Equal Education Opportunities:
Know Your Right to Education.
RTE PORTAL
What is RTE?
Learn more about Indian Right to Education policy.
Explore official resources and links to learn more about the Right to Education in India.
Right to Education Act, 2009
Brief description of Right to Education Act, 2009 and further amendments.
Rules and Regulations (RTE)
Listed rules and regulations need to follow under RTE Act, 2009.
RTE Benefits Eligibility
Learn more about the benefits and eligibility criteria under RTE.
How to Apply?
Learn the detailed process of application to avail RTE benefits.
Resources and Portals
Explore important RTE resources and tools from the Official Website.
"All links redirect to official government resources."
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common RTE-related queries.
What expenses are covered under the RTE Act for children?
The RTE Act covers tuition fees, uniforms, textbooks, and other essential school supplies for eligible children.
Who is eligible for RTE benefits?
Children between the ages of 6 and 14, especially those from economically weaker sections (EWS) and disadvantaged groups, are eligible for free education in recognized schools.
What percentage of seats are reserved under RTE in private schools?
Private schools must reserve 25% of their seats for children from EWS and disadvantaged groups, as mandated by the RTE Act.
How can parents apply for RTE admission?
Parents can apply through the state-specific RTE portal by filling out the online application form and submitting necessary documents, such as income proof and residential proof.
Are schools allowed to deny admission to children under RTE?
No, schools cannot deny admission to eligible children. If a school refuses, parents can file a grievance with the District Education Officer.
Does RTE cover all types of schools?
The Act applies to government schools, aided schools, and private unaided schools. However, minority institutions are exempted from the 25% reservation requirement.