Delhi government has announced the second phase of the online admission process for the students of classes 6 to 9 and 11 under 'non-plan admission' on Friday. Non-plan admissions are for those students who have been out of school i.e. students who have never gone to school or dropped out for any reason, or students whose parents have been transferred from different states to Delhi and if a student comes from an unrecognised school.
According to officials, the second phase has been launched to address the concerns of the parents who could not get their wards registered earlier for online admission.
The registration will continue till October 3.
"School allotment and verification of documents at the allotted schools is currently on for the applicants of the first phase," a senior official of the Directorate of Education (DoE) said.
In the first phase, the total number of online applications received by the department for classes 6 to 12 is 64,995. Out of these, 64,450 students have been allotted schools. The admission process of the first phase will be over by September 30.
"The admission on the basis of application received in second phase, for which the last date is October 3, will be completed by October 15 for classes 9 & 11 and October 26 for classes 6 to 8," the official said.
Applicants who have applied earlier in the first phase and have been allotted schools or who are already studying or have passed the previous class from government and government-aided schools of the directorate are not eligible to apply.
(With Inputs from PTI)
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