Parents can now finish the process before the new deadline. The extension will help many families secure seats for their children. The RTE admission for poor children in private schools allows students from low-income families to study in private institutions.

This year, 69,193 students applied for admission under the RTE quota. However, only 40,626 students completed their admission before the earlier deadline. Many seats are still vacant in several private schools.

Education officials asked private schools to admit all eligible students. They also warned schools not to deny admission to selected children.

Under the Right to Education (RTE) Act, private schools must reserve 25% of seats for children from economically weaker sections. The government pays the school fees for these students.

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