🔥 Management Quota Seats - Delhi Nursery Admission (Updated: 7-Dec-18)

🔥 Most Important Questions - Delhi Nursery Admission (Updated: 7-Dec-18)

🙋Today's Question (Updated on 7th Dec 2018) -

Are schools going to block seats under management quota? If yes, how many and what is the procedure to get a seat under management quota?

👉Expert Answer -

How many seats are reserved of total Nursery seats in Delhi schools -

• 25% seats are reserved for EWS and DG categories (and admission for those seats will be handled by DOE itself), that is for families that belong to Economically Weaker Section, Disadvantaged Group. I personally feel, that's a lot of seats - probably 15% would have been more reasonable, is n't it?
• 20% seats can be blocked by schools under Management Quota! No further explanation needed :)
• Well that means, roughly 55% seats would be up for grabs through standard process for general category families. 

👍Expert Tips & Tricks

How do you get yourself considered for a seat under management quota?

• A very tricky question and answer is not as simple as it might appear
• Yes you can hit for one, if you have direct connects with someone senior in school (Chairman, Principle, Director etc levels)
• Yes you can get a seat under Nursery Admission management quota but that would need a few diplomatic and careful steps
• What if an agent approaches you with offer? Well stay away from that, a lot of people are cheated every year by such means.

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Gurukul The School - Ghaziabad - Online Registration Form, Fee Details

The age eligibility for the Pre-Primary classes:

• Pre-Nursery: 2+ years on or before 31 March of the calendar year in which the admission is sought.
• Nursery: 3+ years
• K.G.: 4+ years and so on.

Documents required at the time of Registration:

• Attested copy of Date of Birth Certificate issued by Municipal Corporation for Grade Pre-Nursery to I.
• T.C duly signed by Area Education Officer along with Report Card of Previous Grade.
• Medical Fitness Certificate of Student.
• Address Proof & Identification Proof of Parents.
• Photographs 2 passport size of student and 1 photograph of both the parents.

(Source: school website)

Click here for Gurukul The School details, ratings, and reviews and direct link to Nursery Admissions 2016 - 2017 page.

Nursery Admissions: 10 questions every parent must ask - hold on!

While trying to understand what options we as parents get when we go out hunting for schools, I came across this article on Rediff that is so impractical that I was encouraged to write this post to give a clear and more practical approach to this million dollar question - "what questions every parent must ask?"

First of all - if you have ever been to a school for admissions - ask YOURSELF this question - are you given the choice or time to ask questions back to school? The 99% of us would answer this question with one word "No", what we are given usually left with is few minutes of time to scan through the list of to-dos or checklists that we need to fulfill in order to get our ward into that school; Or some of the 'branded' schools will handover a nicely done 'sales brochure' and we take that home hoping that this booklet will have answer to all our questions - but seldom thats true; and I am talking about any and all schools across India - you know of any exceptions? Most welcome - feel free to drop a note and I shall cover and highlight them on my portal and blog - they deserve to be appreciated - isn't it?

So the question of what to ask is hardly practical in today's scenario (realistically), so what I as parent myself and having over 8 years of close experience in Nursery Admissions and related issues and challenges, I can tell you that there is no way you get opportunity to ask questions. Specially in metro cities!

Rather, we as parent need to act more intelligently, do research of our own,
1) explore offline feedback from parents of existing students from same school, or
2) check for online reviews at sites like SchoolsWeLike.com or Google Plus profile page of that school for community reviews, or
3) check school sites, brouchers, past performance history etc if you can get handle to it, and
4) Discuss and get involved with other parents on community forums like one here

I don't think a school admin staff will ever give you enough time or opportunity to ask questions like the author has listed in his article.

Here are few quick links to get you started - Top 10 CBSE Schools In India, in Delhi, in Gurgaon, in Bangaluru

Note: I encourage and request all to take out few minutes and review school(s) you have been to, or your kids might be going to; to help community and other parents like us. Thanks!