Admission to CM Shri schools will be through OMR-based entrance test
These model public institutions are designed to bring cutting-edge infrastructure and innovative teaching practices to the heart of the capital's education system.
An OMR test is a multiple-choice exam where students mark answers on a special sheet that is read and evaluated by a computer for quick and accurate results.
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The application window will open online from July 30 to Aug 15, and admit cards can be downloaded starting Aug 23. The OMR-based entrance test is scheduled for Aug 30, from 11am to 1.30pm. The results will be declared on Sept 10, and the admission process will be wrapped up by Sept 15.
Only students currently studying in Classes VI to VII in recognised Delhi-based schools during the 2025–26 academic session are eligible to apply. The objective-type paper, to be conducted in both Hindi and English, will consist of sections on Hindi, English, general awareness, mental ability and numerical aptitude. The exam will last 150 minutes, with additional time provided to children with special needs (CWSN).
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To make the process accessible to all, the Directorate of Education will establish test centres in schools across the city, ensuring that no child is excluded due to logistical challenges. In a move to promote inclusivity, at least 50% of seats will be reserved for students currently enrolled in Delhi govt or govt-aided schools, including those run by MCD, NDMC, Kendriya Vidyalayas and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas.
Furthermore, students from SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer) categories and CWSN will get a 5% relaxation in eligibility marks, reflecting govt's commitment to equitable access.
Aligned with the National Education Policy, 2020, the CM Shri schools are likely to be inaugurated in Sept.
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