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Maharashtra RTE 1km Rule 'Illegal', Over 35,000 Seats May Remain Vacant, AAP Claims
Maharashtra RTE school admissions: Under the RTE Act, private schools are required to reserve 25% of their seats for students from economically weaker sections (EWS) or disadvantaged groups, with the government reimbursing the schools.
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Maharashtra RTE Admission 2025 Out, Check Steps To View Result
The Maharashtra government covers school fees for these students, ensuring children from underprivileged backgrounds get access to quality education.
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Rs 2 Crore Will Be Given To English-Medium Schools Towards RTE Admissions Dues: Maharashtra Minister
Rs 2 crore will be paid to the English-medium schools towards their dues over 25 per cent admissions in the Right To Education Act quota, School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad said on Tuesday.
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Maharashtra: Some Unaided English Schools In Jalna Refuse Admissions Under RTE
The RTE Act guarantees free admissions to economically weaker students in the 6-14 age group, and schools are expected to keep aside 25 per cent seats.
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Maharashtra RTE 1km Rule 'Illegal', Over 35,000 Seats May Remain Vacant, AAP Claims
Maharashtra RTE school admissions: Under the RTE Act, private schools are required to reserve 25% of their seats for students from economically weaker sections (EWS) or disadvantaged groups, with the government reimbursing the schools.
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Maharashtra RTE Admission 2025 Out, Check Steps To View Result
The Maharashtra government covers school fees for these students, ensuring children from underprivileged backgrounds get access to quality education.
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Rs 2 Crore Will Be Given To English-Medium Schools Towards RTE Admissions Dues: Maharashtra Minister
Rs 2 crore will be paid to the English-medium schools towards their dues over 25 per cent admissions in the Right To Education Act quota, School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad said on Tuesday.
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Maharashtra: Some Unaided English Schools In Jalna Refuse Admissions Under RTE
The RTE Act guarantees free admissions to economically weaker students in the 6-14 age group, and schools are expected to keep aside 25 per cent seats.
