The process for nursery admissions in Delhi, which began on December 15, will conclude on March 31. Currently, the admission process is underway for more than 1,800 schools.
Delhi nursery admission 2020-21: The first list of Delhi nursery school admission is slated to be released today (January 24). Parents should read the information given below on how to check the nursery admission list. Details on second list, seats and fees allocation have also been provided below.
Nursery admission in 1,600-odd private schools in Delhi will begin on Friday, a fortnight before the usual schedule. The Delhi government's Directorate of Education (DoE) had last week released a detailed schedule according to which the last date for submitting application forms is December 27.
The registration for nursery admissions across 1,600 private schools in the national capital kicked off on Saturday.
Nursery Admissions 2019: Parents can log in to official website of Directorate of Education edudel.nic.in for latest updates on nursery admissions 2019-2020.
The registration for nursery admissions is all set to begin on December 15, with the upper age limit also coming into effect for the first time. People can check latest updates regarding nursery admissions at edudel.nic.in .
The last date of submitting application forms for nursery class admission for 2019-20 session is January 7, detailed schedule released by Delhi government's Directorate of Education (DoE) mentioned.
The nursery admission process at private unaided and recognised schools in the national capital has begun on Monday.
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