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Delhi Opens Admissions for Classes 2-9: Application Process Begins
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 08 Sep 2026, 05:48 PM
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The Delhi Education Department has opened the admission window for classes two through nine, inviting applications from eligible students.
The Delhi Education Department announced today that the admission cycle for classes two to nine in the city's schools is now open. Parents and guardians of eligible students can submit their applications through the department's designated online portal, which will remain active for a specified period. The department has urged applicants to ensure that all required documents are uploaded correctly to avoid delays. Details regarding eligibility criteria, fee structures, and seat allocation will be available on the official website. The move aims to streamline the enrollment process and ensure transparent admissions across Delhi's educational institutions.
The announcement follows the department's routine annual schedule for school admissions, aligning with the academic calendar for the upcoming year. Officials emphasized that the online system is designed to reduce paperwork and provide real‑time updates on application status. Applicants are advised to monitor the portal regularly for any notifications or additional requirements.
The Education Department reiterated its commitment to equitable access, stating that seats will be allocated based on merit and reservation policies as mandated by law. Stakeholders are encouraged to seek clarification through the helpline numbers listed on the website.
The announcement follows the department's routine annual schedule for school admissions, aligning with the academic calendar for the upcoming year. Officials emphasized that the online system is designed to reduce paperwork and provide real‑time updates on application status. Applicants are advised to monitor the portal regularly for any notifications or additional requirements.
The Education Department reiterated its commitment to equitable access, stating that seats will be allocated based on merit and reservation policies as mandated by law. Stakeholders are encouraged to seek clarification through the helpline numbers listed on the website.