North Delhi

Delhi Public School, Rohini

Sector-24, Phase III Rohini, New Delhi 110085

Rohini

CBSECo-edDates not announced

Overview

Board: CBSE
Type: Co-ed
Monthly tuition fees: NA
User rating: 4
JEC rating: 4

Classes offered

Nursery – Class 12CBSE

Facilities

Playground: Yes
Library: Yes
Science Lab: Yes
Canteen: Yes
A/C Classrooms: No
Hostel: No

Admission status

Class	Status	Session	Closing date
Nursery	Dates not announced	2027-28	—

Delhi Public School, Rohini: admission criteria and seats (2026-27)

The points and seats recorded for entry-level admission (Nursery / Pre-School) at Delhi Public School, Rohini in 2026-27. Schools publish their 2027-28 criteria in late November — check the school's own notice before you apply.

Points criteria (out of 100)

Criterion	Condition	Points	Maximum
Neighbourhood	0 - 15 Km	35	35
	Beyond 15	0	—
Sibling	Only the real brother or sister of students currently studying (Academic Session 2025-26) in DPS Rohini will be considered under sibling category.	—	20
Alumni	DPS Alumni of DPS Society School only. (Passed Class X/XII from that branch). Mother	20	—
	DPS Alumni of DPS Society School only. (Passed Class X/XII from that branch). Father	20	—
	(+ 5 Points will be awarded if either of the parents or both are DPS Rohinialumni)	5	45

Seats by category (total: 140)

Category	Percentage	Seats
General (Open Seats)	50%	70
EWS Category	25%	35
Management Quota	20%	28
Staff	5%	7

From JEC's compilation of schools' published criteria for 2026-27; "—" means not stated. How points work across schools: the points system explained · Delhi nursery admission 2027-28 guide.

Planning to visit Delhi Public School, Rohini?

Here are questions to ask.

Teaching and learning

3 questions

How do teachers adapt lessons for children who need more support or more challenge?
How do you track each child’s progress during the year?
What does a typical class look like, beyond what is shown on a school tour?

Student wellbeing

3 questions

How do you help a child settle in if they are new, shy, or struggling socially?
How do you handle bullying, exclusion, or conflict between students?
Who can a child speak to if they are worried about something at school?

Communication with parents

3 questions

How and how often do teachers communicate with parents about progress or concerns?
Can you share an example of how the school supported a child who was finding something difficult?
How do you approach a conversation with parents when a child needs extra help?

School culture and practicalities

3 questions

What do students enjoy most about being here, and what do they find challenging?
What activities, trips, sports, arts, or clubs are included—and which carry an additional cost?
What are the total expected yearly costs beyond tuition, including books, uniforms, transport, technology, and excursions?

One last thing

Take notes during the visit, not after. Every school blurs into the next one by the third visit, and the specific answer you got in March is the thing you’ll want when you’re deciding.