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RTE (Right To Education) India 2018

As government of Delhi open the portal for EWS admission in Delhi, you can volunteer to help an underprivileged family admit their kid to a reputed private school in Delhi.

Come forward and help.

For EWS (Economic Weaker Section) Disadvantaged Group (DG) kids living in Delhi
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Website: www.edudel.nic.in
Form Page: http://edustud.nic.in/mis/studentadmission/webform1.aspx
Last Date for E filling: 21-Feb-18
EWS Admission First List: 07-Mar-18
EWS Admission Second List: 3rd Week of March

Instructions on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n2ymgymbds&feature=youtu.be

Important Points: 

  • Details of locality, sub locality and sub locality are critical to chose the right school. Hence fill them with accuracy. Also if the details of your locality, sub locality and sub sub locality are not present on the portal, then chose the one which is nearest to your locality. 
  • Please read the filled details in preview section and then only submit. It will not be possible to change the details once submitted. 
  • The section 2 of the form consists of the school to be chosen for admission. 
  • Priority of the schools for admission is important criteria for lottery. 
  • Kids with HIV+ can also under Disadvantaged group category. 
For more information, check the RTE Portal Bhumi
http://rte25.bhumi.ngo/

Regards
Live For The Nation

Comments

  1. Avi Tiwari27 April 2018 at 03:56

    For admissions in Haryana schools forms can be downloaded from below URL and submitted to Department of education.

    http://schooleducationharyana.gov.in/downloads_pdf/Circulars2018/Notice_RTE_12032018.PDF

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