Nursery Admissions in Delhi NCR 2026-27

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Education Minister-Nursery forms available from Jan 1-Times of India 30 Nov

Education Minister-Nursery forms available from Jan 1-Times of India 30 Nov
Naziya Alvi Rahman TNN

New Delhi: Around 2,000 private, recognized schools in the city will start giving application forms for nursery admission from January 1, said education minister Kiran Walia on Thursday.
“Schedule giving other details, including the last date of submission of forms, will be finalized soon. However, I can confirm that the process of giving admission forms will start from J

anuary 1,” said Walia after holding a meeting with senior officials of the department.
The admission process for the 2013-14 session is starting a week later than the earlier session. “We want to give sufficient preparation time to parents. So, the announcement of the dates and the guidelines will be made in advance,” Walia said.
Sources said all schools would follow a uniform schedule. Also the parameters to be adopted by every recognized private unaided school will have to be first approved by the government.
The minister, however, ruled out any possibility of a common admission form for private schools. “I want to categorically add that we would like to give schools their space and have their own individual forms. There won’t be any common admission form,” Walia added.
The concept of a common admission form was introduced last year but only for the economically weaker section for admission to nursery classes in the private unaided school.

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Permalink Reply by bijendra on December 1, 2012 at 1:20pm

Thanks Sakshi mam for posting this news article..

So it seems nothing much is going to be changed this year regarding the admission guidelines...Education minister herself has favoured school lobby's decision for flexibility to be given to respective schools regarding admission forms and soon guidelines will also allow schools to go with their own criteria thus giving skewed weightage to alumi, sibling cases.