Delhi Private Schools Use Lottery System for Admissions in Reserved Categories
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The Directorate of Education in Delhi conducts a computerized lottery system for reserved seats in private schools for specific categories of students.
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- Private, unaided, and recognized schools in Delhi reserve 25 percent of seats in entry-level classes for children from Economically Weaker Section (EWS), Disadvantaged Group (DG), and Children with Special Needs (CWSN) categories.
- Admission to these seats is determined through a computerized lottery system conducted by the Directorate of Education.
- This process applies only to entry-level classes, specifically Nursery/Pre-school, KG/Pre-primary, and Class 1.
- General category admissions are handled by schools independently according to their own established rules.
- The initiative aims to provide access to quality private education for families facing economic challenges.
What to watch next
- Check the official Directorate of Education list for available seats
- Verify eligibility criteria for EWS, DG, and CWSN categories
- Monitor the annual official admission notifications and application deadlines
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NamedIndia · Bharat Shakti Public School · Canterbury Public School · DAV Public School · Deep Public School · Delhi · Diamond Public School · GD Goenka Public School · Greenway Modern School · ITBP Public School · New Oxford Public School · Rishabh Public School · Directorate of Education
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