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3 Useful Admission Tips You Should Take Note as a Parent

Tue 12 May 2020 Category : Admission Tips | Posted By : admin

 

With the admission season going on, most parents who are looking for a school for their kids have already begun getting sleepless nights. After all, school is the one place where children spend most of their time and learn most of everything. The choice is, thus, a crucial one. With the number of good schools in the city increasing by the day, the task is getting even more difficult.

 

While there is no one-fits-all when it comes to which school you should choose, there is a similarity in the way private school admissions take place. So, how do you ace that interview?

 

  1. Go Through the Notice Page on the School’s Website

 

The notice page on the school’s website is perhaps the most important section among all other pages. This section provides important pieces of information like who all are the selected candidates for the interaction and assessment. It also shows the date/ time/ slot for that, etc.

 

  1. Take a Note of the Admission Schedule

 

When you set up yourself to get your child admitted in school, you should never miss out the admission schedule. Nowadays these schedules, apart from the school's notice board, are also available on their respective websites. Check out the webpage for notifications regarding admission forms, eligibility criteria, and other important registration details.

 

  1. Make a Point to Check Out the Admission Procedure

 

Each and every school has its own admission procedure. The best way to find it out is by visiting the webpage where you can find out the last date for submitting the registration forms and what are the charges you exactly need to bear.

 

This section will also give you additional information like what mode of payment you should consider while paying the registration fees. Last but not least it will also mention the supporting documents you need to produce along with the registration form and fees.

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