Admission

1.  Normally, admission to Don Bosco School is offered in the KG class only. Admission to other classes is usually conducted in the month of March, subject to the availability of vacancies.

2. Once selected for admission to any class, the parents should fill in the admission form with the utmost care, and no subsequent changes will be permitted.

3.  Signatures of both parents must be provided on the admission form, and either signature will be valid for all transactions while the candidate continues to be a student of Don Bosco School. The signing of the admission form constitutes an undertaking by the parents that they will abide by the rules governing the school, as contained in this prospectus or as amended from time to time.

4.  New candidates must be introduced personally by the parents and the parents will be responsible for the fees, as well as the conduct and academic progress of the pupils.

5.  Proper certificates, bearing the names of the candidate and the parents, must be submitted along with photocopies, and no affidavits will be accepted. A student who has attended a recognized school must present a Transfer Certificate before being admitted to Don Bosco School. A Christian pupil must also present a Baptism Certificate and a letter of membership from the local pastor.

6.  To select a particular stream in Class XI, aptitude for the stream must be established through consistent academic performance in Classes IX and X. Only those with a minimum of 60% marks in the All India Secondary School Examination (AISSE – Class X) will be considered for selection to the Commerce stream. For the Science stream, the minimum will be 80% marks, with a higher percentage in Science and Mathematics considered individually. Admission to a particular stream will also be dependent on the number of seats allotted to each section and the availability of optional subjects in the school. Required standards of discipline and morality, as observed in the earlier classes, will also play a major part.

7.  At all levels of admission, school transport is independent of admissions.

8.  The Principal is the final authority in all matters relating to the admission of individual students in the school.

9.  One may consider himself or herself admitted only after payment of all fees required at the time of admission. Subsequent withdrawal or non-attendance on the required day will mean the cancellation of the admission and no refund will be considered except for the caution money, where applicable.