RTE Gujarat Admission 2025: Round 3 Registration Starts at rte.orpgujarat.com, Details Here

The Gujarat Education Department has begun the third round of admissions under the Right to Education (RTE) Act 2025, which started from today, June 2, for approximately 9,000 unfilled seats across the state. This follows the completion of the first two admission rounds, during which a considerable number of children secured places in private and unaided schools under the RTE Act's 25% quota.

Parents whose children weren't assigned seats in previous rounds can participate in this step. However, they can't change their school preferences. The admissions decision will be based on the choices submitted during earlier rounds. The re-election window closes on June 4, 2025.

RTE Gujarat Admission 2025: Seats Available

Following two rounds of admissions, 85,760 students confirmed their acceptance. Still, 9,157 seats remain vacant across various media. The breakdown of vacant seats is as follows.

• English Medium: 5,263 seats
• Gujarati Medium: 1,800 seats
• Hindi Medium: 1,920 seats
• Marathi Medium: 30 seats
• Odia Medium: 105 seats
• Urdu Medium: 39 seats

How to Register for RTE Gujarat Admission 2025?

Parents can follow these steps to register their children for RTE Gujarat:

Step 1: Go to the official website at rte3.orpgujarat.com.

Step 2: In the home section, click on the online application.

Step 3: Sign in yourself and log in with your application number and date of birth.

Step 4: Fill out your RTE Gujarat Online Application.

Step 5: Download the application form for future reference.

Next Procedure for Parents

Parents whose children were not admitted during the previous rounds are advised to check the official RTE Gujarat portal rte.orpgujarat.com for updates. Because no new options are permitted, the third round will automatically consider existing preferences. To ensure their seats, successful children must complete all admission processes as soon as possible.

Future Rounds and Policy Considerations

If there are still open seats after Round 3 of admissions, the education department might conduct more rounds or reallocate students. Authorities are also looking at feedback to make the admission process easier for upcoming academic years.

The Right to Education (RTE) Act guarantees free and compulsory education for children from economically weaker backgrounds. The Gujarat government is committed to keeping the admission process transparent and accessible.

Parents should stay informed through the official website to ensure they don't miss any important details. For more information, visit the official Gujarat RTE admission portal and contact them.