i m totally agree with u...just for admitting the child in the best school the distance criteria been increased to 20 km is not good for the child growth.

@deepak Personally i do agree that a good school leads to good education but is that every good school passes out good n only good students  n a bad one always bad. I think the major part of our studies we use to do at home our parents use to teach us and we use to do our self studies........school does make a difference but not all the difference ....it is parents who make all the difference and the self study.

Again as I mentioned, points distribution should be 'parents-oriented' instead Schools. 
Preference order should be : Sibling, Distance,First child and finally Alumni.
all these favors parents. Think about situation when both child are studying.. This order will help to manage the time need for both the child.  

The Nursery admission should be decided by draw of lots - then only all parents would be satisfied.

RITIKA PATHAK

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@Dr Poonam, but practically we don't see this around us. Parents are more interested in sending their wards in good school even if school is far.

if we just focus on admission irrespective of 'School Grade'  then I believe mostly every child will get admission.

fight is every body wants admission in good school. In delhi ~150 Schools gets more application rest don't get chance to fill their seats. 

PRIYANKA SARKAR

Christian minority Schools in Delhi are

Mt.Carmel, Anand Niketan

Mt.Carmel, Dwarka

Carmel Convent School, Chanakyapuri
Convent of Jesus and Mary School,Bangla Sahib Marg
Don Bosco School,Alaknanda
Father Agnel School,Gautam Nagar
Holy Child Auxilium School, Vasant Vihar
Holy Child Sr. Sec. School,Tagore Garden
Holy Cross Sr. Sec. School,Najafgarh
JMJ Sr. Sec School, Paschim Vihar
Khrist Raja Secondary School,Bangla Sahib Marg,
Loreto Convent School, Delhi Cantt

Mater Dei School,Tilak lane

Montfort School,Ashok Vihar
Mount St. Mary’s School, Delhi Cantt

Notre Dame School, Badarpur
Presentation Convent Sr. Sec. School, S.P.Mukherji Marg

Rosary Sr. Sec. School, Kingsway Camp

Sahoday Sr. Sec. School, Hauz Khas
St. Anthony’s Boys’ Sec. School, Paharganj

St. Anthony’s Girls’ Sr. Sec. School,Paharganj
St. Anthony’s Girls’ Sr. Sec. School, Hauz Khas
St. Columba’s School, Ashok Place
St. Francis De Sales School, Janakpuri

St. John’s Academy, Shahdara
St. John’s Public School,Khera Khurd

St. John’s Sec. School,Khera Khurd
St. Joseph’s Academy, Savita Vihar

St. Mary’s Sr. Sec. School, Mayur Vihar Phase III

St. Michael’s Sr. Sec. School,Pusa Road
St. Vincent Pallotti School,Sangam Vihar
St. Xavier’s School,4, Raj Niwas Marg
St. Xavier’s School, Bawana Road, Rohini,
St.Mary’s School, Dwarka
St.Gregorios, Dwarka
St.Thomas School, Mandir Marg
St.Thomas School, Dwarka

Few may be still left out

There should be a common admission schedule

And if the State is not allowed to interfere with the admission guidelines (as is the HC verdict), it should be given enough powers to ensure that a fair and transparent process is put in place, and schools are not allowed to exploit their discretionary powers. 

@deepak chawla no