The rules of admission in schools have changed in Madhya Pradesh. The school education Department of madhya pradesh has made these changes. 

Under this, the rules of admission from one school to another have been changed. These changes in the rules have been made for the convenience of the students and their parents. 

Under the new rule, the requirement of submitting a transfer certificate i.e. TC at the time of admission for classes 1st to 8th has been abolished.

The Directorate of Public Instruction has also issued orders. 

This has brought great relief to the parents. The special thing is that these rules have been implemented only for admission till 8th class. For admission from class 9th to class 12th, the rules will be applicable as before. 

The department has made it clear that the rules for admission in class 9th to 12th will remain the same. 

After taking admission in the class, but before the end of the session, the student will have to submit the transfer certificate - In the order issued by the Directorate of Public Instruction, it has been said that the students in classes 1 to 8 should deposit TC only while taking admission in another school. 

Compulsory to do so has been abolished but TC has to be deposited. The student has to submit the transfer certificate after taking admission in the class but before the end of the session.

Now admissions from 1st to 8th in schools will be done only under the rules of Right to education RTE – According to senior officials of the education Department, in this way, now admissions from 1st to 8th in schools will be done under the rules of Right to education RTE. 

Director Public Instruction has issued new orders regarding admission. The rules are applicable for admission up to class 8th only. 

If this is followed all around india it will be a big relief for the parents and a lesson for the money laundering schools.