Guide for parents: Follow steps to ensure your child's education rights. Navigate application process for enrollment...
Guide for parents: Follow steps to ensure your child's education rights. Navigate application process for enrollment...
Guide for parents: Follow steps to ensure your child's education rights. Navigate application process for enrollment...
4925
Total Schools
500
Total Private Unaided Schools
5000
Total Students
300
Total Seats
20
Total Districts
1000
Total Reimbursement
RTE Section 12(1)(c)
In 2009, the Indian Parliament passed the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, ensuring all Indian children aged six to fourteen access to basic education. Aligned with Article 21A of the Constitution, this act aims to establish a comprehensive educational system. It mandates private unaided schools to allocate a minimum of 25% of their entry-level seats to students from socially and economically disadvantaged backgrounds, as specified in Section 12(1)(c). This provision seeks to promote inclusivity and equity in education, facilitating opportunities for marginalized communities to access quality schooling. By enshrining the principle of compulsory education and promoting equal access, the act endeavors to uplift the educational landscape of India, fostering a more equitable and integrated society.
Eligibility Criteria
Disadvantaged Groups
- Orphan
- Scheduled Tribe communities
- Scheduled Caste communities
- Children with Disability/special needs (CWSN) as per section 2 (ZC) and The Schedule of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPwD) Act, 2016
- Children living with or affected by HIV/AIDS
- Children eligible for sponsorship under Section 45 of the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015
- Children of Martyred soldiers/Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) or those killed in the line of duty
- Children of deprived communities, such as Tea Garden/Migrant Workers
- Transgender children
Economically Weaker Section
- Antodaya, BPL & Adhoc BPL Families of OBC Communities
- Antodaya, BPL & Adhoc BPL Families of Religious Communities
- Antodaya, BPL & Adhoc BPL Families of UR Categories
- If the Child is studying in a Private School under the non-DG/EWS category and due to the death of the Father/Mother/Guardian, who is the earning member of the family, the child comes under the EWS Category.
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