as member of the Indian Team would be required. 16. The areas/localities/colonies accepted/eligible for the two Junior Schools are as follows: (School Transport is available only on existing school bus routes) Delhi Public School, Vasant Vihar Area Code Delhi Public School, East of Kailash Area Code Vasant Vihar Paschimi MargVasant Vihar Poorvi MargVasant Vihar A-BlockVasant Vihar A-Block (Main Road)Vasant Vihar B-BlockVasant Vihar B-Block (Main Road)Vasant Vihar C-BlockVasant Vihar C-Block MarketVasant Vihar D-BlockVasant Vihar E-BlockVasant Vihar F-Block A East of Kailash F-BlockMount Kailash A–BlockMount Kailash B–BlockMount Kailash Tower 1Mount Kailash Tower 2Mount Kailash Tower 3 A Air India Colony (CPWD Colony)Anand NiketanAradhana Apartments (R. K. Puram)Dhaula KuanHill View Appts.Indian Airlines ColonyJ.N.U.Moti BaghMunirka DDA Flats (Opp. JNU Main Gate)Munirka ViharR. K. Puram (Except Sector-13)Safderjung Development AreaSafderjung EnclaveSatya NiketanShanti NiketanSouth Moti BaghSubroto ParkVasant EnclaveWest End B AlaknandaAmar ColonyAnand LokAndrews GanjChirag EnclaveChittaranjan ParkDefence ColonyEast of Kailash A-BlockEast of Kailash B-BlockEast of Kailash C-BlockEast of Kailash D-BlockEast of Kailash E-BlockEast of Kailash G-BlockFriends ColonyG.K. EnclaveGreater Kailash – IGreater Kailash – IIGreater Kailash – IIIHemkunt ColonyHUDCOJal ViharKailash ColonyKailash HillsKalkajiKalkaji DDA Flats, Tara Appts.Kalkaji Extn, Nr. Police StationLajpat Nagar – ILajpat Nagar – IILajpat Nagar – IIILajpat Nagar – IVMaharani BaghMasjid MothNational ParkNehru PlaceNiti BaghPamposh EnclavePanchsheel EnclavePragati Vihar Govt. Res. AreaSadiq NagarSant NagarSouth Extn – ISouth Extn – IISrinivaspuriUdai ParkZamrudpur B AIIMS (Ansari Nagar)Arjun ViharChanakyapuriDelhi Cantt Upto Kirby PlaceGeetanjaliGreen ParkHauz KhasI.I.T.Kidwai Nagar (East)Malviya NagarNavjeevan ViharNoroaji NagarPanchsheel (South)Railway Colony Sardar Patel MargSadhna EnclaveSaketSarojini NagarSarvapriya ViharSatya Marg Govt. FlatsSheikh Sarai - Phase ISoami Nagar (South)South Avenue (M. P. Flats)Vasant Kunj C-1 Opp. DPSVasant Kunj C-2 Opp. DPSVasant Kunj C-3 Opp. DPSVasant Kunj C-4 Opp. DPSVinay Marg Govt. Flats C AIIMS (Ayurvigyan Nagar)Asiad VillageBapa Nagar, Govt. Res. AreaGolf LinksGulmohar ParkJor BaghKaka Nagar, Govt. Res. AreaLodhi Colony Govt. Res. AreaNew Friends ColonyPanchseel Park (North)Pandara Road, Govt. Res. Area.Soami Nagar (North)Sukhdev ViharSunder NagarZaqir Bagh C Akbar RoadNorth AvenueSheikh Sarai (Phase 2)Teen Murti LaneVasant Kunj (Pocket A)Vasant Kunj (Pocket B)Vasant Kunj (Pocket C)Vasant Kunj (Pocket D) D Jasola ViharSarita ViharJamia Nagar D 17. Declaration from parents a) Parents will certify that all the information provided by them is/are correct and they understand that if the information is found to be incorrect or false, their ward shall be automatically debarred from selection/admission process without any correspondence in this regard. b) Parents also understand that the application / registration / short listing does not guarantee admission to their ward. c) Parents accept the process of admission undertaken by the school and they will abide by the decision taken by the school authorities. 18. FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) How do I apply? Where can I get the DPS, R.K. Puram registration form (General/Staff Category)? The registration form is available online on this website www.dpsrkp.net only. You need to click on the relevant button Registration Form DPS Vasant Vihar OR Registration Form DPS East of Kailash, which are placed just at the bottom of this page. What are the advantages of applying online? When you apply online, you get an instant online receipt for your form alongwith the filled form as an acknowledgement. Further, the online process makes validations while you are submitting the form, i.e. you have not left any field blank, etc. How do I get proof of registration of my form? Immediately after submission of the form, a receipt with a Registration No. will be generated. Kindly take a print out of Receipt Page for all future references. How do I know the application status? All the lists will be uploaded online on this site as per the dates/schedule mentioned above. What should I do if my locality is not listed? If you do not fall in the neightbourhood localities as listed above, you can select "Out of Area" option in the drop down box of Residence Locality in the Online Registration Form. "Out of Area" option carries no point weightage. If there is a mismatch between the residence address filled up by you and the locality selected by you, your registration will be automatically cancelled with no intimation to you. Where do I contact, in case of technical query? You can write an e-mail to nursery2011@dpsrkp.net Where do I apply, if I am from EWS category? Manual Registration Forms are available from Admission Office of Delhi Public School, Sec 12, R K Puram on all working days from 01st January 2011 to 15th January 2011 between 02:00 pm to 04:00 pm. Registration Forms will be issued after submission of Income Certificate from concerned Sub-Divisional Magistrate.…; Added by bijendra at 4:50am on December 29, 2010

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery School Admissions ALERTS FOR 2012-13 Forms Dates in Noida | Ghaziabad|i…': Nursery & Nursery is available at the School from 10th to 24th Sept2011(9AM to 1PM) or can be Downloaded from Website http://dlfps.com/unilrn/ (Registration for KG and onwards is also open subject to availability of Seats). 2. Submission of Form at school with required documents. 3. Date of assessment / interaction will be given at the time of registration. 4. Age Criteria:-As on 1st April 2012,Pre Nursery:2years 6 months & Nursery:3 yrs 3 months. 5. Admission to Pre Nursery and Nursery will be based on observation. 6. Results will be displayed on the Notice Board/www.dlfps.com on the dates specified at the time of interaction. Interesting Questions asked in the Registration Form: 1. What are your reasons of choosing DLF Public School? (most general question asked by almost all schools in form or during interaction--pls read more about the specific school from its website, feedback from parents in this Forum, real feedback from the parents of existing students while you visit the school--to answer such question---schools generally want to know any specific thing in your preference which aligns the school's mission or focus--during interaction one can build upon this question and lead the interview in a favourable way sure shot to get impressed by the interviewer). 2. In what ways can you help the school ?(parents' professional qualifications can help in imparting some academic help to the school; your hobbies or expertise in fine arts like dance, music, painting etc. can be fruitful to students if the need arise; can be some forms of answer). 3. Write down your evaluation of your child's growth. (as a parent you know your child best, his/her strengths, weaknesses, special intersts, emotional maturity, inquisitiveness, something special about your child--pls stress upon the factors that are unique to your kid than giving the general diplomatic answer). All the Best, Bij:) …; Added by bijendra at 7:08pm on September 10, 2011

Topic: 4-year-olds preferred at select schools - Indian express 5 jan: lock, stock and... - By RamanKumar:.. - By shailendraCji in the dock - By prafuldesaiManna from heaven - By S.GeorgeVr krishna iyer righ... - By vaaluEx-cji - By Sudhir Rao'Irresponsible' Rakta charitraLearning Point Illumina at MDIDesi Food GalaxyFor parents who missed out on a nursery seat for their little one in the Capital’s schools last year, there is good news. A few schools in the city are admitting four-year-olds in pre-school classes for academic session 2011-12.Ahlcon Public School in Mayur Vihar (East Delhi) and two branches of The Heritage School in Vasant Kunj (South Delhi) and Rohini in (Northwest Delhi) are admitting children in the age group of three to five years in their pre-school classes. This signifies a shift from the usual age of three plus that is being considered by other private schools.In Ahlcon Public School, while 20 points are reserved for children who are aged four but less than five as on March 31, 2011, 15 and 10 points are reserved for children aged less than four and three-and-a-half years respectively.School principal R K Sharma says, “A four-year-old child is able to cope with the pressures better than a three-year-old. I think four is an ideal age to be in school. The maturity level of a four-year-old is also more than a three-year-old. Also, the Right to Education (RTE) Act says a six-year-old should be ideally be admitted in Class I. That is why we are giving more weightage to four plus children in our school. When the child reaches Class I, he or she will be six.”Ads by Google Nursery school children Find best-rated play schools near you.Check reviews. Register now!MyCity4Kids.com/NursPre-School online Put your kid to his / her first school online with EdServ!www.lampsglow.comIFRS Course from KPMG 13 Weeks Advance Cert. Progarm for Finance Professionals. Enroll Todayprogram.niitimperia.There are 180 seats in the school, of which 100 are for the general category. The date of issuance of forms in the school is January 7 to 14.Candidates at the two branches of The Heritage School in Rohini and Vasant Kunj will similarly get points depending on their age. Here, children aged between three and four years will be at an advantage, who will be given 25 out of a total of 100 points. According to the school website, children aged between four and five will get 15, and those aged above five years will get 10 points. The total number of seats at The Heritage School in Vasant Kunj is 72 — 40 are for the general category. In the school’s Rohini branch, there are 140 seats in total and 77 are for the general category.NGO Social Jurist had last month challenged the Delhi governnent’s decision to have three plus as the age of admission in a school. The RTE Act stipulates that children in Class I should be aged six, while a child aged three plus admitted in nursery will be only five when he/she reaches Class I. The hearing in the case is scheduled for January 11.Sumit Vohra, founder of www.admissionsnursery.com, said, “This (admitting older children) will disturb the applecart. How can a three-year-old compete with a five-year-old? The only advantage here is that four-year-olds will get admission.”Experts believe four plus is an ideal age to start formal schooling. Dr Jitendra Nagpal, consultant psychiatrist said, “Parents usually begin pushing the child to start schooling at the age of three, but it mars the social and emotional development of the child.”Income a factor?Maharaja Agrasen Model School in Pitampura and Shrijan School in Model Town are asking for the parents’ income in the application form.…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 8:57am on January 5, 2011

Comment on: Topic '#NurseryAdmissions - Delhi Admissions Open 2016-2017 ~ Common official thread f…': 'll receive a response or not but I request to all of you to do the same so that we can have some words of assurance or hope from them. Letter as follows: Guidance required for the admission of my first born kid who didn't get through any DOL1 message Dinesh Singh Negi <dsnegi@gmail.com> Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 1:03 PM To: diredu@nic.in, secyedu@nic.in Cc: add.dir.edu@gmail.com, cmdelhi@nic.in, msisodia.delhi@gov.in Dear Sir/Madam, Myself Dinesh Singh Negi, living in Nehru Nagar, New Delhi - 110065, would like to make an humble request if you can really guide me and all other fellow parents who are not lucky enough to get a name on the DOL done by schools for the admission of Nursery Standard on what should we do? I'm a father of two, a 3 year old son and a 2 months old daughter, this whole admission process had shocked me from inside. The whole process of point and criteria, then form submission, then changing of points criteria in the middle, then allotment of management quota in some schools, some schools are fair enough to conduct an open draw and some school just announce the list on their notice board. I know and understand it's the same for every parent, some parents are lucky enough to get their ward on 5-6 schools and some are left with 1 or no choice. Sir, this whole process is nothing less then a night mare believe me I'm having sleepless nights and too worried for the future of my kids in Delhi. Just for your reference, I've applied on the following school but no luck. School Name Website Address Age Criteria Status Indian School, New Delhi www.theindianschool.in/ The Indian School Josip Broz Tito Marg, New Delhi Pin – 110049, India 3+ Negative G.L.T Saraswati Bal Mandir Senior Secondary School Nehru Nagar 3+ Negative Sardar Patel Vidyalya www.spvpre.spvdelhi.org/ 3+ Negative Manav Bharti India International School http://www.manavabharati.net/ 3+ Negative Bluebells School International, New Delhi www.bluebellsinternational.com/ Kailash (Opp.) Lady Shriram College, New Delhi Delhi Pin - 110048 Phone: 011 – 29232963, 29235679 Fax: 011 – 29231920 3+ Negative Tagore International School www.tagoreint.com/ Block E, East of Kailash, New Delhi, Delhi 110065, India 3+ Negative Laxman Public School www.laxmanpublicschool.com/ Outer Ring Road, Hauz Khas Enclave, Block F, Police Colony, Hauz Khas, New Delhi, Delhi 110016, India 3+ Negative Birla Vidya Niketan, New Delhi www.birla.ac.in/ Pushpa Vihar, Sector -IV, New Delhi Pin -110017, India Phone:+91-011-29562251,29561762 Fax: 91-011-29561940,29562223 3+ Negative Raghubir Singh Junior Modern School rsjms.com/v2/ C-I-13, Humayun Rd, Sujan Sing Park North, Sujan Singh Park, New Delhi, Delhi 3+ Negative Father Agnel School www.agnel.org/ Gautam Nagar, New Delhi - 110049 Phone :+91-11-41003440,41034441 Fax : +91-11-41092602 Email :office@agnel.org 3+ Negative Summer Fields School www.summerfields.co.in/ Kailash Colony, Opp. Delhi Cantt Club, Zamrudpur, Greater Kailash, New Delhi, Delhi 110048, India 3+ Negative Dev Samaj Modern School Nehru Nagar Opp Srinivaspuri - 110065 3+ Negative St. Pauls School www.stpauls-delhi.com C-3, Safdarjung Development Area, New Delhi - 110016 3+ Negative Ambience Public School www.ambiencepublicschool.com/ A-1, Safdurjung Enclave, New Delhi-110029 3+ Positive Too Expensive I'm hoping with this request that you can provide some assistance to me and fellow parents and I'd really appreciate your time and effort for the same. Thank you, With Best Regards, -Dinesh Singh Negi(750-361-3371) …; Added by D. Singh at 1:10pm on February 16, 2016

Topic: Lovely announced in December that those who do not qualify under any of the criteria set by the school will also have seats set aside for them. That would have solved our problems,-Mail Today 2 Feb: esday as several schools declared their first list of candidates for admission to nursery classes. Results announced by some of the ‘ sought- after’ institutions give the impression that admission is a prerogative of only those who have a sibling in the school or are children of an alumnus. For instance, all the 77 candidates selected at Delhi Public School- Vasant Vihar branch have scored points either under the sibling or alumni category. Similarly, DPS- East of Kailash has shortlisted 56 candidates and only two of them haven’t qualified under either category. All children selected under the general category at Mothers’ International School, too, are either of sibling or alumni criterion. Pankaj Gupta, a resident of RK Puram, was confident of his son getting through in Ramjas School in his neighbourhood. But just living in the vicinity of a school, he realised, was not enough. “ I was scoring 25 points under the neighbourhood category. When I went to check the list, I was shocked to see that all the children who had secured the general seats have done so either under alumni or sibling criteria,” said Gupta. “ Is there no room for people like us?” The number of general seats has shrunk this year because of the 25 per cent reservation for children from economically weaker sections. To make thing worse, city schools started setting aside a sizeable chunk of seats or giving maximum points for the alumni and sibling categories. The results on Tuesday just corroborated that. “ The education minister ( Arvinder Singh Lovely) announced in December that those who do not qualify under any of the criteria set by the school will also have seats set aside for them. That would have solved our problems,” said a parent who didn’t want to be identified. It’s not clear if the minister’s announcement wasn’t communicated to the schools or the schools didn’t pay any heed to it. “ I know a lot of parents who could not secure admission despite applying in 15 schools. They have to keep their children at home,” said Sumit Vohra, founder of an online forum on nursery admission. DON’T FORGET Pay admission fee and block your seat immediately and don’t wait for other schools to declare results Keep all original documents ready It’s best that both parents go to take admission. Some schools insist on it Don’t lose hope if you haven’t secured admission, as most schools will bring out the next admission list on Feb 28 …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 9:26am on February 2, 2011

Topic: Expected Points System |Dates | Parameters & Categories | TOI | Indian Express dated 27 Dec 2011: r admission criteria. While most schools are following the usual point system, many have switched to a draw of lots. Parents of three-year-olds say they are keeping tabs on the criteria to prepare for the stiff 'competition' for a nursery seat. Many parents TOI spoke to shared that they had been preparing for the past few weeks by doing a recce of schools, regularly scanning schools' websites, and by reading about the 'struggle' of parents who got their kids admitted last year. "I have been doing research on the best schools for my son. I have visited 16-17 schools in west Delhi to meet the teachers, see the facilities and check out the classrooms. I realized that several schools that I was keen on were not so welcoming. I also found many good schools which were not even on my wish list," said Ishita Sengupta, who lives in Dwarka. for quite some time."I have been doing research on the best schools for my son. I have visited 16-17 schools in west Delhi to meet the teachers, see the facilities and check out the classrooms. I realized that several schools that I was keen on were not so welcoming. I also found many good schools which were not even on my wish list," said Ishita Sengupta, who lives in Dwarka. Another parent, Anjali Bhardwaj, from Vasant Kunj has been working on an excel sheet (Made By AdmissionsNursery.Com) for quite some time. "After my son had slept, I scanned the websites of schools for their parameters last year. I have a list of parameters ready for reference," she said while adding that she plans to apply to as many schools as possible. While schools like Springdales and Ahlcon International have already released their parameters, Delhi Public School, Vasant Valley School and Mother's International School are likely to come out with their admission criteria by January 1. "We will announce our admission criteria on January 1. Parents will be allowed to apply online with no registration fee," said D R Saini, principal, DPS R K Puram. Tagore International School at Vasant Vihar and East of Kailash will admit children on the basis of a draw of lots, while Bal Bharati School at Ganga Ram Hospital Marg, Amity International and Apeejay School have decided to allocate a fixed number of seats for alumni, sibling, neighbourhood besides other categories. D K Bedi, principal, Apewjay School, Pitampura said, "Parents should not panic. They should wait for the second list if they don't make it in the first." PREPARING FOR THAT FIRST STEP NURSERY ADMISSIONS 2012-13 SALE OF FORMS | Jan 2 onwards ELIGIBILITY | Child should turn 3 by March 31, 2012 (4 years for KG) Delhi govt gives free hand to schools to decide if they want to admit children through draw of lots or the usual point system Mandatory documents for admission Passport-sized photographs of child Attested copy of birth certificate issued by local municipal authority Attested copy of passport/ driving licence/voter identity card of parent(s) for residence proof Passing certificate of parent(s) for proof of alumni Income certificate for EWS Points, Parameters & Categories Springdales School Pusa Road, Dhaula Kuan, Kirti Nagar | Sibling 30, Alumni 25, Residence 20, Minority 5, Girl child 5, Inter-state transfers/children from overseas 5, First born 10 Sanskriti School Chanakyapuri | Area 25, Sibling 20, Alumni 5 (for general category) Ahlcon International School Mayur Vihar | Area – upto 30, Sibling 25, Child with special needs 10, Girl child/First child 10, Single parent 10, Transfer cases 15 Mount Carmel Anand Niketan, Dwarka | Sibling 25%, Christian 20%, Alumni 5%, Freeship 25%, General 25% (seats reserved) Bloom Public School Vasant Kunj | Neighbourhood 50, Sibling 25, Alumni 25 Nursery admissions: Adopted, first-born children to get extra points Font Size -A +A INDIAN EXPRESS DATED 27 DEC 2011 Naveed Iqbal Posted: Dec 27, 2011 at 0301 hrs IST Print Email To Editor Post Comments Most Read Articles Russian elections neither free nor fair: Hil...In talks this month, India, US to seek commo...Online uproar as govt seeks checks on Facebo...Suicide attack on Afghan Shi'ite shrine kill...Govt rejects criticism of delay in tabling r...Pakistan pulls out of border liaison posts; ... New Delhi With nursery admissions set to start from January 2 next year, many schools have come out with interesting criteria for choosing candidates. Cambridge School, New Friends Colony, is awarding points to children whose parents hail from intercultural backgrounds. This, according to the school’s administrative officer, is part of the institution’s efforts to promote “cultural integration”. The school will also give extra points to children with special needs, as well as those who have physically challenged parents. Parents with special achievements will win five additional points for their children. Springdales School will give extra points to children belonging to minorities. The school’s admission notice reads: “In keeping with our ethos and objectives, we will embrace a diverse mix of children from different communities, religions, regions, and linguistic groups. Aspirants must provide authentic proof that they qualify to be minorities, as defined by authorised bodies such as the Minorities Commission.” The school will award the most points to people in the sibling (30) and alumni (25) criteria. This is still lower than last years’ 35 points awarded to children of the alumni. Also, first-born children will get 10 points at Springdales. Children, whose parents are serving in civil and allied services/armed forces, will get 20 points (10 for each parent) in DPS RK Puram. Even though many parents and some schools under the banner of the Delhi State Private Schools Management Association had written to the directorate, seeking scrapping of the sibling and alumni criteria, they figure prominently in the points’ breakdown of schools that have announced admissions so far. However, the number of points allotted to the criteria has come down, Sumit Vohra, founder of admissionsnursery.com, said. “Last year, schools were awarding anywhere between 25 and 35 points for each of these criteria.”> Schools such as St Mary’s and Mount Carmel are not giving any points to the girl child this year. Another school, however, will award eight points to the first-born girl child and 10 to the first-born boy. A particular school is offering five points for the adopted girl child, and two for the adopted boy. Some schools such as Bal Bharti, Tagore International and Mount Carmel have done away with the points system, and are opting for a draw of lots instead.…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 9:34am on December 27, 2011

Topic: Parents confused want Common Admission Schedule /Max Points for Neibourhood n First Child / Confusion over Upper Cut Off Age /Helpline against erring Schools -Toi / HT/ Ind Exp/ NBT /Hinustan /Jagran: , like Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, and The Indian School, plan to start on December 22 itself; others, like Bal Bharti Public School (Ganga Ram Hospital Marg) will have to first decide criteria and have them cleared by the managing committee of the schools. "We'll need some time so, in all probability, we'll start from January 1," says principal L V Sehgal. The Catholic minority schools that had been exempted last year itself, are likely to start on January 1, too. "It's not an us-vs-them situation," argues Ameeta Mulla Wattal, chairperson, NPSC and principal, Springdales School (Pusa Road), "The HC verdict simply restores balance to the system." "It's essential that the parents are not under stress," says Madhulika Sen, principal, Tagore International, and a member of Action Committee's special committee on admission criteria, "We are meeting tomorrow and we'll draw up broad guidelines that'll be suggested to the schools." While all such "suggestions" and "guidelines" are just that and not binding in any way, both Sehgal and The Indian School principal, Tania Joshi state that their criteria will be based on the NPSC's "suggested" guidelines. "It's because we understand our responsibility," says Sehgal. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/education/news/Private-scho... TNN | Dec 11, 2014, 05.25 AM IST NEW DELHI: Despite all promises of transparency and self-regulation, parents aren't pleased with the high court order. They have serious doubts about the private school bodies' capacity to self-regulate, are unhappy about the possibility of differing schedules and the reintroduction of management quota, of course. As one parent puts it on an online forum, "Ye jhatka Delhi Government ko nahi saare parents ko laga hai. (This hasn't jolted just Delhi Government but all the parents)." "They are in education but they're also in the business of education," quips Gaurav Bhalla who'll be seeking a seat for his daughter in east Delhi. Most parents seem to agree that the situation merited at least some common guidelines and standards however broad. "There is need for regulation," argues Bhalla. "If there had been transparency, the government wouldn't have felt the need to intervene in the first place." He believes there should be a common platform—ideally regulated by the government—where feedback from all stakeholders can be gathered. He isn't the only one to doubt the private schools' self-regulation policy. "I don't think they can and it'll be the same nightmare all over again," says a parent who'll apply this year. School authorities have maintained from the start that they and parents are on the same side of the nursery battle; parents, simply, don't agree. Echoing the sentiment of many, a parent writes on an online forum, "Last year's guidelines were not bad. Except for transfer and points should [have been] there for alumni and first child. Same calendar for all and same documents... [is a] must." Another parent feels that the government should've been allowed to at least "put caps" on schools' criteria. For most parents, the government's attempts to regulate—however clumsy—was a step in the right direction and the schools' stand has seemed adversarial from the start. At worst, parents feel they've lost. "What else I can say here. Pathetic. The ordeal continues for ...parents," writes one on admissionsnursery.com. At best they are confused. Sumit Vohra, of admissionsnursery.com, further points out that the reappearance of management quota effectively reduces the number of general category seats to roughly half of the total at least in NPSC schools (25% for EWS, 20% management and 5% staff ward) and there are also seats for children with special needs to consider. Hindustan Times 11 Dec (Delhi) -Schools will have to seek DoE nod before publishing admission norms Sumit Vohra, founder, admissionsnursery.com. said -Parents are panic stricken as they are not sure of getting a fair chance. Fifty percent seats are reserved (25% for EWS, 20% management quota and 5% staff quota) as per the guidelines that 100 school have come out with. Added to this is the 3% reservation for children with special needs in some schools,” said Sumit Vohra, founder, admissionsnursery.com. Of the remaining seats, parents fear, a large chunk will be taken by sibling or alumni cases as most schools plan on keeping a high quantum of points for both criteria. “As far as the school’s autonomy is concerned, it is very confusing as parents want a common admission calendar. Parents have also said that a large chunk of points should be for the neighbourhood criteria and that there should be a helpline for complaining against erring schools,” Vohra added. The Delhi High Court division bench’s decision to let unaided private schools in the city schools decide their own admission criteria may be a big win for schools but it does not mean that the Directorate of Education (DoE) has no control over them. According to the guidelines issued in 2007 — one that the court has asked the schools to follow— the criteria will be finalised only with the prior approval of the DoE. Its decision will have to be communicated to the school within four weeks. The management quota cannot be denied as the 2007 order explicitly allows for it. “It is not as if schools will be able to set whatever criteria they want. We plan to be stringent in checking and will take action against any school setting arbitrary criteria,” said an official of the education department. Wednesday’s decision, however, has caused panic among the parents. INDIAN EXPRESS - Schools happy, parents worried Private schools on Wednesday welcomed the Delhi High Court order refusing to grant interim stay on its single-judge verdict quashing the point system for nursery admissions brought in by the Lt-Governor. “It is a balanced judgment and all stakeholders should now get together for the children of Delhi. At the same time, it is imperative that the government rethinks its policy on nursery because its 2,000 schools cannot cater to all the children of the capital,” said Ameeta Mulla Wattal, principal of Springdales School, Pusa Road, and chairperson of the National Progressive Schools Conference (NPSC). Last week, NPSC issued broad guidelines to 80-odd schools under its ambit along with an admission schedule. The action committee for unaided private schools, the umbrella body for Delhi’s schools, will also hold a meeting to come out with admission guidelines by Thursday. But with NPSC coming out with its own schedule, parents are confused over who will decide the schedule this year, with the Directorate of Education (DoE) deciding to adopt a ‘wait and watch’ approach for now. “We are yet to take a decision. We are still studying the court order and may come out with an action plan in a day or two. If we have to make a schedule, we will do so,” Padmini Singla, the DoE director, said. “It is going to be a confusing year for parents with schools formulating different criteria. Most parents have also expressed disappointment over more than 50 per cent seats being reserved this year for different categories. Parents want a common admission policy and schedule, but it seems that is not going to happen,” Sumit Vohra of admissionsnursery.com said. (ENS) - See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/delhi/nursery-admissions-hc-frees-schools-to-frame-own-rules/99/#sthash.jpiczYKd.dpuf dainik jagran …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:22am on December 11, 2014