Blog: SHEMROCK Group of Schools

N.C. Jindal Public School

Panjabi Bagh, New Delhi-26

For registration every candidate will be required to fill up a Registration Form attached with this prospectus and the same will be submitted to the school’s office. The class / classes for which registration opens are notified every year. The admission seekers are requested to complete the formalities by the specific date.

AGE LIMIT FOR ADMISSIONS

Each student seeking admission should have completed the age as mentioned below on 31st March of the year of admission (subject to change).

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION

• T.C. from the school last attended.
• Latest Passport Size Photograph.
• Photocopy of the marksheet of class last attended.
• Medical fitness certificate from a qualified medical practitioner not less than an M.B.B.S. or from a Government Hospital.

For further inquires click here :- http://www.ncjindalps.com/section_detail.php?page=34

INDRAPRASTHA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, SECTOR 10, DWARKA,

NEW DELHI -110075 

ADMISSION SCHEDULE FOR CLASS – PRE-SCHOOL FOR THE ACADEMIC

SESSION 2013 – 2014

Name of Class   :    PRE-SCHOOL
Age        :    3 YRS AND LESS THAN 4 YRS AS ON 31.3.2013.

MODE OF SELECTION PROCESS

The selection of students will be on the basis of points scored

1. Commencement of Admission process       :   01.01.2013
2. Commencement of availability of application form for admission   :   01.01.2013
3. Last date of the receipt of application forms      :   15.01.2013
4. Last date for displaying the list of selected children including EWS  & Disadvantaged Group category (including waiting list)    :   15.02.2013
5. Last date of displaying 2nd list (if required)       :   28.02.2013

   Closure of admission process         :   30.03.2013
Mode of Distribution & reciept of Forms   :  By hand
LIST OF SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS ON SUBMISSION:
Attested copies of the following documents to be submitted along with the form:

• Proof of date of birth
• Proof of residential address.
• One photograph each of student and parents.
• Medical Fitness Certificate of the child.
• Affidavit for First Child/Single Child (Attested by First Class Magistrate & in original.
• Sibling – Report card of elder child in the same school (Photocopy).
• Single Parent – Divorce/death certificate of spouse.
• Transfer – Transfer letter/proof from current employer (No e-mail).
• EWS/Disadvantaged group Certificate – As per Directorate of Education guidelines.

For further information click the given link :- Pre-school admission 

DPS Rohini 2013-14

Admission Started in Nursery (Pre School) 

General Information:

Total Number of Seats: – 140

Age: 3+ as on 31st March 2013.
For General Category Candidates

• Application forms will be available online between Tuesday, 01 January 2013 and Tuesday, 15 January 2013 at http://www.dpsrohini.com.
• A Pay Order / Draft of Rs 25/- (Rupees Twenty five only) drawn in favour of DPS Rohini must be sent to reach Delhi Public School – Rohini, Phase III, Sector – 24, Rohini, New Delhi 110085 latest by Tuesday,15 January 2013 along with a print out of the submitted form.
• Forms received after Tuesday,15 January 2013 will not be accepted.
• Please keep a print / photocopy of duly filled registration form for future reference

For EWS Candidates and Disadvantaged Group

• Application forms for EWS category and Disadvantaged Group can be downloaded from the Directorate of Education website www.edudel.nic.in betweenTuesday, 01 January 2013 and Tuesday, 15 January 2013
• Duly filled registration form must be submitted at Delhi Public School – Rohini, Phase-III, Sector-24, Rohini, New Delhi – 110085 between Tuesday, 01 January 2013 and Tuesday, 15 January 2013 on all working days between 7:30 a.m and 3:30 p.m
• Forms received after Tuesday,15 January 2013 will not be accepted.
• Please keep a photocopy of duly filled registration form for future reference.

The following schedule will be observed for Nursery (Pre School Admissions 2013-2014) for Delhi Public School – Rohini

For further information please visit the given link :- admission process

Tips, Suggestion and Guidelines for Nursery Admissions

The New Year’s morning will witness the parents of toddlers rushing around city’s schools, buying nursery admission forms, in an attempt to secure their ward’s future. In an attempt to help the parents, we have come up with a list of ‘Things to do’ which would lessen the confusion and chaos at the last moment. We hope the below list serves the above mentioned purpose

1.       Prepare a list of top 15 schools in your nearby area. It makes sense to apply to atleast 10 schools, even if you are sure of getting into the school of your choice.

2.       Note down the important details like Forms Availability dates and timings, Admission Criteria, Last Date of Form submission, Documents required etc.

3.       Since various schools have common schedules for procuring the forms, so plan your school visits in advance. Also, certain schools (like Mount St. Mary’s, Delhi Cantt) have very specific schedule for offering the forms. So, kindly ensure you note down the schedules of the schools you are planning to apply to, well in advance.

4.       Take care of the specific instructions mentioned by the schools while filling up the forms. A careless mistake can lead to rejection of the application form.

5.       For filling up Online Registration forms, try to do the registration at non-peak hours.

6.       Ensure that you note down the registration no. provided after doing the online registration. Take a printout of the webpage displaying the registration no, if possible.

7.       Get the copies of the  following documents attested in advance-

-          Birth Certificate of the child, issued by Municipal Corporation(Certain schools also accept certificate issued by hospital)

-          Proof of Residence-( passport/ voter identity card/ electricity bill/ MTNL bill/ rental lease deed at least 6 months old)

-          Proof of Alumni(School leaving certificate/character certificate issued by the alma-mater)

-          Proof of sibling(fee receipt/ I-card)

-          Affidavit(in case of single parent)

-          Proof of income for EWS Category ( income certificate issued by the sub divisional magistrate of the area or any revenue officer not below the rank of tehsildar / food and supply officer, Delhi government)

-          Certificate of Disability(in case of applicants with special needs)

-          Proof of transfer(order of transfer/joining report stating report of transfer)

-          Passport size photographs of child and parents

As per the new RTE (Right to Education) schools cannot screen children below the age of 14. However some schools may still take interviews and here are some questions that are typically asked

About School:

1. What do you know about this school?
2. Why do you want to admit your child to this school?
3. How do you know about this school?
4. How do you expect the school to contribute in your child life?
5. What are your priorities to search in a school while seeking admission in a
   particular school?

About Kid:

1. His favorite color.
2. His favorite food
3. His favorite outfit
4. What does your child like the most?
5. What does your child dislike the most?
6. What are your child’s hobbies?
7. What your child can do by himself
8. Child’s favorite pet animal or bird?
9. What makes your child happy?
10. What makes your child sad?
11. Child favorite indoor and outdoor activity?
12. To whom your child is more close and why?
13. Is your child introvert or an extrovert?
14. Is your child fully trained with toilet and washroom manners?
15. What is your child’s daily routine?
16. Has your child been to any play school or crèche
17. Do you remember when your child last given a vaccination was and which vaccinations were given?
18. Does your child play with computer?
19. Which is your child’s favorite cartoon on TV?
20. How is your child’s relationship with his sibling?

About Parent:

1. Being a parent is difficult / rewarding / frightening / wonderful? What is your opinion?
2. Whether mother is working or not if working who looks after the child in her absence?
3. What are the qualifications of child parents and grandparents?
4. How much time does Parent spend with child?
5. What are the restrictions put on your child by you and why?
6. Are you aware of the Internet?
   Do you have a computer at home?
7. What languages are being used to communicate with the child at home?
8. What do you do to establish good communication with your child?

Others:

1. What are your aspirations for your child?
2. How do you improve eating habits of your child?
3. How will you develop the qualities of sharing and caring in the child?
4. Would you like to share something special about your child?
5. How do you make sure that your child eats a balanced adequate healthy diet?
6. What should we do when a child misbehaves in front of others?
7. What is your opinion about creating a routine in a child’s life?
8. Are there any responsibilities given to your child by you?
9. How justified are we in forcing our wishes onto the child?
10. What would you do if your child cries during the first few days of going to school?
11. What could be the best thing given to your child as a parent?
12. How do you tackle your child tantrums?
13. What are your views with respect to the joint family versus nuclear family while focusing on the child overall development?
14. What is more important for you and why: Academic, Performance or Social Adjustments of your child?
15. List out according to priority the expectations / end results from your child: Happiness, Achievement, Academics, and Overall Personality.
16. What benefits/gains do you see by having sent your child to a play school?
17. Are the cartoon channels beneficial or harmful according to you?
18. What are your views on the use of technology in school education?
19. How would like to treat your child?

Situational Questions:

1. Your son is playing in the block area. His friend knocks over block structure and in return your son hits his friend. What will you do and why?
2. A parent comes to pick up their child and notices a bite received by your child.
   They become angry and demand to speak to you. How will you handle the situation?
3. What you would do in a situation like if two children were fighting over a toy?