School admission Rules: If you also want to get your children admitted in Delhi schools from this session, then there is big news for you. Because the rules for admission from class 6th to 8th have changed. Delhi Education Directorate has issued instructions in this regard. In such a situation, let us know about these guidelines…
School admission Rules: The new session 2024-25 will start in Delhi schools from April and the Delhi Education Directorate has issued new guidelines regarding the admission process. In the academic session 2023-24, the Directorate of Education had ended the ‘No Detention Policy’ for Classes 5 and 8, hence there is a need to revise the policy for Classes 6 and 8. In this regard, the Directorate has also issued a notice on the website. Apart from the website, parents can check the details in this news.
Class 6 admission process will be affected
The Directorate of Education has issued these guidelines for all government and government-aided schools. The new session will have some impact on the Class 6 admission process as students from two backgrounds will take admission. Students who have studied from a recognized school/government school till class 5 or a student who has not gone to school and wants direct admission in class 6. The Directorate of Education says that criteria have been set to ensure that these children come at the same level. Students who have studied Class 5 from a recognized school, i.e. those who have been promoted or passed Class 5, should be considered on the basis of their marksheet and transfer certificate/migration certificate.
Such students will be able to apply directly for class 6.
If a student has not studied Class 5 from a recognized school, but is aged 10 to 12 years, he can apply for admission in Class 6 under the Right to Education Act. Students can apply to schools near their home. The rules for admission for classes Nursery to Class 5 and Classes 7 and 8 will remain the same as before.
