Navigating Nursery Admissions: Key Insights into the 2026-27 Enrollment Process

Delhi's private schools have released the second merit list for nursery admissions for the 2026-27 session. Parents are waiting for the final list on March 5. Admissions are based on criteria such as proximity and sibling preference. The admission process will end on March 19, ensuring transparency and compliance.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 09-02-2026 20:55 IST | Created: 09-02-2026 20:55 IST
Navigating Nursery Admissions: Key Insights into the 2026-27 Enrollment Process
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In a pivotal move on Monday, private schools across the national capital unveiled their second merit list for nursery admissions for the 2026-27 academic year, placing many hopefuls on waiting lists once again.

With approximately 1,741 schools publishing updated lists, parents eagerly anticipate the concluding list, set for release on March 5, which will likely seal admissions for a significant number of applicants. Guardians of shortlisted students are expected to finalize admission procedures between February 10 and 16 based on the school's merit lists.

This year's admissions follow a revised structure, detailing age requirements and criteria such as neighborhood proximity, sibling preference, and alumni status. The entire process, slated to wrap up by March 19, emphasizes transparency, mandating schools to video-record any lotteries.

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