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Right to education

(Querist) 30 May 2014 This query is : Resolved 
First of all thank you very much. Yes Sir, I faced this problem first hand. My daughter passed the Xth SSLC examination securing 437 out of 500 marks(87.4%). She was denied her choice of group of study. Likewise so many students were denied their choice of group. I have seen so many heartbroken children and their desperate parents running around schools. Some schools even fixed 480 out of 500 as the cut off mark and my daughter’s school fixed 450 as the cut off mark. I dont know on what authority these schools fix their own cut off marks to filter out their students. So that new students are rapidly taken in giving their choice of group collecting donation irrespective the marks. Only later when i examined i learnt about the education act and the insertion of the article 21a in the constitution. All those are helpful for student of age between 6 and 14. What protection the law gives to those minor students who wish to continue to higher secondary is my query.
Guest (Expert) 30 May 2014
Academic query. Please discuss the real problem as an individual, if you face any, on the issue.
ajay sethi (Expert) 30 May 2014
academic query
s.vinodhbabu@gmail.com (Querist) 30 May 2014
my query is that the right education act and 21a of constitution ensures protection of a child's education with regard to admission, collection of capitation fee etc. but only for the age of 6 to 14. what protection the law gives to students beyond the age of 14 who wish to continue to High secondary school.


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