Management Quota removed from the Schools of Delhi:Biggest step towards cleaning our Education System.

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We Must strongly support #KejriwalCleansEducationSystem trend. The man deserves an applause for this initiative. I wish many states could follow Delhi.When every child gets education there wouldn't any corrupt and hypocrites in indian politics.Management Quota removed from the Schools of Delhi,Biggest step towards cleaning our Education System.



Arvind Kejriwal said, "There will be only 25 percent quota for EWS students, while the schools will have to be made available 75 percent of seats to general public.

Education forms the base of development of a Country. And here's AAP, setting the priorities right.If a Govt provides good education system to a state, it actually provides all the development to it.


 “The Delhi High Court has directed that the criteria and admission process has to be fair transparent and reasonable,” said Kejriwal. ”Abiding by the HC’s direction, the Delhi Government in December had asked all private schools to make their own criteria for making the admission process transparent, and upload those criteria on your website, and also upload on your website that which child has got how many marks under which criteria” he said.

 Kejriwal criticised the management quota and said, “Management quota is the biggest scandal which deprives common people. Delhi government is passing an order to abandon management quota. If the school managements object, the government will go to court, he said.

 “However, when we received their criteria for admission and we complied those criteria, we found 62 of them unreasonable and discriminatory, and thus, order the scrapping of those criteria,” he added. The Chief Minister said it had been done in order to make the admission process in private schools transparent and people-friendly. When asked if schools refuse to abide by the government’s order, he said “The government can do anything; schools can be derecognised or the government can take over such schools.”

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