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@ Bold : I hope the admissions in Quatar are not as crazy as in India. Good Luck for the admissions.Here we have pretty easy system for Public schools. The kids are automatically assigned a school in the area in which you live. So each city is divided into different school districts and the kids have to enroll in the school district where they reside. Process for Private schools (at least in NY) is also not bad - there is an entrance test - even for kids @ kindergarden - ripping off starts here with a fee of $500 for the test and even if the kids get above 95 percentile, there is a long list of criteria for being eligible for financial aid, the most important being parent's income!! Else it's straight $22-30,000 per year right from KG!!! And there is crap challenge until middle school, basically Private schools don't offer anything much different than Public schools. In fact Public schools with a rating above 8 land up in graduating equally talented kids as Private schools.@ Red: London ne shayad bande ko thenga dikhaya hai!! Wasn't he supposed to go to London for the thumka by end of August?? Doing big talk seems to be a criterion for survival these days!! Well, whatever...let's hope he gets good roles to prove his mettle!! Else, this same fandom who have raised him to the abode won't even think for a split second to push him down the cliff!!
Fortunately I never faced any sort of problem in India... by God's grace though and secondly baroda is a medium sized city but populer for quality of education...
I got him in small pre school... but it was one of the chain of pre schools acros India and tge princi over there was woth very sharp business mind hence she made a tie up with another big school which was also having its branches across india... so easily got the admission for grade 1
But over here i am.looking for mid term.admission and no of cbse schools are limited as compared to no of indians over here so its very difficult to get admission... and as for internationl schools over here toh they r full of rich spoiled pampered arabic kids who have only one essential ques as to where to and how to spend the money today???? not our cup of tea...
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