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Delhi
nursery admissions to balance point, lottery systems
Wednesday December 15, 2010 02:21:18 PM,
IANS
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Delhi
schools asked to furnish admission process details
In order to monitor the implementation of the Right to Education
(RTE) Act, the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR)
has issued a circular to all schools in the city to furnish
details of admissions in the academic session
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New Delhi: Delhi
government has formulated guidelines for nursery admissions and it
will be a balance of both the point and lottery systems, an
official said Wednesday.
"The admission guidelines for unaided public schools will be
announced Wednesday evening as it has been formulated. The
government has tried to balance both the point and lottery systems
in the new guidelines," a Delhi government official said.
The government had sought the opinion of the law department before
finalising the guidelines, the official said.
However, the representatives of school associations had reiterated
that the existing 100-point system, under which points are given
for various criteria, is the best method for admission.
The opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has demanded that the
new nursery admission policy should be transparent.
BJP's Delhi chief Vijendra Gupta said that before announcing the
new plan, the government should make sure no child is deprived of
his right to education.
"At the time of admission, priority should be given to the child
living in the neighbourhood," Gupta told reporters.
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