According to the latest updates, Delhi
government told the High Court that the nursery admission will begin only after
an order is passed on the petition of certain unaided private schools
challenging the new admission guidelines and terming it as ‘nationalizing the
education system’.
As per earlier regulations passed out this year,
the maximum weight-age had been given to neighborhood criteria for which 70
points have been fixed and it constitutes a distance of up to six kilometers
from schools.
No management quota in admission to any of the
schools, five per cent seats reserved for employees of the school and five per
cent for the girls in co-educational schools, which will be filled through,
were the changes in admission process.
Like other schools, minority schools will also
have to reserve 25% for the economically weaker sections of society. For
most of the above parameters, schools have agreed to follow, removing 20% quota
is what they weren't ready to implement. Thus, counsel for Delhi
government said that nursery admissions would not begin till the court passes
an order on the petition of Action Committee Unaided Recognized Private
Schools, leading to further delay in the admission process.