RTE Gujarat Admission
The admission process under the Right to Education Act has begun in Gujarat, offering over 84,000 seats in private schools for the academic year 2026–27.
The online application window opened on April 4 and will remain active until April 17, giving parents a limited time to apply for free seats reserved for children from economically weaker sections and disadvantaged groups.
The initiative continues to ensure access to quality education, with 25 percent of seats in private schools reserved under the RTE Act.
The application process is being conducted entirely online through the official RTE Gujarat portal. Parents can submit applications until midnight on April 17, 2026. Officials have advised families to complete the process well before the deadline to avoid last-minute issues or technical glitches.
Authorities said adequate time was given before the application window opened so parents could gather necessary documents and understand the revised rules.
This year, more than 84,000 seats are available across private schools in the state, slightly lower than last year’s 94,000 seats.
A breakdown of seats by medium shows:
The distribution reflects the linguistic diversity of the state while maintaining a strong focus on regional and English education.
One of the key updates this year is the introduction of a school shift selection option. Parents can now choose whether their child will attend the morning or afternoon shift — a feature not available in previous years.
Another significant change is in the priority criteria. Earlier, children from anganwadi centres were given preference over reserved category applicants.
However, this year, priority will be given directly to children belonging to reserved categories, aligning the process more closely with equity goals.
Parents must upload and verify several documents while filling out the online form. These include:
If Income Tax returns are not available, parents can submit a self-declaration stating that their income is non-taxable. Officials clarified that notarised rent agreements will not be accepted as valid address proof, though registered rent agreements may be considered in limited cases.
Additional certificates may be required for specific categories, including children with disabilities, orphans, or children of migrant workers.
Applications must be submitted through the official online portal. Parents are advised to carefully fill in all details and upload accurate documents to avoid rejection.
Authorities have also recommended keeping a printed copy of the submitted application form for future reference. Any discrepancies in documents or incomplete submissions may lead to disqualification during the verification stage.
With thousands of seats available and new rules in place, parents are encouraged to stay informed and complete the process within the given timeline to secure admission under the RTE quota.
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