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Entering Delhi's Private Nursery Schools for a 4-year-old Is More Difficult Than Getting Them into IIT: Ashneer Grover

Delhi's nursery school admission process has long been a source of concern and frustration for parents seeking quality education for their young children. However, a recent statement by Ashneer Grover, co-founder of BharatPe, has elevated the conversation to new heights, comparing the difficulties of securing a nursery school seat to the formidable task of gaining admission to one of India's prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). In this article, we delve into the challenges parents face when trying to secure a seat in Delhi's private nursery schools, the intense competition, and the broader implications of Grover's statement.

Ashneer Grover's bold assertion has resonated with countless parents who have navigated the arduous process of securing a spot in a preferred private nursery school for their 4-year-old children. The demand for highly sought-after nursery school slots consistently outstrips the available supply, resulting in an environment reminiscent of high-stakes auctions where parents are willing to go to great lengths to secure a spot for their children.

Delhi's nursery school admission process is renowned for its competitive nature. Every year, numerous distinguished schools release merit lists, adding to the frenzy surrounding the admissions. Parents find themselves dealing with stringent age requirements: children must be at least 4 years old to be considered for nursery, 5 years old for KG, and 6 years old for Class 1. These age requirements, combined with the limited number of seats, make the competition even more fierce.

Furthermore, private schools in Delhi are mandated to reserve 25 percent of their seats for economically weaker sections (EWS), disadvantaged group (DG) students, and children with disabilities. While this is a commendable effort to promote inclusivity and diversity in education, it adds another layer of complexity to the admission process, as schools must balance the demands of both the general and reserved categories.

Also Read: Gujarat Govt Orders for Preschools

Ashneer Grover's comparison of the nursery school admission process to the daunting task of gaining admission to IITs is thought-provoking. IITs are renowned for their rigorous entrance exams and limited seats, making them a symbol of academic excellence and intense competition. Grover's assertion draws attention to the need for reform and increased accessibility in Delhi's private education sector.

The challenges faced by parents in securing quality education for their young children have sparked a broader conversation about the state of preschools in Delhi. Here are some key aspects to consider when exploring this issue further:

1. Intense Competition: The high demand for nursery school seats in Delhi has created an intense and competitive atmosphere. Parents often find themselves pitted against each other as they strive to secure a spot in a reputed school for their child. The pressure to excel in the admission process is immense, and the stakes are high.

2. Economic Burden: Many parents are willing to go to great lengths, including paying exorbitant fees, to secure a spot in a prestigious nursery school. This can create a significant economic burden on families, especially in a city like Delhi, where the cost of living is already high.

3. Impact on Children: The stress and pressure associated with the nursery school admission process can have a significant impact on young children. They may be subjected to intense scrutiny and testing, which can be emotionally and psychologically taxing.

4. Need for Reforms: Ashneer Grover's comparison with IIT admissions has drawn attention to the need for reforms in the nursery school admission process. Greater transparency, standardization, and increased access to quality education are essential goals for ensuring that all children have a fair chance to secure a spot in a good school.

5. Alternatives to Delhi's Nursery Schools: As the competition for nursery school seats in Delhi continues to intensify, some parents are exploring alternative education options. Moving to areas with less demand, considering alternative schooling methods, or even opting for homeschooling are becoming viable alternatives for some families.

6. Cultural and Social Implications: The intense competition for nursery school seats has led to a breakdown in societal values and priorities. Many parents feel compelled to resort to extreme measures to secure admission for their children, creating a culture of intense competition and stress.

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दिल्ली सरकार के सर्वोदय स्कूलों की नर्सरी क्लास में एडमिशन के लिए 28 जून से आवेदन

दिल्ली सरकार के सर्वोदय स्कूलों की प्री प्राइमरी (नर्सरी, केजी और पहली) कक्षाओं में दाखिला की तैयारी शिक्षा निदेशालय ने शुरु कर दी हैं। जिसके तहत शैक्षणिक सत्र 2021-22 में दाखिला के लिए 28 जून से… Source link

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Delhi Nursery admission 2021: Govt may scrap admission as schools unlikely to open till July

Delhi Nursery admission 2021: Govt may scrap admission as schools unlikely to open till July

Image Source : PTI Delhi Nursery admission 2021: Govt may scrap admission as schools unlikely to open till July Delhi government has considered scrapping nursery admissions for the academic session 2021-22 as there is ‘little possibility’ of schools reopening before July in view of Covid-19. According to a report, Delhi schools will admit two batches in 2022-23- one in nursery and other in…

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Delhi Govt Invites Applications for Nursery Admissions to Fill up Vacant Seats

Delhi Govt Invites Applications for Nursery Admissions to Fill up Vacant Seats

he process for nursery admissions in over 1,700 schools for 2021-22 academic session began in February last year (Representative image) Delhi govt has invited applications for admissions in entry-level classes against seats which remained vacant in the last academic session, as per DoE PTI New Delhi Last Updated:May 25, 2022, 12:22 IST FOLLOW US ON: Delhi government has invited applications…

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Delhi govt extends application deadline for private school nursery admissions

Delhi govt extends application deadline for private school nursery admissions

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Over 2.3 Lakh Applications Received This Year for Admission to Delhi Govt Schools: DoE

Over 2.3 Lakh Applications Received This Year for Admission to Delhi Govt Schools: DoE

The Delhi government has received over 2.3 lakh applications for admission in its schools for classes nursery to 12 this year, officials said on Monday. “Till date, the Directorate of Education (DoE) has received 2,36,522 applications for admissions in classes between nursery to class 12 for the session 2021-22,” a senior government official said. “So far, 1,58,484 students have been admitted in…

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Delhi Nursery, Class 1, KG Admissions to Begin from June 28

Delhi Nursery, Class 1, KG Admissions to Begin from June 28

Delhi govt schools to begin admission process soon (Representative image) The admission process for the entry level classes in government Sarvodaya Vidyalayas will begin from June 28 PTI New Delhi Last Updated:June 24, 2021, 11:24 IST FOLLOW US ON: The admission process for the entry level classes in Government Sarvodaya Vidyalayas will begin from June 28, the Directorate of Education (DoE)…

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Delhi govt grants 1-month relaxation for nursery admission

Delhi govt grants 1-month relaxation for nursery admission

The Delhi government has directed schools in the national capital to grant a 30-day relaxation to students in the age criteria for nursery admissions. “It is reiterated that age relaxation of up to 30 days may be granted at the level of the heads of the school in both the minimum and maximum age limit. Therefore, any parent seeking age relaxation in respect of their ward, may approach the school…

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New Delhi: The Directorate of Education (DoE) on Wednesday announced the details of nursery admissions in private schools across the Capital. The admission process will begin on February 18.

The DoE has asked private schools in the city to submit details related to admissions before February 15. The first list will be released by March 20 and the admission process will end on March 31.

Shortly after, Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia tweeted, “Nursery admission schedule announced by the Delhi govt.... best wishes for all the parents and kids. (sic)”

“The application process will begin on February 18 and the first list is expected on March 20. The entire process will conclude on March 31,” the DoE said.

The last date to fill the form is March 4. The first and second lists will be released on March 20 and 25 respectively. The classes are expected to start on April 1.

On Monday, the DoE had issued a notification asking all the district education officers to provide information regarding the seats available for both general and reserved categories in all private schools of the national capital. There are separate entrance processes for general seats and reserved seats. Students from Economically Weaker Sections(EWS)/Disadvantaged Groups (DG) categories can apply under reserved seats.

Nursery admissions will be conducted in 1,700 private schools in the city. Admissions will be done for more than 2,00,000 seats for the entry-level classes.

This time, the admissions were delayed by more than two months due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The admission process normally starts in November or December.

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*Baramulla schools charge admission fee despite Govt orders*

SRINAGAR, Nov 3: Several top private schools of Baramulla in North Kashmir are allegedly seeking huge amounts of money as admission fee from the students despite clear directions from the Government against such practice.

Scores of parents told Excelsior that the schools are forcing them to deposit admission fee for the selected candidates and threatening cancellation of admissions. “The school administration has clearly asked me to either deposit Rs 50,000 as an admission fee or it will cancel the admission,” a parent said.

He maintained his two children have been selected for the nursery class at St. Joseph School of Bramaulla and the school administration was compelling him to deposit an amount of Rs 1 lakh as an admission fee.

The parents charged that some prestigious schools of Baramulla including St. Joseph, Delhi Public School, Baramulla Public School and Afreen School of Excellence are seeking admission fees ranging from Rs 35, 000 to Rs 75, 000 from the parents. “Some parents have already deposited the fee and schools have even persuaded them not to make the details of the admission public”, they said.

Excelsior has also learned that sometimes the parents are not being given proper receipts of the money that they deposit. “They give no proper receipts at the fee counter. The whole thing is being done with utmost secrecy,” another parent said.

Parents said only the renowned schools of the district are violating the orders while others properly follow it, only top schools are violating the orders. “Why is not Government acting against them? They should be rigorously dealt with,” a parent said, including that the Government should issue a number on which the parents can report such violations.

It is pertinent to mention here that the Government had warned of stern action if any school resorts to violation of the order issued by the department on the capitation fee. The Government had also ordered the schools to refund such amount if collected after October 31, 2019.

Additional Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Mohammad Ahsan Mir, told Excelsior that the parents should take a lead and report such cases. “Such violations must be brought into the notice of the concerned officials for action,” he said, adding that they would take stern action against the violators.

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Admissions for nursery, kindergarten, class 1 in Delhi govt schools to go online- The New Indian Express

Admissions for nursery, kindergarten, class 1 in Delhi govt schools to go online- The New Indian Express

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NEW DELHI: The Delhi government has decided to go online with the admission process to entry level classes — nursery, KG and Class I — in the wake of the Covid-19 spread.

Admissions to government Sarvodaya Vidyalayas were scheduled to be held in March and forms were already filled by the parents between March 2 and 20. But the admission process was postponed because…

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Admissions for Nursery to Class 1 in Delhi govt schools to begin from June 28: DoE

Admissions for Nursery to Class 1 in Delhi govt schools to begin from June 28: DoE

The admission process for the entry-level classes in government sarvodaya vidyalayas will begin from June 28, the Directorate of Education (DoE) announced on Wednesday. “The application forms for entry level classes-Nursery, KG and class 1 in Government Sarvodaya Vidyalayas can be obtained from concerned schools from June 28 to July 12. Read | Meeting held to ensure smooth transition of students…

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