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Topic: Schools move SC over nursery admissions~Mail Today 22 Jan: Supreme Court seeking a stay on nursery admissions guidelines issued by Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung. However, nursery admissions began on Tuesday as per the notification of Directorate of Education, even as some parents said they have been caught unawares. “ We have filed a petition today ( Tuesday) in the Supreme Court, and tomorrow our lawyer will mention the case in the court, seeking an urgent hearing,” said S. K. Bhattacharya, Chairman, Action Committee of Unaided Recognised Private Schools. Bhattacharya added that the case is expected to come for hearing on Friday. The December 18 guidelines issued by LG Jung had made some sweeping changes to the previous guidelines that were operational for the last seven years. The new guidelines have increased weightage to ‘ neighbourhood’ criterion and have scrapped the 20 per cent ‘ management quota.’ Meanwhile, confusion prevailed among parents and schools on the first day of nursery admissions, as many among them were unaware that admissions process has begun on Tuesday. “ I was expecting some relief will be given to parents by the HC. I was expecting admissions will start in few days and I have not even collected all the documents. It is only now that I came to school to take the form,” said Rohit Chabra, who reached Salwan Public School in Rajinder Nagar around 3pm. While few parents said they were having difficulty in filling the online admissions forms, some school authorities said they were ready to help. “ We have started our admission process from today as we have to follow the rules. There was a lot of confusion as the notification from Directorate of Education came late and we had to do a lot of preparations. Any parent who finds it difficult to fill the online forms can come to school for assistance,” said Rekha Krishnan, principal, Vasant Valley School. Despite cold weather and rain, parents queued up to collect forms, even though some of them knew that their wards do not fulfil the ‘ neighbourhood’ criterion of Jung’s guidelines. “ I have no option but to try my luck. There are no good schools near my residence. So, I am trying at all the schools even if they are beyond 8 kilometres. The schools are also helpless as they have no authority to consider my case,” said Shalini who lives in Chattarpur. At many schools, parents had to return empty handed as forms were not being given over the counter and were only available online. Schools that are also selling forms over the counter include DAV Public School; Saint Giri; Glory Public School; Tagore International, East of Kailash; Ryan International, Vasant Kunj; Ahlcon Public School and ASN School in Mayur Vihar. The last date for submission of applications to schools is February 5. Admissions will close on March 31, according to a Directorate of Education notification. The date for the first list of selected candidates is February 28. …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 11:50am on January 22, 2014

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2018-19 official thread for Admission Form…': (NURSERY) All fields marked with an asterisk * on the Registration form are compulsory. Fill the Form in CAPITAL LETTERS. An incomplete registration form will be automatically rejected. After completing the registration form, click on SUBMIT to upload the form. You will get anauto generated acknowledgement receipt with user ID and password on it. These are to be used forfuture reference. Print the filled copy of the form along with the acknowledgement receipt. Affix the latest passport sizephotographs in the given spaces in the form. Attach photocopies of required documents (mentioned below) and acknowledgement receipt to theprinted copy of the form and submit this to the school before 12 noon onWednesday, 17th January 2018: Insufficient or invalid documents will lead to disqualification.1. Date of Birth Certificate of the Child (Affidavit will not be accepted)2. Proof of residence: (any one)a. Ration Cardb. Driving Licensec. Voter I –Cardd. Passporte. Aadhaar Cardf. Electricity/ Water/ Phone billg. Rent lease/deedMinimum period of residence at given address should be of PAST ONE YEAR. Points will not beawarded if documents are insufficient to prove residence at the mentioned address for the PAST ONEYEAR. If the document submitted is older than One Year, please submit an additional document i.e.Telephone/Electricity/Water bill or Rent agreement in the name of any one PARENT whichproves residence at the mentioned address between January 2017 and December 2017.…contd/2TAGORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLEAST OF KAILASH, NEW DELHI VASANT VIHAR - 110057 formc c-2-3. One passport size photograph of the child and one of each parent.4. Proof of alumnus status (if applicable).5. Medical certificate and records of the child (only for children with special needs).You are requested to declare correct medical status vis-à-vis special needs, in the application form.This has to be accompanied by a complete medical report from a CBSE approved Doctor / Institute.Failure to declare correct medical status will automatically disqualify the child EVEN IF ADMISSIONHAS BEEN GRANTED.6. If you are the Guardian please enclose the following :a. Authorization letter by the parent (s) or an affidavit.b. Your recent photographc. Proof of residence (please see Point No. 2 above)`NOTE : Verification of submitted documents will NOT be done at the time of submission of theregistration form. Registration is no guarantee of admission. Forms that are not submitted in hardcopy to the school office will not qualify for furtherprocessing.…; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 12:07am on January 12, 2018

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2018-19 official thread for Admission Form…': L (NURSERY) All fields marked with an asterisk * on the Registration form are compulsory. Fill the Form in CAPITAL LETTERS. An incomplete registration form will be automatically rejected. After completing the registration form, click on SUBMIT to upload the form. You will get anauto generated acknowledgement receipt with user ID and password on it. These are to be used forfuture reference. Print the filled copy of the form along with the acknowledgement receipt. Affix the latest passport sizephotographs in the given spaces in the form. Attach photocopies of required documents (mentioned below) and acknowledgement receipt to theprinted copy of the form and submit this to the school before 12 noon onWednesday, 17th January 2018: Insufficient or invalid documents will lead to disqualification.1. Date of Birth Certificate of the Child (Affidavit will not be accepted)2. Proof of residence: (any one)a. Ration Cardb. Driving Licensec. Voter I –Cardd. Passporte. Aadhaar Cardf. Electricity/ Water/ Phone billg. Rent lease/deedMinimum period of residence at given address should be of PAST ONE YEAR. Points will not beawarded if documents are insufficient to prove residence at the mentioned address for the PAST ONEYEAR. If the document submitted is older than One Year, please submit an additional document i.e.Telephone/Electricity/Water bill or Rent agreement in the name of any one PARENT whichproves residence at the mentioned address between January 2017 and December 2017.…contd/2TAGORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLEAST OF KAILASH, NEW DELHI VASANT VIHAR - 110057 formc cEAST OF KAILASH EAST OF KAILASH ,NEW DELHI-2-3. One passport size photograph of the child and one of each parent.4. Proof of alumnus status (if applicable).5. Medical certificate and records of the child (only for children with special needs).You are requested to declare correct medical status vis-à-vis special needs, in the application form.This has to be accompanied by a complete medical report from a CBSE approved Doctor / Institute.Failure to declare correct medical status will automatically disqualify the child EVEN IF ADMISSIONHAS BEEN GRANTED.6. If you are the Guardian please enclose the following :a. Authorization letter by the parent (s) or an affidavit.b. Your recent photographc. Proof of residence (please see Point No. 2 above)`NOTE : Verification of submitted documents will NOT be done at the time of submission of theregistration form. Registration is no guarantee of admission. Forms that are not submitted in hardcopy to the school office will not qualify for furtherprocessing.…; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 12:11am on January 12, 2018

Topic: SEEMS A GREAT MESS AT THE BACKDROP - TOTAL SEATS AVAILABLE vs SEATS BEING DISPLAYED IN 1ST LIST: st is so low. The total seats declared are 135 and even if we consider only general seats i.e. 74, then why against all these seats only 1st list of 22 candidates (selected) have been uploaded on website. And further a waiting list of only 10 candidates. SEEMS A GREAT MESS IS GOING AT THE BACKGROUND ADMISSION TO PRE-SCHOOL (NURSERY) SESSION 2016-2017 DETAILS OF SEATS AVAILABLE S. No Category Seats available a Total No. of Seats 135 b Economically Weaker Section & Disadvantaged category (25 percent of total seats) 34 c Management Quota 27 d General Category 74 …; Added by preeti sharma at 11:16pm on February 17, 2016

Blog Post: Nursery Admissions 2016-2017 - official thread - Complete Details / Schedule and Criteria: Search Schools Alphabetically…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 3:39pm on December 16, 2015

Topic: The Sunday Guardian 2 Feb~Aadhar cards ‘inadequate’ residence proof for city schools: hildren in nursery classes, and living in rented accommodation, are having a tough time to prove to the schools that that they are residents of Delhi. Several schools have declined to accept Aadhar cards or even voter-IDs as evidence of residence. Most of these parents, who have applied in 10-11 schools that come in the radius of 0-8 km, have had their applications rejected for not having "adequate" address proof. Despite the guidelines issued by the Directorate of Education (DoE), which allows these documents as valid proof, city schools insist on specific proof only such as passports. The last date of submission of applications for the admission process is 5 February. According to the new guidelines, admissions will continue on the 100-point basis and children living within an eight-km radius will be included in the criteria of "neighbourhood", carrying 70 points. According to parents, a number of reputed schools including Tagore International, Springdales, St Columbus, Mt Carmel Convent and Sardar Patel Vidyalaya refuse to accept documentary proof listed as valid by the DoE. Achit Gupta, who works with a public-sector bank and has been transferred to Delhi a few months ago, has been struggling for his three-year-old son's admission to nursery class. He is living in a rented house in west Delhi and has applied for a new MTNL connection, which can be given as an address proof. "I have applied to a number of schools in west Delhi zone, but they turn down rent agreements registered in court or bank statements issued by a government bank as address proof. I even got a letter signed by my employer to support my claim that I live here, but that too has been turned down. My passport was issued while I was living in Punjab and therefore cannot be submitted as proof of residence in Delhi. That is why I have applied for an MTNL connection," said Gupta. Sajjad Ahmed, another parent residing in Gautam Nagar in south Delhi said, "I have applied to 11 schools for my ward's admission and five schools have not considered the application citing lack of one or the other proof. Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar demands ration card and passport and if one furnishes a voter-ID card, then it should have been issued at least a year ago. My voter-ID was issued four months ago and now I learn my Aadhar card too is invalid for the process." "As per the admission information provided by Springdales School, either passport or voter I-card is to be submitted as proof of residence. Why will not they accept water and electricity bills as listed by the Delhi government?" he asked. However, the schools refuse to agree on the issue. Ameeta Mulla Wattal, principal, Springdales School, Pusa Road and chairperson of National Public Schools' Conference (NPSC), said, "We accept all documents as provided under the DoE guidelines. If parents encounter problems, they should lodge a complaint with the concerned school." Sumit Vohra who runs a portal for parents, www.admissionsnursery.com, said, "Schools are not happy with the guidelines issued by the Delhi government, as they curtail their freedom to formulate their own admission criteria. The problem of residence proof for parents living in rented accommodation has been there since last year. However, we have sent a complaint letter in this regard to both the DoE and Delhi Education Minister, asking for their immediate intervention." Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia was not available for comments. …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 1:43pm on February 2, 2014

Topic: Funny Points awarded by most Delhi schools which openly flout RTE...: .... It seems DOE officials are sleeping.... Here is the list: 1. G. D. Salwan Public School a Extra points for availing Bus service.... - More money :) b Parents on permanent appointment in any one of the following: Class I Gazetted officers in all India Services and GNCT of Delhi/ Autonomous bodies under Govt. of India / Commissioned officers of Armed Forces/ UGC approved colleges in Delhi/International organizations like, UN Agencies and Embassies/ Diplomats/ Class I bankers in PSUs and their equivalent in Private Banks/ Engineer/Scientist/ Doctor (Specialist) of repute c Community Service through recognized organizations at the State/National /International level 2. Salwan Montessori School a Contribution towards any National cause or Community Development Programme 3. Bal Bhawan Public School a Self Employed b Children of State/ National Awardees c Defense & Navy Services 4. SNEH INTERNATIONAL a Notable work by parents recognized Nationally/ Internationally 5. DAV SHRESHTHA VIHAR a Essential Service b Sister concern / DAVCMC 6. Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan'S Mehta Vidyalaya a Prior Nursery Education 7. SARDAR PATEL VIDYALAYA a #Promotion of Indian Heritage/ Exceptional Achievement/ Significant Inspirational work for the Nation.(Please tick only the highest level achieved from amongst the three options.): Recognition/Award received in the arena of Sports/Social service--State Level (2), National Level (3), International Level (4).; Recognition/Award received in the arena of Fine Arts/Performing Arts/Crafts--State Level (2), National Level (3), International Level (4); Original Research/Publication/Recognition received in the arena applied or pure Science/Social Science/Commerce/ Law/Humanities--State Level (2), National Level (3), International Level (4); Recognition/Award received for Civil Rights/Govt. work/Defense related work---State Level (2), National Level (3), International Level (4); Any other, please specify--State Level (2), National Level (3), International Level (4).#If any claim to diversity or promotion of pluralism please elucidate.(Please tick all options applicable): (Seeking enrichment in terms of language and culture to be adequately supported with proof.) If you can read, write and speak any 3 languages and know an additional language, please mention the additional language and mark the proficiency level for the same--Speak (2), Read (2), Write (1). 8. St. Thomas' School,Mandir Marg a Transferable job: (Central Govt employees only) - Why Pvt. employees missing? Discreminating on Profession basis 9. Presentation Convent Senior Secondary School a In-Service Defence Personnel/Paramilitary forces/Police b Specialists in – Law, Health Care, Education c Working Women (mother of the child, in a government job) 10. MAHAVIR SENIOR MODEL SCHOOL a Vegetarian b Non smoker c Teatotaller (Non-Alcoholic) 11. The Srijan School a Different Region ( (Mother Tongue other than Hindi or Punjabi) 12. Prabhu Dayal Public School a Management’s Discretion 20 marks - Only 20% seats allowed, not marks 13. Presidium School, Ashok Vihar a Parent working for any Noble cause 14. Apeejay School, Pitampura a Category-wise percentage of seats - Not allowed b Representative Affirmative Action (RAA) 15. DAV Public School a Extra points to Tarun Enclave/Pushpanjali Society besides Distance points 16. M.M. Public School a Ist cousin living in same premises 17. Gitarattan Jindal Public School a Parents Opting School Transport b Relative of the existing parents c Sibling of Alumni Child/ Parent d Defence/ Civil Services 18. Lancers Convent a DEFENCE/POLICE/BSF b SCHOOL TRANSPORT USERS(Parents must give an undertaking for using this school transport for minimum 4 years) 19. Rukmini Devi Public School,Rohini a Using school transport b Cousin Brother/ Sister c Staff Related 20. St. Xavier's School a Govt. Employees 21. VSPK International School a References b Preference for School 22. Venkateshwar International School Rohini a No points for the 3rd sibling - Forced family planning :D b Children of National Awardees (Awarded by Central Government) 23. MIRAMBIKA Free Progress School a Understanding and accepting Three Principles of true teaching and Integral Education b Acceptance of NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) at class X for my child 24. Tagore International School,East of Kailash a Status of Child: 3rd Child=0 - Again forced family planning 25. Father Agnel school a on school transport routes and using school transport 26. Airforce Public Schools a Children of central/state government employee/PSU & public sector Banks 27. Banyan Tree School Armed forces /Polices - against rte cannot give point to proffession 28. Cambridge Primary School a Parents' contribution to the community 29. THE PINNACLE SCHOOL a Child of foreign national / NRI / Government Employee / Ex-service man 30. Manav Bharti India International School a For availing School Transport On existing Bus b Parents with recognized State or National awards 31. Birla Vidya Niketan a Adoption 32. Amrita Vidyalayam a Math volunteer 33. Apeejay School, Saket & Apeejay School,Sheikh Sarai a Category-wise percentage of seats b Representative Affirmative Action (RAA) 34. Gyan Bharati School a Sibling (upto 2 children) 35. DPS International School, R K Puram (Junior School of DPS International, Saket) a FOREIGN NATIONALS / EMBASSY OFFICIALS (Foreign Passport Holders) b GLOBAL TRANSFER CASE(All Professionals) c MULTI NATIONAL COMPANIES (Direct Employees) d EMPLOYEMENT PROFILE: Max 10 points ((a) Government Sector=10, (b) Private Sector=10, (c) Public Sector=10, (d) Self Employed=10, (e) Others=10), 36. Bloom Public School a Status of the Child=20 Points (1st Born=20, 2nd Born=10, 3rd Born=5), 37. DPS Vasant Kunj a No marks shall be awarded to the third child of the same parent. 38. Vasant Valley School a Promotion of Indian Heritage/Exceptional Achievement / significant inspirational work for the nation / Any other, please specify 39. The Shri Ram School (ISC/ICSE board/NIOS/ IB diploma) Junior School a Age=10( 3½ to 4½ yrs as of 31st March 2013=10, 3 to 3½ yrs as of 31st March 2012=0 ), 40. Adarsh World School a Parent Qualification 41. Delhi International School (J) a Areas of Interest/Hobbies of the Student, Achievements of the student 42. Presidium School, Dwarka a Children of Parents in Noble profession / Noble cause b Achievements / initiative of parents 43. St. Thomas' School,Dwarka a Central Govt./State Govt./Public Sector Employee 44. Sri Venkateshwar School a National Awardee 45. Sachdeva Global School a Wards of parents in Defence Forces - Land not on Defence land 46. Adarsh Public School, Vikaspuri a Sibling (Real Brother / Sister in School)=30 ((a) Regular in paying fee / disciplined / attentive in studies=30,(b) Irregular payment / undisciplined / inattentive=15) - Lolz 47. Mamta Modern Sr. Sec. School, Vikaspuri a Wards of :-(Govt. Servant=10, Private Job=5, Business/ Self Employed=5), b Student coming from any play / pre-school=10.…; Added by Maheshwari Singhania at 1:06am on January 8, 2013

Topic: The Hogwartses of our times | Hindustan Times | HT-C C Fore Top School survey split Delhi into six zones - Central, East, West, North, South-East and South-West.: in in many schools in December and January, parents are looking across a wide variety of schools in Delhi to find that perfect fit for their child's needs. Choosing a school, of course, is one of the most important decisions parents will make for their child. Keeping this in mind, Hindustan Times, along with knowledge partner C fore, has attemptedto provide an evaluation of schools in Delhi, based on various parameters - sports, academics, infrastructure, individual attention to students, value-based education etc. For this purpose, the 2011 HT-C fore Top School survey split Delhi into six zones - Central, East, West, North, South-East and South-West. Familiar names such as The Shriram School, Vasant Vihar; Delhi Public School, RK Puram; Modern School, Barakhamba road make it to the top 10 in their respective zones, as one would expect. This year's results also threw up some new names compared to the 2010 survey- more so in some zones than others. For example, the top 10 list of schools in West Delhi saw Mira Model school, Janakpuri and NK Bagrodia school, Dwarka dropping out of the top 10. Taking their place in the top 10 are Indraprastha International school, Dwarka and NC Jindal school, West Punjabi Bagh. Similarly, in the South-West zone, Air Force Golden Jubilee, Subroto Park and Ryan International School, Vasant Kunj have faced the cull from the top 10, with St. Mary's School, Safdarjung enclave making it in the list for the first time. In the South-East zone, KR Mangalam is out, with Tagore International School, East of Kailash gaining a top 10 slot. With a disparate choice of schools, parents look for a good academic record, excellent infrastructure, trained teachers- as well as a good brand. How important is the latter in picking a school today? Brand conscious Brand may not be the only factor in determining a parent's choice of school, but it certainly plays a part. It is a reality that schools recognise. Names such as DPS, Modern, Salwan, with their proven systems of education, have an additional value in the minds of parents. And they are conscious of this value when they pay. "If you want the parents to put their child, and their trust, in your school, you must have a good brand," said Kiran Mehta,principal, Salwan Public School, Mayur Vihar Phase III. Getting a brand name is not easy, and schools that acquire a brand name recognise that it comes with its trappings. Maintaining the standards- attention to students, activities, infrastructure - are all a constant endeavour of these schools. "To reach the top is easy, to stay there is very difficult" said M.I Hussain, principal, DPS Mathura Road. "There is no blind following. Schools must deliver quality, value, worth." Students agree. "It is a matter of prestige for us, studying in a DPS. The school sets certain high standards. I would say that being a Dipsite gives us an edge, in caps lock!" said Iqra Meraj, a student at DPS Mathura Road. Race for 100% In the dog-eat-dog world of college admissions, the past year saw cut-offs bordering on the ridiculous. Parents' concern for the future of their children translates into undue pressure on them during exam time. How are schools preparing their students for a world where good academic achievement may yet result in disappointment? "We are concerned about this trend. Children get disillusioned despite good performances. It is leading to the trend of studying at foreign universities," said Sunita Tanwar, principal, DPS Dwarka. Schools, for one, are helping their students think of the diverse options they have and are training them to pursue them as careers. The pressure for marks has reduced with the introduction of the grading system in Class 10, but this needs to be forward integrated with class 12 and university admissions. "Everybody can't be in IIT or AIIMS, and we train them that way. Knowledge and learning is more important," said Mehta. "The focus is on good all-round performance, so that students have a wide scope to choose from after Class 12," she added. Editor's note: This time it's different Dear Readers, It's time for us to roll out the Top School survey that you have been eagerly waiting for. This time, however, we are making a departure from the past. While the methodology of the survey remains the same as it was last year, the results are being presented with a difference. We are not publishing individual scores and ranks for schools. Instead, we are naming the schools that have made it to the list of top 10, in an alphabetical order that has no correlation with individual ranks. Our decision to do so is based on the response the past editions of the Top School survey received from readers and other stakeholders. While many readers feel the ratings offer a helpful guide to parents seeking nursery admissions for their children, there have been strong suggestions to explore alternative ways to achieve the same objective. We are trying to do just that in the 2011 edition of the Top School survey. Instead of individual ranks and scores, we are highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of individual schools. Do send us your feedback on the new format. It will help us fine-tune the future editions of the survey. Thank you. Editor Please send your feedback to research@hindustantimes.com…; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:03pm on December 18, 2011

Comment on: Topic 'Nursery Admissions In Delhi Schools 2018-19 official thread for Admission Form…': GENERAL CATEGORY 1. ADMISSION TO (PRE SCHOOL NURSERY 2018-19) 2. DETAILS OF SEATS AVAILABLE 3. ADMISSION CRITERIA 4. ADMISSION SCHEDULE 5. AREAS COVERED BY SCHOOL TRANSPORT 6. AREAS NOT COVERED BY SCHOOL TRANSPORT AREAS COVERED BY SCHOOL TRANSPORT a. Vasant Vihar (Poorvi Marg, Paschimi Marg, CPWD, RBI), R.K.Puram Sec I to XIII (all Sectors) , Moti Bagh (I-II), Satya Niketan, Shanti Niketan, Anand Niketan, Nanakpura, Shanti Path, Chanakyapuri (Pakistan Embassy, Vinay Marg round about, Africa Avenue), Munirka (DDA Flats, Munirka Village, Munirka Vihar), RR Hospital, Subroto Park (Outside) b. Ber Sarai (Main Road) , Katwaria Sarai, NCERT, Hauz Khas Appts, Saket (PVR Anupam) , Saijudullah Marg, Navjivan Vihar, Sainik Farms, Neb Sarai, Sheikh Sarai, Pushp Vihar, Kalkaji (DDA Flats), Masjid Moth 1& 2, Chirag Delhi (Main Road), Alaknanda (Main Road), G.K II - M Block only, C.R Park (Fish Market –II) c. Jia Sarai (Main Road), Panchsheel (Main Road), IIT, Malviya Nagar, Savitri Nagar (Main Road), Sarvapriya Vihar (Main Road) d. Asiad Village (Barkha Block, Dhyanchand Block, Makhan Singh Block, Madan Singh Block) Gautam Nagar (Fr.Agnel School), Andrews Ganj (Ansal Plaza), Shiv Mandir, Defence Colony (Flyover), A.V.Nagar Campus e. JNU,Vasant Kunj Sectors-A, B, C, D, Masoodpur- LIG Flats, Kishangarh f. Sarojini Nagar (Depot, Post Office, Market, Police Station), Nouroji Nagar, Safdarjung Enclave, Arjun Nagar, Green Park, Netaji Nagar (till Palika Bhawan) i. Dhaula Kuan, Naraina, Brar Square, Mayapuri (Main Traffic Signal), Hari Nagar (Swarg Ashram), Subhash Nagar, Vishal Enclave, Tagore Garden, Rajouri Garden, Mansarovar Garden, Raja Garden, Bali Nagar, Ramesh Nagar (Metro Station), Moti Nagar (Metro Station) j. Maya Enclave, Hari Nagar (Ghanta Ghar) k. Janakpuri- A,B,C & D Blocks (Pankha Road, Uttam Nagar Terminal) l. Vikaspuri – A, D & F Blocks, CRPF Camp, Dhauli Piao, District Centre m. Ridge Road, New Rajinder Nagar (Gurudwara), Patel Nagar (Sidharth Hotel & Metro Station), Shankar Road, Pusa Road, Inderpuri n. Dwarka – Sector 1 to 19 (Main Road) except Sectors 8 and 15 PLEASE NOTE: The school buses ply only on the main roads. Transport facility will be provided by the school on existing routes and bus stops only. No routes will be changed / extended. Detailed route maps are available on our school website - http://tagoreint.com/vv/V2.0/index.php?option=com_content&;view=article&id=4&Itemid=233 AREAS NOT COVERED UNDER OUR SCHOOL BUS ROUTES Dwarka Sec-8&15&20 onwards G.K.-1 Jangpura Lodhi Road Lajpat Nagar South Ext. 1&2 Kidwai Nagar Laxmi Nagar Giri Nagar(Kalkaji) Kalkaji Extension Lado Sarai Chattarpur Rajpur Khurd Khanpur Mehrauli Mahipalpur Vasant Kunj E Block Nangal Dewat Rangpuri Karol Bagh Shadipur Kirti Nagar Paschim Vihar Punjabi Bagh and Many more ADMISSION CRITERIA(GENERAL CATEGORY) CRITERIA POINTS 1. Areas where school transport is available. (Please check the school website for bus route details) 50 2. Status of child: Sibling Eldest Child 2nd Child 3rd Child 30 20 10 5 3. Alumnus 10 4. Staff 10 DETAILS OF SEATS AVAILABLE S. No Category Seats available a Total No. of Seats 135 b Economically Weaker Section & Disadvantaged category (25 percent of total seats) 34 c Management Quota 27 d General Category 74 …; Added by Lathaa Manavalan at 12:28am on December 27, 2017

Topic: Indian Express May 13 - After court okay, schools conduct draws, nursery classes: raw of lots and start classes in the next couple of days. “We conducted the draw of lots for remaining seats on Monday, but also started classes for students who had already been admitted. Students who get selected in the draws today would be joining the classes by Thursday,” Sujata Malevar, Headmistress, Springdales, Dhaula Kuan, said. to help us personalise your reading experience. While schools like Gyan Bharti School, Bluebells School and Birla Vidya Niketan (all in Saket) also conducted draw of lots on Monday, many like Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar, are expected to do so in a couple of days. Schools like Laxman Public School and Apeejay, Saket, conducted draws last week. But even as some schools started classes this week, others like Ahlcon Public School, Mayur Vihar, and Sanskriti School will only begin the session from July. “With little less than five days left for the school to shut for vacations, it doesn’t make sense to start classes now. Nursery classes will only commence from July 1,” R K Sharma, Principal, Ahlcon Public School, said. Principals, however, ruled out the possibility of refunding the fees paid by parents for the April-June quarter, in which classes were not conducted. “We were not able to start classes because of the various stays put on the order. It wasn’t the fault of schools, so we don’t see why we should be refunding any money,” Abha Sehgal, Principal, Sanskriti School, said. But parents are not pleased. “It is not fair. Since no classes were conducted in the month of April, schools should at least consider refunding fee for the month or adjusting it. Not many are ready to do it. The Directorate of Education should consider passing an order in this regard,” a parent said. “Many parents are questioning the fairness of schools charging fees for the duration no classes were held. Some of them are not happy. But most are relieved that their children are at least in a school and that the struggle is over, never mind the additional cost,” Sumit Vohra, founder, admissions nursery.com, a parent portal, said. True. For the last few months, Sheeba Adil had been running from pillar to post to get her daughter admitted into a good school. She tried her best to keep up with the many court orders and notifications announced by the Education department during this time, always on tenterhooks. Monday, thus, spelled relief for the young mother as her daughter, finally, spent her first day at school. “We are absolutely jubilant. We have been waiting for this moment for months,” she said. …; Added by Sakshi (Moderator) at 10:43am on May 13, 2014