Delhi Nursery Admission 2026-27: Which Children Will Get the Highest Priority?

G GOWTHAM
The Delhi Nursery Admission process for private schools for the 2026-27 academic session is set to begin on December 4, 2025. parents seeking admission for their children into nursery, KG, and Class 1 need to understand the new priority criteria introduced this year.

Key Admission Dates

  • Application Start Date: 4 december 2025
  • Application End Date: [Insert official end date if available]
  • Admission Process: Online registration through Delhi government’s official portal for nursery admissions
Priority Criteria for Admission

Delhi schools follow a point-based system to ensure fair and transparent admission. Children will receive higher priority based on the following categories:

Sibling Criteria

Children with a sibling already studying in the same school usually get top priority.

Distance from School

Children living closest to the school (as per official measurement) get higher priority.

Parents’ Employment

Children of government employees, armed forces personnel, or school staff may receive additional preference.

Special Categories

Children with special needs or from economically weaker sections may also be prioritized under reserved quotas.

Random Draw / Lottery

If multiple children fall under the same priority category, a lottery system may be used to finalize admissions.

Steps to Apply

Register Online

Visit the official delhi Nursery Admission portal.

Fill application Form

Provide child’s details, parent details, sibling information, and proof of residence.

Upload Documents

Birth certificate, address proof, and any other documents required by the school.

Submit and Track

Submit the application and track admission status online.

Key Takeaway

Parents should prepare early and ensure all documents are correct, as schools will prioritize children based on sibling status, proximity, and special categories. Understanding the priority criteria increases the chances of securing admission in preferred private schools.

 

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