Gujarat's RTE Admission Process for 2026-27: Key Changes and Registration Details
Gujarat RTE admission 2026-27: Online registration begins, over 84,000 seats available
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Online registration for the Right to Education (RTE) admissions in Gujarat for the 2026-27 academic year starts on Saturday and will remain open until April 17. Over 84,000 seats are available in private schools, with significant changes in the admission process, including the ability for parents to select school shifts.
- 01Online registration for RTE admissions begins on Saturday and ends on April 17.
- 02More than 84,000 seats are available, a decrease from last year's 94,000.
- 03Parents can now choose their preferred school shift for the first time.
- 04Priority for admissions has shifted to favor children from reserved categories.
- 05A breakdown of available seats includes over 41,000 in Gujarati medium schools.
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The online registration for admissions under the Right to Education (RTE) Act in Gujarat for the 2026-27 academic year will commence on Saturday and will be open until April 17. This year, over 84,000 seats are available in private schools, reflecting a reduction from the 94,000 seats offered last year. The RTE Act mandates that 25% of seats in private schools be reserved for children from economically weaker and disadvantaged backgrounds, based on total admissions from the previous year. This year's process introduces significant changes, allowing parents to select not only the school but also their preferred shift, morning or afternoon, enhancing flexibility in the application process. Additionally, the priority criteria for admissions have been revised; now, children from reserved categories will receive priority over those from anganwadi centres, marking a notable shift in the admissions policy.
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This initiative aims to provide educational opportunities for children from economically weaker sections, potentially improving their future prospects.
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