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Lucknow, 06 April (HS). Yogi government's ambitious scheme to provide quality residential education to the children of registered construction workers, the admission process for class 6 and class 9 in Atal Residential Schools will be completed within a week.
The school session has started from April 1, but due to the implementation of the Model Code of Conduct, the results of the entrance examinations for class 6 and class 9 could not be declared. For this, permission has been sought from the Election Commission on behalf of the school committee. It is expected that soon after getting the permission, the results will be declared and students will be given admission through counselling.
Last year itself, this ambitious scheme of CM Yogi, Atal Residential School, was launched by PM Modi. These schools have been started in 16 divisions, while the construction work of buildings is in progress in two divisions, Moradabad and Bareilly, due to which the students here have been transferred to other schools. They will be shifted here after the building is constructed.
Preparation for admission process completed
The academic session in the Atal Residential Schools being run by the Uttar Pradesh Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board has started from April 1. Board Secretary Ghazal Bhardwaj said that in the session that has started, the children who had taken admission in class 6 last year, have now passed and reached class 7 and their studies have also started. In the new session, students are to be given admission in class 6 and class 9, the result of which is currently awaited. Our result has been prepared, but due to Model Code of Conduct we could not declare the result at some places. We have sought permission in this regard from the Election Commission. As soon as the permission is received, the result will be declared and the process will be implemented within a week. He told that our preparations are complete and after the completion of the admission process, the study work will also be started.
Bidding process for uniforms, copy-books also completed
The Secretary said that the bidding process has been completed for all the essential items including children's uniform, shoes and copy-books. We have taken permission for this also. As soon as the permission is received, tenders for this will also be opened and all the items will be distributed among the students. There will be no delay in this. Our interviews have been completed for the places where there was a shortage of teachers. Its result has been declared even before the implementation of the code of conduct.
Selection of 280 students in each school
In the academic session 2024-25, 140 children in class 6 and 140 children in class 9, i.e. a total of 280 children, are to be admitted in each school. In this also the percentage of boys and girls will be 50-50. There is also a provision for reservation of 27 percent of the total seats for OBC, 21 percent Scheduled Caste and 2 percent Scheduled Tribe candidates.
