My son was studying in 10th standard at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pondicherry. He was denied admission to 11th grade due to a cut-off grade, despite being a current student. I requested the school to follow the Supreme Court’s order and CBSE guidelines, which prohibit such practices, but they refused. My son has missed over a month of classes while other students continue their studies. I am struggling financially and cannot afford a legal battle. Please help me find a solution to ensure my son can continue his education.

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › My son was studying in 10th standard at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pondicherry. He was denied admission to 11th grade due to a cut-off grade, despite being a current student. I requested the school to follow the Supreme Court’s order and CBSE guidelines, which prohibit such practices, but they refused. My son has missed over a month of classes while other students continue their studies. I am struggling financially and cannot afford a legal battle. Please help me find a solution to ensure my son can continue his education.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My son was studying in 10th standard at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pondicherry. He was denied admission to 11th grade due to a cut-off grade, despite being a current student. I requested the school to follow the Supreme Court’s order and CBSE guidelines, which prohibit such practices, but they refused. My son has missed over a month of classes while other students continue their studies. I am struggling financially and cannot afford a legal battle. Please help me find a solution to ensure my son can continue his education.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can approach the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) regional office with a written complaint, highlighting the Supreme Court order and CBSE guidelines. You can also seek assistance from the local education department or a free legal aid clinic to discuss your options and potential legal recourse.

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