New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has reserved its order on a PIL over nursery admissions in private schools in Delhi. On Wednesday, the Centre informed the court that Right To Education Act was not applicable for children below the age of six under the general category.
This after the court observed that allowing private schools to conduct their own admissions could infringe on RTE.
The delay in a final verdict has prolonged uncertainty over admissions this year, as the deadline for admissions nears.

The delay in a final verdict has prolonged uncertainty over admissions this year, as the deadline for admissions nears.
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