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Admissions to Chandigarh govt schools from July 31

Pre-nursery to Class VIII: Submit forms online by Aug 14
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 01:23 PM Jul 26, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, July 25

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Candidates seeking admission to various classes — pre-nursery to Class VIII — in government schools of the UT can apply online for the same. The online applications can be submitted from July 31 to August 14.

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The details regarding the list of clusters, the schools under each cluster and tentative vacant seats shall be made available on the website of the Education Department (www.chdeducation.gov.in) from July 27.

In compliance with the RTE Act norms, the admission to government schools is done as per the “neighborhood concept” (school nearest to the residence). The detailed information regarding the schools under each sector (according to the RTE Act) has been uploaded on the website. Only those candidates who are presently not studying in any of the government schools are eligible to apply for admissions.

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