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Mr Sumit Vohra conversation today with top DOE officials and Clarification expected soon

Pointers

1 After Mr Sumit Vohra's complaint all discussions have been done

2 Even if it takes more than two days ( what ever the clarification / notification/advisory comes IT WILL BE EFFECTIVE AND IRRESPECTIVE OF FAKE SELECTIONS, the fake case would be removed from final selected list before 28th feb)

3 DOE is taking things seriously and agree 70 points are not helping parents

4 Cast your vote so that public opinion can be reflected ( As we should not allow any type of manipulation )

5 The clarification can come any time now .

6 Stay calm if not satisfied then take next step ,

Hindustan~ DOE DIRECTOR Madam Padmini Singla ans your queries- 12 Feb

Hindustan13 Feb Mr Sumit Vohra ans your queries

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Permalink Reply by sunil kamat on February 13, 2014 at 11:49am

Good News

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Permalink Reply by rajeev kumar on February 13, 2014 at 11:50am

My request to all parents to focus on comlete removal of transfer point in nursery class. Thier is no sense of this point in nursery class. Or they can avail only one categery point.

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Permalink Reply by sachin verma on February 13, 2014 at 11:52am

I agree transfer points completely removed. Otherwise no chance for 70 pointers.

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Permalink Reply by Maharam Tanwar on February 13, 2014 at 11:57am

Let us fight for removal of transfer and alumni points. Distance should be increased slabwise considering neighbourhood schooling and 1st born also. Delhi is a place where parents arrange marriages of their wards inter-state, thus not compulsory to be alumni of Delhi schools. Therefore, alumni should also be removed. Let us fight for keeping distance, sibling and 1st born categories, even separate reservations may be made for Siblings, 1st born and Remaining.

Granting equal points to distance like this year's 70 will also invite draw of lots at large.

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Permalink Reply by Mahima on February 13, 2014 at 11:59am

All schools should display their lists on website.. Where point criteria and names of applicants are mentioned.. Just the way DPS s have done.... MIS and sardar patels are you listening???

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Permalink Reply by Gurpreet on February 13, 2014 at 12:00pm

Thanks a lot AN Team. It is just because of ur continuous efforts that we are going to hear some good news.........

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Permalink Reply by Mahima on February 13, 2014 at 12:04pm

Absolutely agree with this point

by Maharam Tanwar:-

Let us fight for removal of transfer and alumni points. Distance should be increased slabwise considering neighbourhood schooling and 1st born also. Delhi is a place where parents arrange marriages of their wards inter-state, thus not compulsory to be alumni of Delhi schools. Therefore, alumni should also be removed. Let us fight for keeping distance, sibling and 1st born categories, even separate reservations may be made for Siblings, 1st born and Remaining.

Granting equal points to distance like this year's 70 will also invite draw of lots at large.

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Permalink Reply by NISHESH on February 13, 2014 at 12:09pm

We should focus on removal of transfer case only.. if at this stage of admission we ask for changes in each n every rule/guideline.. it may go against us also.. and then even for transfer case we will not be able to get justice...

So i request all of u to

"PLEASE FOCUS ON REMOVAL OF TRANSFER CASE"

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Permalink Reply by Mahima on February 13, 2014 at 12:11pm

Having a sibling is a positive point in an over populated underdeveloped country like india??? Rather first born should be given points and subsequent second, third or watever child "no points"!!

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Permalink Reply by NISHESH on February 13, 2014 at 2:11pm

Dear Neha, I think the logic behind giving sibling point was to send the second child to the same school in which his/her sibling is studying. No parent will like to send their children in different schools... by giving points to first born child u can not encourage population control, specially in a situation where every year admission guidelines/point system are changed,...

However I was just requesting to concentrate on one issue which is affecting us(parents) the most at this time.... otherwise every rule/guideline/points can always be discussed..

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Permalink Reply by Jaspreet Kaur on February 13, 2014 at 6:18pm

Agreed on the reason for sibling points.

But in a state where anyways we have demand supply problem and it is a nightmare for parents of first born to get their kid into a good school, why give preferential treatment to anyone?

Why points for sibling or Alumni? In fact why points to Alumni at all!?