Jumbangla Desk: This year too, students will be selected through lottery for admission in all public and private schools of the country from the first to the ninth class. Students interested in participating in the lottery can apply online between November 12 and 30. Digital lottery will be held in December.

Even if the students are selected in the lottery, the parents face many problems due to the quota. 68 percent quota for admission in government and private schools. Out of this maximum 40 percent is catchment area quota.

Moreover, 5 percent for children of freedom fighters and martyred freedom fighters, 1 percent for children of officials and employees of the Ministry of Education and subordinate agencies, 10 percent for former students of government primary schools , 2 percent for students with special needs, 5 percent for twins and siblings of studying students. You will get a chance to get admission in reserved seats in quota.

However, this time there has been some change in the policy regarding quota admission. For example, until now there was a rule to reserve 5 percent quota for the admission of grandchildren if the sons and daughters of freedom fighters or martyred freedom fighters were not available.

According to the new decision, only 5 percent quota will be reserved for sons and daughters of brave freedom fighters or martyred freedom fighters. If the student is not available in this quota, he will be admitted to this seat from the merit list.

Officials of the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (MAUSI) said that students from 6 to 13 years of age are usually admitted to the school. Heroic freedom fighters have very few children of that age. In that case, almost the entire 5 percent quota may remain vacant. In that case, general students will get admission opportunity there.

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