KVS lottery result 2025 declared for Class 1 admissions on kvsangathan.nic.in
Vagisha Kaushik | March 27, 2025 | 12:21 PM IST | 1 min read
KVS Class 1 Admission 2025: Parents of selected students will have to visit the allotted KV for document submission and fee payment.
NEW DELHI : The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) has declared the KVS lottery result 2025 for admissions to Class 1 for the academic session 2025-26. Parents who applied for the admissions of their children can check the allotment status on the official website, kvsangathan.nic.in.
Parents of shortlisted students will have to visit the allotted school for verification of documents and payment of admission fee. Those aspirants who have been put on a waitlist can wait for the second provisional admission list which will be published on April 2.
The minimum age for admission to Class 1 has been set as 6 years as on March 31 in the current academic year. The last date for KVS admission 2025 registration was extended till March 24.
How to check KVS lottery result 2025?
The steps to check the KV lottery result 2025 are given below.
- Go to the official website, kvsangathan.nic.in
- Click on the link for lottery result for Class 1 admissions 2025 on the banner on the homepage
- Candidates will be redirected to a login window, kvonlineadmission.kvs.gov.in
- Enter login code, child's date of birth, mobile number and click on login button
- KV Class 1 admission 2025 result will be displayed
KVS Class 1 admission 2025
The admission of eligible and selected candidates will be conducted in the following order:
- 25% RTE (Right to Education) seats
- From Service Priority Category (I and II) only
- Shortfall of reservation quota after admission in the above two categories
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