By Admin 
There is big news for the poor and needy people who are dreaming of getting their children admitted in private schools of Delhi. The Directorate of Education, Delhi Government has conducted a computerized draw for admission in nursery, KG and first class in private schools for the academic session 2026-27. This draw was conducted for EWS, DG and children with special needs i.e. CWSN category. Let us tell you that in this program held at the Old Secretariat, Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood conducted the draw. During this, many parents themselves came on the stage and pressed the button.
What is the government’s planning?
According to the Education Minister, the Delhi government wants that every poor and needy child should get a chance to study in a good private school. He said that this time the admission process has been made clearer and easier than before. Now the application has been verified through Aadhaar card based technology. Due to this, there is a ban on making multiple applications in the name of the same child or giving wrong information. The government says that this will benefit the real needy children.
Seats increased in schools
It is noteworthy that this year the number of seats in private schools has also increased. Last year, 2219 schools were included in this scheme, whereas this time 2308 schools have been included. Seats in EWS and DG category have increased to 48092. Whereas, 7609 seats have been kept in CWSN category. Overall, this time 55701 seats are available, which is 5185 more than last year.
How many applications were received?
According to the information, Rekha Gupta government received more than 1 lakh 39 thousand applications this time. Of these, most of the applications came from EWS and DG categories. In the CWSN category also, more families applied than last year.
Keep these things in mind
The Education Department has made it clear that once the draw is out and the result is frozen, there will be no change in it. The children who have been selected are immediately allotted schools. Scrutiny of documents will start in the next three days. This time many documents will be verified on mobile only, so that parents do not have to make repeated visits to schools and offices.
So many seats are reserved for the poor
Let us tell you that this system has been running in Delhi for many years. Under the Right to Education Act, about 25 percent of seats in private schools are kept for poor, underprivileged and children with special needs. Under this rule, schools are allotted to children every year through a draw. This time the government claims that the entire process has been more transparent and easier than before.
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