Modern School, Mount Carmel among 105 schools to face action for failing to upload nursery admission detail
Abhay Anand | December 17, 2018 | 12:04 PM IST
NEW DELHI, DECEMBER 17: As many as 105 private schools in Delhi have been asked to put on hold their nursery admission process for 2019-20. Delhi Government has issued the order after these schools failed to make their admission criteria public within the prescribed deadline.
The state government has advised parents not to approach these schools for admission to avoid any irregularity. The Order reads, “The desirous parents are advised not to approach admission in these schools till they upload their admission criteria...., to avoid any inconvenience to them in case any penal action is initiated against the said defaulter schools.”
The Government has asked schools to upload their admission criteria in order to maintain transparency, reasonability and uniformity in admission.
The application process for nursery admission has begun from December 15 and parents can submit the application forms till January 7. On February 4, the first list of selected children in various schools will be out along with marks secured by them. The second list will be declared on February 21 and the admission process will conclude by March 31.
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