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Selection-process guide · Updated 29 August 2026

Delhi nursery admission draw of lots 2027-28

A draw of lots is not a substitute for the points system. It can become relevant after the school applies its published criteria—for example, when more applicants remain tied at a score than there are seats available. The school's own notice controls who enters the draw and how the result is published.

10 schools

currently have verified historical selection-draw snapshots in SaplingSky's 2025-26 results evidence.

Evidence rule
School notice first

SaplingSky does not infer a draw merely because applicants can tie on points.

What to look for in a draw notice

Check the score or category eligible for the draw, the date/time and venue or online method, the number of seats being filled, whether parents may attend, the candidate identifiers used, and when the final selected/waiting list will be released. Do not assume one school's draw procedure applies to another.

2027-28 status

Historical draw evidence helps parents understand the process, but a 2025-26 or 2026-27 draw does not prove the school will run one in 2027-28. SaplingSky will link a 2027-28 draw only after the official school source is verified.

Before a draw: know your school-specific score

The practical first step is to understand the school's criteria and your historical score. If a current school notice later defines a tie band or draw pool, you can then see why your application falls into that group.

Points calculatorAdmission calendar

Dataset note: 10 verified/current historical selection snapshots are labelled selection_draw, representing 10 schools in the 2025-26 evidence currently stored by SaplingSky. Read the selection and waiting-list guide.