The admission rules for school can vary based on the specific educational system, country, and institution. However, I can provide you with a general overview of the typical admission rules for school in many places:
Eligibility Criteria: Students who have completed their secondary education (usually 10th grade or equivalent) from a recognized board or institution are eligible to apply for admission.
Application Process: Prospective students are required to fill out an application form provided by the school. This form usually includes personal information, academic history, and sometimes an essay or statement of purpose.
Submission of Documents: Applicants are required to submit various documents, including:
Copies of academic transcripts or mark sheets from the 10th grade or equivalent exams.
Birth certificate or proof of age.
Character certificate or recommendation letter from the previous school.
Caste or category certificate (if applicable for certain reserved categories).
Passport-sized photographs.
Selection Process: Depending on the demand and availability of seats, the school may have a selection process. This could include:
Merit-Based Selection: Admission is granted based on the student's academic performance in their 10th grade exams. Higher scores may increase the chances of admission.
