Admission lena hai government cbse mein

Getting admission to a government CBSE school in Delhi for Class 9 involves a process you'll need to follow carefully. The Directorate of Education (DoE), which manages government schools in Delhi, usually conducts admissions for Classes 6 to 9 under what's known as "non-plan admissions." These admissions typically start around April and continue until seats are filled.

The process is primarily offline . You will need to visit the government school where you wish to seek admission for your child. Once there, you should inquire at the school's office about the Class 9 admission process and obtain the admission form. Make sure to fill out all the details in the form accurately.

Along with the filled application form, you will need to submit certain documents. These generally include the birth certificate of the child as proof of age and a residence proof of Delhi . Acceptable residence proofs can be a Ration Card with the child's name, Domicile Certificate of the child or parents, Voter ID of either parent, Electricity bill , Water bill , MTNL telephone bill in the name of either parent, Bank Passbook in the child's or parents' name, Aadhaar Card of the child or either parent, or a Passport . You will also likely need to provide a passport-size photograph of the child and the previous school's leaving certificate or transfer certificate, duly countersigned if applicable. It's advisable to carry both the original documents and photocopies for verification.

The age criteria for Class 9 admission in Delhi government schools usually require the child to have completed 13 years but be less than 15 years as of March 31st of the admission year (2025) . However, in some cases, there might be a relaxation in the upper age limit.

After submitting the form and documents, the school authorities will verify them. There might be an informal interaction with the student to assess their background. Admission is usually granted based on the availability of seats in the class. If there are more applicants than available seats, the school might follow a lottery system to select students. Keep in touch with the school to know the status of your application and any further instructions. You can also check the official website of the Delhi Directorate of Education (edudel.nic.in) for any general guidelines or announcements regarding admissions.

I hope this helps.