CM Shri School Admission Test 2026: Registrations Begin at edudel.nic.in, Get Direct Link Here to Apply
CM SHRI School Admission Test 2026 registrations begin at edudel.nic.in. Last date to apply is March 12, 2026. Check exam pattern and other details here.
Key Points
- Registration for the CM SHRI School Admission Test 2026 starts February 27, 2026.
- Apply by March 12, 2026, for Classes VI, IX, and XI for the 2026-27 session.
- Test in late March for classes 6 and 9 and in May 2026 for class 11 in offline, OMR-based.
CM SHRI School Admission Test 2026: The Directorate of Education (DoE) will begin the CM SHRI School Admission Test 2026 registration and application process today, February 27, 2026. According to the official notification CM SHRI Schools Admission Test – 2026 will be conducted under the aegis of the CM SHRI Branch of the Directorate of Education, GNCTD, to fill the vacant seats in Classes VI, IX and XI for the current academic Session 2026-27. The last date for candidates to submit their applications is March 12, 2026.
The CM SHRI School Admission Test 2026 is scheduled to be held tentatively during the last week of March, 2026 (for Classes VI and IX) and in May 2026 (for Class XI). Eligible candidates interested in applying can visit the official website within the deadline provided to submit the applications.
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How to Apply for CM SHRI School Admission Test
The CM SHRI School Admission Test 2026 registration and application link is available on the official website. Candidates can follow the steps provided below to register and apply
Step 1: Visit the official website of DoE
Step 2: Click on CM SHRI Admission Test 2026 link
Step 3: Click on new registration
Step 4: Enter all the required details
Step 5: Fill out the application form
Step 6: Submit the application fee
Step 7: Save and click on submit
CM SHRI School Admission Test 2026 - Exam Pattern
The admission test will be conducted in the offline mode with an OMR-based objective-type test. Class-wise syllabus of the test paper shall be made available online on the website of DoE, along with a sample copy of an OMR sheet to familiarise the aspiring candidates in advance. The question paper will be bilingual for Class VI, while that of Classes IX and XI shall be in English medium only. No negative marking will be applicable in the question paper for class VI, while negative marking will be applicable for Classes IX and XI.
For Class VI, a total of 75 questions are to be answered in 150 minutes for 300 marks. For Class IX, the total number of Questions is 100 to be answered in 150 minutes for a total of 400 marks. For Class XI the total Number of Questions asked will be 100 to be answered in 180 minutes for a total of 400 marks.
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