Students under RTE admission process 2020-21 for the third round. Will be able to re-select schools
As per the Act of Right to Education, children under the RTE and all children up to grade 8 cannot be held back without parental consent. If a parent does agree, the child can be held back, but this is by no means a failure. It is also true that no child can be expelled from a school.
The state education bodies and the special schools known as Navodaya have no screenings for children. Private schools can screen children before admitting them but that screening must be under the norms set by the governing body to ensure there is no discrimination among children based on sex, religion, or caste.
Kishore Jagdale, who has not yet been able to get his son’s admission confirmed and hopes to get in the fourth round, said, “One of the reasons parents fail at securing admissions is because officials tend to harass parents unnecessarily for documents. When a parent goes for document checking, their documents are taken and not returned for several days. I hope we get the admission in the fourth lottery.”
Education is the foundation of modern society, which is why every child should be educated. The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education or Right to Education is an Act of the Parliament of India. This act makes education a fundamental right of children between the ages of 6 and 14. This piece of legislation in the Indian constitution empowers the children of India to be more employable, self-sufficient, and independent.
Note: Online application process has been started for RTE free admission for the session 2020-21. School Check your profile and lock it immediately. Only when the parents are satisfied to check the status of the school prior to school selection (village / ward, GP / ULB) at the time of online application for free admission, only select the school.
RTE Application Form 2020 – RTE Application form is available now. RTE came into force with an aim to provide Free and Compulsory Education to children of weak classes. The task is carried on by Directorate of Elementary Education Rajasthan. In accordance with Rule 11 of the Rules, 2011 released by authority of the state government seats are reserved in non-government schools to admit children into their entry-level class admission till 8th class. The education will be free for these candidates. There are non-governmental schools into operation in the state at present these schools also include the task of monitoring the free education, reformation in fees is also included. A web portal will also be initiated to maintain transparency and fairness in the selection process, the result of the lottery will be declared online. The applicants will be able to check the status of their application form online as well.
The bill was approved on 26 August 2009. At this time, India became one of 135 countries to make education a fundamental right of every child. The act came into effect on April 1, 2010.
With 47,621 seats lying vacant under the Right to Education (RTE) admission process in Maharashtra post three rounds, the state education department has decided to conduct a fourth lottery round starting September 9. The RTE admissions had been stopped, post the conclusion of the third round on August 3, despite thousands of students not receiving admission. This year, out of a total 1,24,530 students who were allotted seats, 76,909 completed their admission procedure after verification of documents in 9,195 schools. While 47,621 students were unable to complete the admission, parents and education activists blamed mismanagement on the part of the administration for the same. A total of 1,16,809 seats were available under
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RTE.“On September 9, the fourth online lottery for the 25 per cent RTE seats will be declared in the state. Parents are requested to complete the admission procedure between September 11 and 21. Applicants who have been shortlisted in the lottery will receive a text message, once the result is declared. People can also check their lottery status on the website under ‘application-wise details’,” said Dattatray Jagtap, director of state education (primary) department. A total of 53,736 applications were received from the Pune district for 16,594 seats in 963 schools. Out of these, 13,326 students confirmed and completed their admission and 3,268 seats remained vacant in Pune. Kishore Jagdale, who has not yet been able to get his son’s admission confirmed and hopes to get in the fourth round, said, “One of the reasons parents fail at securing admissions is because officials tend to harass parents unnecessarily for documents. When a parent goes for document checking, their documents are taken and not returned for several days. I hope we get the admission in the fourth lottery.”RTE seatsTotal schools in state - 9,195 in which 1,16,809 RTE seats were available Online applications received- 2,45,486 Admission completed - 76,909 Seats remaining vacant – 47,621
