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What is the Point-based Selection System in Delhi Nursery School Admission?

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What is the Point-based Selection System in Delhi Nursery School Admission?

The Point-based Selection System is used by most Delhi schools to ensure a transparent and fair admission process for Nursery classes. Under this system, schools assign points to applicants based on various criteria. The higher the total points, the better the chances of securing admission.

Here’s a breakdown of the main criteria used in this system:

🔹 Neighbourhood or Distance from School

Schools give priority to children who live closer to the school. Points are allotted according to distance brackets, such as:

0-1 km: Highest points (usually 60–70)

1-3 km: Moderate points

3-8 km or beyond: Fewer points as the distance increases

🔹 Sibling Factor

If a child already has a sibling studying in the same school, 20-30 points are typically awarded. This helps families keep their children in the same institution.

🔹 Alumni Status

Children whose parents are alumni of the school may receive an additional 5-10 points, depending on the school’s policy.

🔹 Other Criteria

Some schools may consider factors like single-parent status, girl child, or staff ward while assigning points. These vary from school to school.

For parents navigating the Delhi Nursery Admission process, understanding the point system can make it easier to shortlist schools where their child has a better chance of selection.

Platforms like Ezyschooling provide reliable information on each school’s admission criteria and point distribution, helping parents make informed decisions.

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