Admission of students to govt schools not to be denied due to unavailability of TC: Sisodia
Press Trust of India | July 15, 2021 | 04:22 PM IST | 1 min read
Manish Sisodia took the decision for students seeking admission to Delhi govt schools from private schools in Delhi.
NEW DELHI: Students seeking admission to Delhi government schools from private schools will not be denied admission due to unavailability of Transfer Certificate (TC), Deputy CM Manish Sisodia said on Thursday.
"Many parents have approached me that they want to shift their children to Delhi government schools from private schools due to multiple reasons but they do not have a TC from the current school. "It has been decided that no such student will be denied admission due to unavailability of TC," Sisodia said at an online press conference.
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