
The Directorate of Education (DoE), Delhi, has released the first draw of lots for the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and Disadvantaged Group (DG) category admissions for the 2025-26 academic session. Parents and guardians can now check the results online to confirm whether their child has secured admission in the selected private schools under the Right to Education (RTE) quota.
Many parents eagerly await the lottery results, hoping their child secures a seat in a reputable school. Rajesh Sharma, a resident of South Delhi, recalls the anxiety of checking his son’s application status. “I kept refreshing the page multiple times, and when I finally saw my child’s name on the list, it was such a relief,” he shares. “The next step was visiting the school, and the document verification process was smoother than I expected. Having all my documents ready in advance helped a lot.”
For parents new to the process, hearing real-life experiences can provide reassurance. Another parent, Meena Gupta, shares her challenge of missing the first deadline and how she had to wait for the second draw. “I learned the hard way that keeping track of deadlines is crucial. After missing the first list, I was constantly checking the website for the second draw, and thankfully, my daughter got a seat.”

To check the result of the Delhi EWS/DG admission draw, follow these steps:
If your child has been selected in the first list, follow these steps to complete the admission process:
If your child’s name is not in the first draw of lots, don’t lose hope. The DoE will conduct a second draw (if needed) based on the availability of vacant seats. Parents should regularly check updates on the official website for further notifications.
✔ Admissions are conducted under the Right to Education (RTE) Act, providing free education in private schools to eligible children from EWS and DG categories.
✔ Selected candidates must complete the admission process within the deadline to avoid seat cancellation.
✔ Parents should keep all necessary documents ready for verification to ensure a smooth process.
✔ In case of technical issues while checking results, parents can contact the DoE helpline or visit their zonal education office. ✔ The admission process is free of cost, and no private schools can demand any fees for seats allotted under the EWS/DG quota. ✔ Parents must track the official DoE website regularly for updates on waiting lists, document verification dates, and final admissions. ✔ If a child is allotted a school far from home, parents may appeal for a change in school, subject to availability and DoE discretion. ✔ Parents who miss the document verification deadline risk losing the allotted seat. Ensure timely completion of all admission formalities.
1. Can I apply for multiple schools under the EWS/DG category?
Yes, parents can apply to multiple schools, but the allotment is based on the draw of lots.
2. What happens if my child is allotted a school far from my residence?
Parents can approach the DoE with a request for reallocation, but approval depends on seat availability.
3. Can I change my allotted school after selection?
No, once the draw of lots is completed, school allotments are final unless there are special circumstances approved by the DoE.
4. What if my child’s name appears in the second draw?
If selected in the second round, parents must complete admission formalities within the specified timeframe to confirm the seat.
5. What documents are mandatory for EWS/DG admission verification?
6. What if I face issues while checking the results online?
Parents can visit their nearest Zonal Education Office or contact the DoE helpline for assistance.
For the latest updates and further inquiries, visit the official DoE portal: www.edudel.nic.in.
Stay informed and ensure you complete all admission formalities on time to secure your child’s future in a reputed school under the EWS quota!
Missed out on EWS admissions? You can still apply to private schools. Here’s a guide to affordable private schools in Delhi-NCR.
For a step-by-step guide to the entire admission process, check our comprehensive Delhi school admission guide. (Insert final URL)
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