Karnataka RTE 2017 - Admission, Answer Key, Exam Date
All about Karnataka Right to Education (RTE) Admission ✓ Online Application ✓ Answer Key ✓ Exam Date ✓ Eligibility ✓ Notification ✓ Selection ✓ Merit List & more.
The State government has decided to convert the entire process of submission of applications and admission of the students to different schools under the Right To Education (RTE) quota online with an intention to end the complaints of irregularities in the selection process.
Dates for Filling the ONLINE Form : 4 February 2015 to 19 February 2015
Last Date to Apply Online for RTE Admission in Karnataka : 19 February 2015
Help Line: 080-22222180
One of the biggest fears held by parents with children starting at the elementary level is that the fee structure would go up for the rest of the 75% of students. This is a fear also aired by several private school federation bodies, who maintain that schools will have to increase fees substantially. “The government will be setting per-child expenditure according to its own expenditure but this will not take into account the water bills, electricity bills, uniforms and other expenses,” said Sudi Suresh, secretary of the Karnataka State Private School Management Federation (KSPSMF). According to experts, the per-child expenditure set by the government is likely to be around Rs9,000, and the average annual fee structure for some prestigious schools in the city is around Rs60,000.
Scrutiny of Applications: The applications received will be scrutinized and list of eligible applicants will be compiled.
Admission Processing: In case applications are in excess of the available seats, lots will be drawn in the presence of the representative from State Education Department. The list of selected applicants will be put up on the school notice board and website along with a waiting list.
Admission Confirmation: The admission will be confirmed after the completed Admission Form is submitted along with required documents in original.
For the School:
✓ Mandatory 25% reservation for students belonging to disadvantaged and weaker sections
✓ Number of students can be extended if the admissions are not filled up within the customary 1km radius.
✓ The Act says ‘at least 25%’ instead of ‘at least and no more’, which implies that a school could offer to take more than 25% children.
✓ Each school has to notify the block education officer (BEO) so as to calculate the availability of seats under the quota, school -wise, and notify it to the parent teacher associations and community through public display.
✓ No child can be failed or expelled.
Reimbursement of fees: The total expenditure per child will be determined by the school and submitted to the BEO along with evidence to support the expenditure.
✓ The managements have been asked to divide the total annual expenditure by the total number of students, both free and payment quota, to arrive at per child expenditure.
✓ The government has stated that the reimbursement will be made on the basis of the allocation made per child towards the education or the fee collected from a student, whichever is less.
RTE Features
✓ Makes Elementary Education Free.
✓ The ‘compulsion’ being on the governments rather than on parents.
✓ The stress on ending discrimination, and on inclusion.
✓ Prescribing quality principles for the teaching-learning process.
✓ An external constitutional body for monitors the Act.
✓ Minimum norms and standards are defined for the school.
✓ Focusses on addressal of emotional, stress and anxiety issues of children.
✓ Mandates education of children along their peer age group (“age-appropriate”); provides for “special training” to facilitate age appropriate education.
✓ Sets quality norms for all schools.
✓ Sets qualification and working norms for Teachers in all schools.
Click here to fill online Application Form
Click here to Latest Karnataka RTE Notification 2015
The State government has decided to convert the entire process of submission of applications and admission of the students to different schools under the Right To Education (RTE) quota online with an intention to end the complaints of irregularities in the selection process.
Dates for Filling the ONLINE Form : 4 February 2015 to 19 February 2015
Last Date to Apply Online for RTE Admission in Karnataka : 19 February 2015
Help Line: 080-22222180
One of the biggest fears held by parents with children starting at the elementary level is that the fee structure would go up for the rest of the 75% of students. This is a fear also aired by several private school federation bodies, who maintain that schools will have to increase fees substantially. “The government will be setting per-child expenditure according to its own expenditure but this will not take into account the water bills, electricity bills, uniforms and other expenses,” said Sudi Suresh, secretary of the Karnataka State Private School Management Federation (KSPSMF). According to experts, the per-child expenditure set by the government is likely to be around Rs9,000, and the average annual fee structure for some prestigious schools in the city is around Rs60,000.
Karnataka RTE Admission Procedure
Parents to register their child for the Admission Process by submitting the completed Registration Form at the School Office to the Admission Coordinator along with all the required documents.Scrutiny of Applications: The applications received will be scrutinized and list of eligible applicants will be compiled.
Admission Processing: In case applications are in excess of the available seats, lots will be drawn in the presence of the representative from State Education Department. The list of selected applicants will be put up on the school notice board and website along with a waiting list.
Admission Confirmation: The admission will be confirmed after the completed Admission Form is submitted along with required documents in original.
Karnataka RTE Eligibility
A Child must be 5 years old as on 31st March in the academic year in which admission is sought for Class I.For the School:
✓ Mandatory 25% reservation for students belonging to disadvantaged and weaker sections
✓ Number of students can be extended if the admissions are not filled up within the customary 1km radius.
✓ The Act says ‘at least 25%’ instead of ‘at least and no more’, which implies that a school could offer to take more than 25% children.
✓ Each school has to notify the block education officer (BEO) so as to calculate the availability of seats under the quota, school -wise, and notify it to the parent teacher associations and community through public display.
✓ No child can be failed or expelled.
Reimbursement of fees: The total expenditure per child will be determined by the school and submitted to the BEO along with evidence to support the expenditure.
✓ The managements have been asked to divide the total annual expenditure by the total number of students, both free and payment quota, to arrive at per child expenditure.
✓ The government has stated that the reimbursement will be made on the basis of the allocation made per child towards the education or the fee collected from a student, whichever is less.
RTE Features
✓ Makes Elementary Education Free.
✓ The ‘compulsion’ being on the governments rather than on parents.
✓ The stress on ending discrimination, and on inclusion.
✓ Prescribing quality principles for the teaching-learning process.
✓ An external constitutional body for monitors the Act.
✓ Minimum norms and standards are defined for the school.
✓ Focusses on addressal of emotional, stress and anxiety issues of children.
✓ Mandates education of children along their peer age group (“age-appropriate”); provides for “special training” to facilitate age appropriate education.
✓ Sets quality norms for all schools.
✓ Sets qualification and working norms for Teachers in all schools.
Click here to fill online Application Form
Click here to Latest Karnataka RTE Notification 2015
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