Five more points are given in case of an interstate transfer. This has become a bone of contention between a section of the parents and the Delhi government leading to litigation.
Normally, the nursery session starts in the first week of April. But this year the session is yet to start due to judicial battles.
Parents who fail to get their child into the top schools then got what they think is the next best option. Even this is not easy.
If all this was not enough, some new schools in the city are allegedly forcing parents to cough up Rs.50,000 to Rs.2 lakh in cash, without giving them receipt, if they want a seat for their children.
Craze for leading Delhi schools leaves many distressed
New Delhi: Thousands of parents are undergoing a harrowing time as they battle to get their children into nursery classes of leading schools in the national capital. But many are celebrating too.With a little over
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