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Permalink Reply by Sumit G on November 7, 2013 at 4:54pm

Shri Ram has used lottery system...scores as low as 45 have been shortlisted

Permalink Reply by Ravinder Khattar on November 7, 2013 at 5:06pm

Sumit...

Doesnt look like lottery ....

Permalink Reply by V R Harihar on November 7, 2013 at 5:09pm

@Ravinder

I believe you were trying for your son's admission in Shri Ram. Could you manage to get it ?

Permalink Reply by Ravinder Khattar on November 7, 2013 at 6:39pm

No...we didnt get through...so we will be going ahead with scottish high...

Permalink Reply by Sumit G on November 7, 2013 at 5:14pm

Ravinder@ it is lottery...when other schools went in for parent interaction, Shri Ram went the luck way :(

Permalink Reply by Ravinder Khattar on November 7, 2013 at 6:50pm

@Sumit..

Parent  profiling can be done without interaction...we fill a lot of  information about us in the form...I am not sure whats the selection criteria but definitely not lottery...can be parent profiling ...can be how u have performed in essay....

Permalink Reply by Anshul Jain on November 7, 2013 at 7:49pm

It is surely lottery. There was no detailed info that was asked in TSRS Aravali's form regarding the parents. And I believe the amount of information that was asked was the bare minimum that generally any body would ask. Secondly, am sure everyone would agree that number of applications that would have been filled up would be way higher than 160 and if some one see the range of points, it ranges between 93 to 45. There is no way this process could have been completed without lottery system.

Permalink Reply by Sumit G on November 8, 2013 at 10:26am

Rightly said Anshul!

When other schools have followed a decent transparent format, this overrated school has gone in for lottery and scores as low as 45 have gone thru! What was the point of essay and all the drama when all this was pre-fabricated. There was absolutely no parent profiling done!

Ideally, this result should be challenged..as even if its lottery, it needs to be done in presence of parents!

Permalink Reply by Praneeta on November 7, 2013 at 6:04pm

Any feedback on Shriram Aravali? How is it compared to Scottish high or Lotus valley?

Permalink Reply by V R Harihar on November 8, 2013 at 8:50am

Good morning Praneeta,

Out of the 3 options you have given Shri Ram & Scottish High are the better ones & then comes Lotus Valley.

In case you have got admission in all 3 then , its better to choose from the earlier 2 options since both are the most sought after schools in Gurgaon.

- Facility wise both are equally good.

- Academic wise Shriram has edge over Scottish high as per parents feedback.

- You can check for type of Curriculum thought in schools (Shriram - ICSE & ISC, Scottish High - ICSE,IB,IGCSE). In case you have got plans for shifting your child abroad at later stage, then its better to choose one of these or else CBSE-i seems to be the better option.

If you ask on overall basis, I would say Shriram Aravali is the better one.Rest you may check feedback from other parents too.

Thanks.

Permalink Reply by Praneeta on November 8, 2013 at 9:00am

Thank you very much for the excellent reply! I too am more inclined towards Shriram.

Permalink Reply by V R Harihar on November 8, 2013 at 9:04am

Welcome.

Best wishes for your child.

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