Ews Students Admission In Delhi

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  Schools Can't Deny Admission To EWS Students Selected By Draw: Delhi Court

  EWS Admissions: The court's ruling asserts that once a school communicates its general and EWS seat availability to the DoE, it must honour the results of the draw of lots.

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  Delhi Nursery Admission 2024: Private Schools To Start Process On Nov 23

  Delhi Nursery Admission 2024: Private schools reserve 25% of their seats for economically disadvantaged (EWS), underprivileged students, and those with disabilities, with separate lists for each category.

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  Quota For Poor Not Applicable: Jamia Millia Islamia To Delhi High Court

  The Jamia Millia Islamia University told the Delhi High Court on Tuesday that it was declared a minority educational institution in 2011 and the provision of 10 per cent reservation for students from the economically weaker section (EWS) will not be

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  High Court Directs Delhi Government To Ensure Admission To EWS Category Kids In Private Schools

  The petitions were filed seeking admission of students belonging to the EWS category under section 2(e) of the RTE Act in various private unaided schools at the elementary level.

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  EWS Admission In Private Schools: Delhi Government Relaxes Distance Criteria To 3 KM From 1 KM

  Students seeking admission to entry-level classes in private schools under the EWS, DG and CWSN category will now be able to choose an institution within a 3-km radius of their residence.

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  Private School Asks EWS Students To Clear Dues Of Rs 67,000; Delhi Government Says Looking Into Issue

  All private schools in Delhi are required to reserve 25 per cent of seats for EWS and disadvantaged group students during admissions at the entry level.

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  High Court Asks Delhi Government To Try To Clear Backlog Of Unfilled EWS Seats In Private Schools

  Delhi government's standing counsel Santosh Kumar Tripathi and advocate Arun Tanwar submitted that 132 private schools have prima facie been found to be violating the government’s direction on admission of students in the EWS category and notices have been issued to them.

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  PIL In High Court To Direct Delhi Government To Ensure Admissions To Children Of EWS Category In Schools

  The petition by NGO ,Justice For All, also sought direction to the Director of Education to initiate action against the private schools which have failed to admit the students on the allotted seats.

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  Private Schools Should Admit EWS Students Without Waiting For General Category Admissions: Manish Sisodia

  Manish Sisodia directed private schools in the national capital to admit students under the EWS category based on the allotted list sent by the government and without waiting for the required number of admissions in the General category.

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  EWS Quota Seats In Delhi University Mostly Vacant. Reason: High Cut-Offs

  The university has already enrolled students for over 80 per cent of its overall seat share: 50,989 students have got admission against the available 62,000 seats till July 10.

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  DU To Admit EWS Students Provisionally Based On Acknowledgement Receipt

  Economically Weaker Section (EWS) students can get provisional admission in Delhi University by using acknowledgement receipt from authorities if there is a delay in procuring category certificate, an official said on Tuesday.

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  Allow EWS Students To Complete Studies In Private Schools: PIL

  The Public Interest Litigation is likely to come up for hearing next week.

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  English, Cost Of Education In Private Schools Reasons For EWS Dropout: NCPCR Study

  Communication in English, cost of extra curricular activities and "inadequate reimbursement" on education expenditures are major reasons for students from economically weaker sections and disadvantaged groups dropping out of private schools in Delhi, says a study by NCPCR.

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  Glaring Irregularities in EWS Admissions in Delhi Schools

  In a recent inspection of schools carried out by the Delhi government, it was found that admissions under economically weaker section (EWS) category were given without proper verification and in some cases students were admitted on the basis of forged and fake income certificates.