Nagpur: The last date for admission against 25 percent of seats reserved under Right To Education (RTE) has been further extended till May 10, according to a circular released on Friday by the Director of Primary Education, Pune. Earlier the last date was extended from April 20 to 29.
The department has stated that this is the last time the admission date will be extended; there will be no further extensions. The online lottery of the RTE 25% admission process for the academic year 2022-23 was drawn on March 30, 2022. The selection and waiting list were announced on April 4 on the official RTE portal.
In Nagpur, 31,411 students have applied to get the admission under Right to Education Act (RTE) in schools. There are 663 schools where the quota of 25% seats is kept for the admissions to be made under RTE. After the final scrutiny, 6,106 are found eligible to get admissions.
Messages were sent to the parents of the children on the waiting and the selection list. Previously, the deadline for admission was April 20, but due to the demand of many parents and parent organizations, the deadline has been extended. To avoid student academic loss, the administration will finish the RTE 25 percent admission procedure for the current academic year by September 30, 2022.
RTE admissions reserves 25% of seats in recognized private schools from primary sections to Class 8. Students in Maharashtra can get a quality education regardless of their financial circumstances under RTE Quota.
The parents of the wards whose names are selected for admission received the SMS to this effect. If parents have not received any SMS, they can check it on ‘www.student.maharashtra.gov.in under Application-wise Details. Parents should avail the opportunity of the date extension. They also should contact the office of the Taluka-level scrutiny committee with all the necessary documents. They have to take admissions in the schools allotted to them, which will be mandatory. Parents cannot insist on getting admission to their wards in a particular school, the Education Department has made it clear.
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