The Delhi High Court has recently ordered schools to admit students under the economically weaker section (EWS) category based on computerised draw of lots conducted by the Directorate of Education (DoE). This decision, resulting from a petition filed by a student seeking admission in a pre-primary class, reinforces the importance of following the outcomes of such draw of lots. The court highlighted that schools must honor the results of the computerized draw regardless of any discrepancies in the general category admissions, emphasizing the school’s obligation to admit EWS students based on the initial data provided. This ruling aims to uphold fairness and compliance with existing guidelines for EWS admissions in private schools.
Delhi High Court Rules Schools Must Admit EWS Students After Draw of Lots, India
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