Delhi School Admissions
Calculate Your Admission Points Instantly
Navigate the Delhi school admission process with confidence. Our calculator gives you an accurate score to help you find the right school for your child.
How It Works
Get Your Score in 3 Easy Steps
Calculating your child's admission points has never been simpler. Follow our guide to start your journey.
1. Select Class & Schools
Tell us which class your child is applying for and choose the schools you're interested in.
2. Input Criteria & Location
Enter your details like address and other criteria to let our calculator work its magic.
3. Get Your Points
Instantly see your calculated points for each school and take the next step with confidence!
Understanding The
Delhi School Admission Point System
Schools in Delhi use a point-based system for nursery admissions. Points are allocated based on various criteria, and here are the most common ones.
Distance
Maximum points are awarded to applicants living closest to the school.
Siblings
Points are given if an older sibling is currently studying in the same school.
Parent Alumni
If either parent is an alumnus of the school, points may be awarded.
And many more!
Other criteria like gender, staff ward, etc., vary from school to school.
FAQs
Key Questions Answered
Find answers to the most common questions about the Delhi nursery admission process.
What is the age criteria for nursery admission in Delhi?expand_more
For the academic session, the child should be between 3 to 4 years old as of March 31st of the admission year. For KG, the age limit is 4 to 5 years, and for Class 1, it is 5 to 6 years.
Can I apply to multiple schools?expand_more
Yes, you can and should apply to multiple schools to increase your child's chances of admission. Each school has its own application form and process, which must be completed separately.
How is the final selection made if multiple students have the same points?expand_more
If there is a tie in points for the last available seats, schools conduct a random draw of lots to select the candidates. This process is usually transparent and may be conducted in the presence of parents.
Is there any reservation for EWS/DG category?expand_more
Yes, as per the Right to Education (RTE) Act, all private unaided schools are required to reserve 25% of their seats for children from Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and Disadvantaged Group (DG) categories. The application process for this category is centralized and conducted by the Directorate of Education.