Nursery Admission 2018-2019
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Delhi Government School Admission Notice Released
Admission to entry classes (Nursery, KG and Class 1) in government schools in the city will begin on 3 March 2018. For the academic session 2018-2019 registration process for admission to Sarvodaya Vidyalayas will continue till 17 March 2018.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions Are Open, But No Upper Age Limit This Year
The process for nursery admissions for over 1,600 private schools in the national capital has begun, but the government has decided not to impose any upper age limit this year. The Delhi government's proposed upper age limit of less than four years for nursery admissions, under five years for kindergarten and less than six years for admission to Cl...
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Nursery Admission In Delhi Begins Today; First List On 15 February
Nursery admission in Delhi begins today for the 75% seats, in 1700 schools in the city. The rest 25% seats reserved for economically weaker section or disadvantaged category (EWS/ DG) category will be filled centrally by the government.
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Delhi Government School Admission Notice Released
Admission to entry classes (Nursery, KG and Class 1) in government schools in the city will begin on 3 March 2018. For the academic session 2018-2019 registration process for admission to Sarvodaya Vidyalayas will continue till 17 March 2018.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions Are Open, But No Upper Age Limit This Year
The process for nursery admissions for over 1,600 private schools in the national capital has begun, but the government has decided not to impose any upper age limit this year. The Delhi government's proposed upper age limit of less than four years for nursery admissions, under five years for kindergarten and less than six years for admission to Cl...
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Nursery Admission In Delhi Begins Today; First List On 15 February
Nursery admission in Delhi begins today for the 75% seats, in 1700 schools in the city. The rest 25% seats reserved for economically weaker section or disadvantaged category (EWS/ DG) category will be filled centrally by the government.
