With over 1,250 schools and a student population of nearly 1.35 million, KVs continue to be a top choice for quality and affordable education. Each class section in KVs has an approved strength of 40 students to ensure an optimal teacher-student ratio and effective learning environment.
KV Admission Important Dates 2026-27
KVS will tentatively begin the Kendriya Vidyalaya Class 1 admission process in March for the academic year 2026-27. Students seeking admission to various classes in KV schools in Delhi can check the important dates given below.
| Events | Date |
| Advertisement Release Date | In the beginning of March |
| Beginning of KV admission for Class 1 | In the second week of March |
| Last Date of KV admission form for Class 1 | In the last week of March |
| Declaration of Provisional Selection & Waitlist for Registered Candidates | In the last week of March (for Class 1) In the last week of March (for Balvatika) |
| Declaration of Selection List by Priority Category for Unreserved Seats (Reserved Seats Remain Blocked) | First week of April (Second provisional list)
At the end of the first week of April (Third provisional list) |
| Extended date for second notification for offline RTE, SC/ST, and OBC (NCL) admissions, if sufficient applications are not received online | Notification – At the end of the first week of April
Registration – Second week of April Display of List & Admissions – In the last week of April |
| Registration for Class 2 onwards (except Class 11) will be conducted in offline mode and is subject to the availability of vacancies in the respective class. | Within the first 10 days at the start of April |
| Declaration of list from Class 2 onwards | Second week of April |
| Admission for Class 2 onwards | Third week of April |
| Last date of admission for all classes except Class 11 | June end |
| For KV students: Registration for admission in Class 11 | May end |
| KV Students: Display of admission list and admissions for Class 11 | In the first two days of June month |
| Non-KV Students: Registration and publication of the admission list for Class 11 (admissions subject to availability of 86 vacancies) | n the end of the first week of June |
| Last date of admission to Class 11 | In the middle of June |
KV Admission Eligibility Criteria 2026-27
Students must fulfill the below eligibility criteria for KV admission –
- The candidate must be an Indian citizen for admission into schools located in India.
- Students must be a child of central government employees, army personnel or defence employees.
- A student must fall in the following age brackets to seek admission into their respective classes:
| Class | Minimum and Maximum Age |
| 1 | 6 years and less than 8 years of age |
| 2 | 7 years and less than 9 years of age |
| 3 | 7 years and less than 9 years |
| 4 | 8 years and less than 10 years |
| 5 | 9 years and less than 11 years |
| 6 | 10 years and less than 12 years |
| 7 | 11 years and less than 13 years |
| 8 | 12 years and less than 14 years |
| 9 | 13 years and less than 15 years |
| 10 | 14 years and less than 16 years |
| 11 | No age restriction for admission, provided the student is seeking admission in the year of passing the Class X examination. |
| 12 | No age restriction is applicable; however, students must not have any break in their continuous period of studies after having passed Class 11. |
Note:-
- Applicants must fulfil the minimum age criteria as applicable on 31st March in the academic year. Children born on 1st April are considered during admission.
- The maximum age limit can be relaxed by two years in the case of differently abled children by the Principal of the concerned school.
KV Admission Policy 2026-27
The students are admitted to KVs based on priority, vacant seats, transfer cases, reservations for specified categories, and more. Following information listed below will provide a better understanding of the admission process in KVs.
1. Admission on the Basis of Priority
- The wards of transferable and non-transferable ex-servicemen and Central Government employees. It also consists of children of Foreign National Officials, who come on transfer or deputation to India on invitation by the Government of India.
- Children of transferable and non-transferable employees of Autonomous Bodies/Public Sector Undertaking/Institute of Higher Learning of the Government of India.
- Children of transferable and non-transferable state government employees.
- Children of transferable and non-transferable employees of Autonomous Bodies/Public Sector Undertakings/Institute of Higher Learning of the State Governments.
- Other categories of children include the wards of Foreign Nationals located in India due to personal reasons or for their work. Foreign Nationals wards are considered if there are no children of Indian Nationals on the waitlist for admission.
Note:- Admission preference will be given to the wards based on the number of transfers of the parents in the last 7 years.
2. Admission on the Basis of Reservation
The students belonging to the Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC) can avail the benefits of the reservations for admission in Kendriya Vidyalayas. The category-wise seat reservations for fresh admissions are tabulated hereunder:
| Reservation/Category | Seats (%) | Allocation Method |
| RTE (Right to Education) | 25% (10 seats) | Lottery among SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/BPL/CwSN living nearby |
| Scheduled Caste (SC) | 15% (6 seats) | Reserved quota as per central norms |
| Scheduled Tribe (ST) | 7.5% (3 seats) | Reserved quota as per central norms |
| OBC – Non-Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL) | 27% (11 seats) | Reserved quota as per central norms |
| Children with Special Needs (CwSN) | 3% of total seats | Distributed across all categories (SC/ST/OBC/GEN) |
| Single Girl Child (SGC) | 2 seats per class | Priority within general or reserved categories |
| Category I (Central Govt. Employees) | – | Highest priority for remaining general seats |
| Category II (State Govt. Employees, etc.) | – | Based on service category, applicable after Category I |
| Classes 2 to 8 | – | Based on seat availability, category priority, plus lottery if needed |
| Classes 9 and above | – | Admission test plus category reservation (if applicable) |
KV Admission on the Basis of Transfer Certificate (TC)
Students can get admission to a KV through a TC:
- In the case of a transfer of parents, admission in KV will be done automatically over and above the strength of the class.
- Defence and paramilitary force personnel can admit their wards in KV on the basis of TC. The children of employees posted in a Naxal-affected area can get admission in any of the KVs as per their preference.
- The admission can be granted on the prior approval of the Deputy Commissioner of the concerned region.
- The transfer to the station can be done with the approval of the Deputy Commissioner concerned on merit.
KV Admission for Vacant Seats
If the seats remain vacant, the KVs can admit students on the basis of the conditions mentioned below:
- The students from the State Boards/Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE)/National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) might be considered for admission in KV in Class 11 if the seats remain vacant.
- After 30th June of the current academic session, if the seats remain vacant, the Deputy Commissioner can allow admissions as per the maximum number of seats available in a class till 31 July.
Note:- The decision of Commissioner KVS will be final in case of any admission interpretation-related issues.
Fresh Admission in Class 10 and 12
Students other than KV can get admission in Classes 10 and 12 on the basis of the availability of vacancies. The fresh admissions will be considered by the Deputy Commissioner of the concerned region, only when the class strength is found below 40. The eligibility criteria for fresh admission in Class 10 and 12 are as follows:
- The students must be from a CBSE-affiliated school.
- The students must have scored a minimum of 55% marks in Class 9 or 11 to seek admission in Class 10 and 12 respectively.
- The combination of subjects opted by the students should be available in KV. This is mainly applicable to Class 12.
- The child must be eligible as per the applicable admission guidelines of KV.
Note:- The minimum class strength is 40 and the maximum is 50.
Admission for Students Located Offshore
The students who have visited abroad with the deputation of their parent(s) to a foreign country, will get admission to the corresponding class whenever they return to India. The Principal of Kendriya Vidyalaya (where admission is being sought) can admit the student on an immediate basis.
Note:- In these cases, students will get special admission over and above the strength of the class.
KV Fee Structure 2026-27
The Kendriya Vidyalaya fee structure is designed to ensure affordable and inclusive education for all students, especially children of government employees. KVs follow a standardized fee system across all their schools in India. As of now, tuition fees are charged only from boys in Class 9 to 12, while girls, SC/ST students, and children of KVS employees are exempted. In addition, a minimal computer fund is collected from all students from Class 3 onwards. For all classes, a Vidyalaya Vikas Nidhi (VVN) contribution is also required, which supports the school’s development and infrastructure needs. The total monthly fee generally ranges from ₹500 to ₹1,200, depending on the class and applicable exemptions.
KV Admission Application Process 2026-27
All Kendriya Vidyalayas follow the same procedure for granting admission to different classes. The following details will provide a better understanding of the admission procedure:
- Advertisement
The Regional office circulates an advertisement/notice in the newspapers for online registration in Class 1. It consists of an admission schedule and indication that admissions in KVs are not only restricted to government employees but remain open to all. Also, the advertisement will include admission reservations for different categories such as SC, ST, OBC-NCL and Differently Abled (under the RTE Act 2009).
- Registration Process
The correct registration is the most important step for getting admission to KV. So, read the following important points carefully for a seamless admission procedure. (Refer to the section ‘How to Register for KV Admission 2026-27’ for complete details)
Registration for Class 1:
- The Principal of the concerned KV is responsible for the registration forms, which are available free of cost.
- The class 1 registration process remains online through the admission portal whenever the portal makes the admission process live.
- Parents must attach all the required documents (self-attested) of the applicant with the application form and submit them online.
Registration for Class 11:
- Registration for Class 11 is taken up after the immediate declaration of Class 10 results.
- The admission process must be completed up to the maximum number of available seats within 20 days of the declaration of the CBSE Class 10 result.
- In the case of admission-related issues for children up to the sanctioned full strength, the admission procedure for other classes shall be followed and admissions shall be made within 30 days of the result declaration with the Deputy Commissioner’s approval.
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How to Register for KV Admission 2026-27
The online admission application process consists of several key steps. It begins with carefully reading the instructions provided on the portal. First-time users must complete a registration process to create an account. Once registered, applicants can log in to the admission portal to access the application form. The next step involves filling out the form accurately and uploading all required documents. Before submission, applicants should thoroughly review the form, check the declaration, and ensure all information is correct. Upon successful submission, an acknowledgement is generated, confirming that the application has been received.
Below are the detailed steps to register for KV admission 2026-27:
Step 1: Once the portal is open, instructions for filling out the form will be displayed. It is mandatory for all first-time users to read these instructions before registering and completing the form. After reading the instructions, the user must check the declaration box to confirm they have read and understood all the guidelines. Only then will the “Proceed” button be enabled. Upon clicking the “Proceed” button, the user will be directed to the Sign-Up/Sign-In page.
Step 2: To register on the KVS admission portal, first-time users must sign up by entering the child’s name (as per birth certificate), date of birth, CwSN status, KVS employee details, a valid email ID, and a working mobile number. Fields like names, date of birth, and contact details cannot be changed later. A scanned birth certificate (JPEG, max 256KB) is required. After completing the form and entering the Captcha, click “Register.” Enter the OTP sent to your mobile to verify and receive a unique Login Code. This code is essential for accessing and submitting the actual admission application form.
Step 3: To log in to the admission application portal, you must enter the following details exactly as provided during registration: the Login Code (generated after successful registration), the child’s date of birth (as entered during registration), and the mobile number with an Indian SIM card (also entered during registration). Once all the information is entered correctly, click on the “Login” button to access the online admission form.
Step 4: The admission application form is divided into five sections, each presented under a separate tab. The section/tab headings are as follows:
- Basic Information
- Parents’ Details
- Choice of Schools
- Upload Documents
- Declaration and Submit
It is strongly recommended that you save the information entered at each step to avoid re-entering data. For detailed guidance on how to save your application and complete the final submission to KVS, please refer to points 10, 11, and 12 under the General Instructions section.
Step 5: After successfully filling all the required details in the application form and submit.
Documents Required for KV Admission
For seeking admission to a KV school, students must submit the self-attested required documents listed by the authority. The complete list of documents required for KV admission is mentioned hereafter:
- Birth certificate – Date of Birth (DOB) certificate issued by the competent authority (certified by notified area council/municipality/municipal corporation to extract about the DOB from records of Military Hospital, Village Panchayat, or Defence personnel service records) etc.
- Caste certificate – Caste certificate/Below Poverty Line (BPL) card issued by the competent authority in the concerned state government/union government.
- Disability Certificate -Issued by a civil surgeon, rehabilitation centre, or other government-approved authority, is required except for blind students, who must instead be verified in person and approved by the principal.
- Retirement certificate (if applicable) – Defence employees must submit a certificate of retirement to the school authority.
- Residence proof –Applicants need to submit an Aadhar card as residence proof.
- Service certificate (if applicable) – The certificate of service of a parent is important for showing the total number of transfers during the preceding 7 years. It must be signed and stamped by the head of the office including the name of the employee, designation and other relevant particulars in block letters.
- Transfer certificate – For admission in Class 2 or above, students are required to submit the transfer certificate provided by the last school.
- Passport-size Photograph – The passport-size photograph of the student should be attached to the required sections of the application form.
How to Check KV Admission Application Status?
Students who have filled out the admission application for KV (Kendriya Vidyalaya) can now easily track their application status by following the steps given below.
Step 1: Visit the official website of KV admission portal at kvsonlineadmission.kvs.gov.in/index.html and navigate to the ‘Check Application Status’ option at the right hand side of the dashboard.
Step 2: Fill in the required details if you are a registered student to login.
Step 3: After successful login, the application status will be displayed on the screen.
Step 4: You can also view your ‘submitted application status’ or ‘cancel your application’ by clicking the respective options.
KV Admission Exam Pattern 2026-27
Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV) admissions for most classes do not involve an entrance exam, especially for Classes I to VIII. However, for Class IX and XI, admission may be based on an entrance test or merit, depending on seat availability and the KV admission guidelines for that year.
Here is a class-wise breakdown of the KV admission exam pattern and criteria:
| Class | Admission Process | Entrance Exam | Key Criteria / Notes |
| 1 | Online lottery system | No | Priority based on KVS guidelines (e.g., central government employees, SC/ST/OBC, RTE). |
| 2 to 8 | Priority category & seat availability; lottery if applications exceed seats | No | Includes lottery for RTE quota if needed. |
| 9 | Entrance exam (if seats are vacant) | Yes | Subjects: English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science, Social Science
Total Marks: 100 Duration: 3 hours Qualifying Marks: 33% (25% for SC/ST/Divyang candidates) Medium: English/Hindi Subject-wise Distribution: 20 marks per subject |
| XI | Based on Class X board exam marks | No | Stream Allotment Criteria:
Science: Minimum 60% aggregate in Class 10 Commerce: Minimum 55% aggregate in Class 10 Humanities: Open to all students who have passed Class 10 |
| X & XII | Transfer cases only | No | Direct admission only with KVS Regional Office/Headquarters approval and subject to vacancy. |
KV Admission Syllabus 2026-27
Class 1 to 8 Entrance Syllabus
For Classes 1 to 8 in Kendriya Vidyalaya, no entrance test is conducted. Admissions are granted based on the priority category system outlined by KVS, with Class 1 admissions finalized through a lottery. The selection process does not consider academic merit but gives preference to categories such as children of Central Government employees.
Class 9 Entrance Syllabus
If seats are available, students seeking admission to Class 9 in Kendriya Vidyalaya are required to appear for an entrance test based on the Class 8 CBSE syllabus. The test comprises below listed 5 subjects each carrying 20 marks, making a total of 100 marks. The duration of the exam is 3 hours. Students must score a minimum of 33% in aggregate to qualify, with relaxations provided as per KVS reservation norms.
While the official syllabus for KVS Class 9 (2026-27) has not yet been released centrally, based on the previous academic year (2024–25), the core subjects included are:
| Mathematics | English |
| Science | Hindi |
| Social Science (History, Geography, Civics) | Sanskrit (optional) |
| Computer (as additional) | |
Note: For admission, focus is usually on the first five.
Class 10 Entrance Syllabus
For admission to Class 11 in Kendriya Vidyalaya, no entrance test is conducted for KV students. Admission is granted based on the marks obtained in the Class 10 Board examinations. However, if a non-KV student applies and seats are available, the school may conduct an entrance test. In such cases, the test is based on the CBSE Class 10 curriculum.
KV Admission Sample Papers/Question Papers 2026-27
Below are the KV admission sample papers for all the core subjects, including Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English, and Hindi. These papers are designed in alignment with the latest CBSE syllabus, ensuring that students are practising with the most up-to-date and relevant material to enhance their exam readiness.
KV Sample Papers for Class 11
| Subjects | Paper Link |
| English Language & Literature | Exam Paper 1 |Exam Paper 2 | Marking Scheme 1 | Marking Scheme 2 |
| Hindi Course-A | Exam Paper 1 | Exam Paper 2 | Exam Paper 3 |
| Maths Basic | Exam Paper 1 | Exam Paper 2 | Exam Paper 3 |
| Maths Standard | Exam Paper 1 | ExamPaper 2 | Exam Paper 3 | Exam Paper 4 |
| Science | Exam Paper 1 | Exam Paper 2 | Exam Paper 3 | Marking Scheme |
| Social Science | Exam Paper 1 | Exam Paper 2 | Marking Scheme |
KV Sample Papers for Class 9
| Subjects | Sample Paper Links |
| Mathematics | Sample Paper 1 | Sample Paper 2 | Sample Paper 3 |
| Science | Sample Paper 1 | Sample Paper 2 | Sample Paper 3 |
How to Prepare for KV Admission 2026-27?
Preparing for Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV) Admission 2026-27 involves a clear understanding of the admission process, eligibility criteria, documentation, and timelines specific to each class level. Whether you are seeking admission for your child in Class I or higher classes, a systematic approach can help increase your chances of success.
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- Understand the Admission Schedule – The first step is to stay updated with the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) admission calendar. For the academic session 2026–27, Class 1 registrations generally begin in early March and close by mid or late March. Admission for Class 9 usually involves an entrance test conducted around April, and admissions for Class 11 commence after the CBSE Class 10 results are declared in May or June. It is important to visit the official KVS website kvsonlineadmission.kvs.gov.in regularly for the latest updates and announcements.
- Understand the Class-wise Admission Process – The admission process differs depending on the class applied for. For Class I, there is no entrance exam. Selection is made based on a lottery system and priority category. Seats are first filled for children of central government employees, followed by other categories such as state government employees, autonomous bodies, and private individuals.
- For Classes 2 to 8, there is no entrance test. Admissions are granted based on the number of available seats and the priority category of the applicant. If the number of applicants exceeds the available seats, a lottery is conducted within each priority category.
- Admission to Class 9 is through an entrance test. The exam is based on the Class 8 NCERT syllabus and includes questions from five subjects: Hindi, English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science. The paper carries 100 marks and lasts for 3 hours. Students must score at least 33% to qualify, with a relaxation of up to 25% for SC/ST/Divyang candidates.
- Admission to Class 11 is based on marks obtained in the Class 10 board exams. For the Science stream, a minimum of 60% is typically required; for Commerce, around 55%, and Humanities is open to all students who have passed Class 10.
- Gather Necessary Documents – Students must keep all necessary documents ready in digital format for online submission. This includes the child’s birth certificate, residence proof, caste certificate (if applicable), income certificate for EWS candidates, disability certificate (if applicable), service certificate from the employer (for transferable employees), and a recent passport-size photograph.
- Understand Priority Categories – KV admission follows a specific order of priority. Top priority is given to children of transferable central government employees, followed by central PSU employees, state government employees, and then others. Additionally, special provisions are made for the single girl child, differently-abled children, and students from economically weaker sections (EWS).
- Prepare Academically (Especially for Class 9) – Students seeking admission to Class 9 must prepare diligently. Use NCERT books to cover the syllabus and solve sample papers and previous year questions. Practice under timed conditions and revise concepts regularly to build confidence.
KV Admission Admit Card 2026-27
There is no requirement of an admit card for KV admission, except for Class 9, where an entrance test is conducted. For all other classes, particularly Classes 1 to 8, admission is based on priority categories and, where applicable, a draw of lots. Applicants are required to submit essential documents such as the birth certificate, passport-size photographs, address proof, and relevant certificates (caste, disability, service category, etc.) during the application and verification process.
For students seeking KV admission to Class 9, the admit card is mandatory for the entrance examination. Once issued by the specific Kendriya Vidyalaya where the application was submitted, the admit card can be obtained in one of two ways: it can be either downloaded from the school’s official website (if the facility is available) or collected in person from the school office.
If you have not received any updates regarding the admit card, it is advisable to contact the respective KV school directly for information about the admit card and examination schedule.
KV Admission Result 2026-27
For the academic year 2026-27, the KV admission result is expected to be released in phases – starting with the provisional selection list for Class 1, followed by subsequent merit lists and waitlists depending on seat availability. These results are published online on the official KVS website and are also displayed on the notice boards of the respective schools.
The selection process is based on a lottery system for Class 1 to ensure fairness and equal opportunity, especially in the case of RTE (Right to Education) and other reserved categories. For Classes 2 and above, admissions are subject to seat availability and are granted on a priority basis.
KV Admission Cutoff 2026-27
The Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV) admission cutoffs for the academic year 2026–27 are expected to vary by class and stream. For Class 1 admissions, no academic cutoff is anticipated; instead, a lottery system will likely be used, particularly for the RTE quota and other reserved categories. The child must be 6 years old on or before the end of March 2026 (i.e., born between the start of April 2019 and the end of March 2020) to be eligible for admission to Class 1.
For Classes 2 to 8, admissions are based on the availability of vacant seats and the KV priority category system (e.g., children of central government employees, armed forces personnel, etc.). There is no academic cutoff, and admissions are granted on a priority basis. Class 9 admissions no longer require an entrance test and follow the same priority system as Classes 2–8.
For Class 11, cutoffs are based on the marks secured in Class 10. Students seeking admission into the Science stream must have scored a minimum of 60% aggregate in the best five subjects. For the Commerce stream, a minimum of 55% in the best five subjects is required. The Humanities stream is open to all students who have passed Class 10, regardless of marks. However, there are provisions for relaxation in the cutoff marks for students belonging to SC, ST, OBC, Children with Special Needs (CwSN), and those with achievements in sports or NCC.
Admissions for non-KV students into Class 11 will begin only after all eligible KV students are accommodated, and the same cutoff criteria will apply. Admissions across all classes (except Class 11) generally close by June end in 2026.
KV Admission Counselling 2026-27
The Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV) Admission Counselling process for the academic year 2026-27 is organised systematically under the guidelines set by the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS). The admission process includes online and offline application stages, lottery-based selections for primary classes, document verification, and final admission confirmation based on merit and availability of seats.
KV Admission: Contact Details
Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan
18, Institutional Area, Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg, New Delhi – 110016 (India)
Phone Number: (+9111) – 26858570 | Email ID: commissioner-kvs@gov.in
List of KVs in India
Below is the complete list of Kendriya Vidyalayas’ in India:
| Name | Code | Principal | Address |
| KERALA (Ernakulam Region) | |||
| KV CPCRI No. I, Kasaragod | 1078 | Harilal S | Post Kudlu, Kasaragod – 671124 |
| KV No. II, Kasaragod | 1079 | K. P. Thankappen | Udayagiri – 671123 |
| KV Payyanur | 1084 | Dr. Rani S | Edat, Kannur – 670327 |
| KV Adoor | 1758 | Abraham Mathew | High School Junction, Adoor – 691523 |
| KV No. I, Calicut | 1764 | K. P. Babu | East Hill, Kozhikode – 673005 |
| KV No. II, Calicut | 1765 | (Vacant) | Ervathukunnu, Govindapuram – 673016 |
| KV NAD Alwaye | 1780 | G. K. P. Krishnaveni | HMT Colony, Kalamassery – 683503 |
| KV Naval Base No. I, Cochin | 1781 | Anil Mohan | Kataribagh, Cochin – 682004 |
| KV No. II, Cochin | 1782 | Jeena T. V | Naval Base, Cochin – 682004 |
| KV INS Dronacharya No. IV, Cochin | 1784 | Siby Sebastian | INS Dronacharya, Cochin |
| KV Ernakulam | 1785 | R. Surendran | Mahavir Enclave, Rameswaram, Ernakulam |
| KV NTPC Kayamkulam | 1792 | Hema K | Cheppad P.O., Alappuzha – 690507 |
| KV Rubber Board, Kottayam | 1793 | Dr. Joy Joseph | Rubber Board, Kottayam – 686009 |
| KV Mallapuram | 1795 | V. Santhosh Kumar | Malappuram – 676505 |
| KV Pallapuram, Ottapalam | 1797 | Rajendran K | Palappuram P.O., Palakkad – 679103 |
| KV Hemambika Nagar No. I, Palakkad | 1798 | Rajappan M. N | Kallekulangara P.O. – 678009 |
| KV Kanjikode No. II, Palghat | 1799 | Viswanathan (I/c) | Palakkad – 678623 |
| KV CRPF Pallipuram | 1800 | C. Raji | CRPF Campus, Pallipuram – 695316 |
| KV Thrissur (Puranattukara) | 1805 | Sudhakaran P.V. | Puranattukara, Thrissur – 680551 |
| KV (AFS) Akkulam, Trivandrum | 1806 | G. Kumara Mohan | Akkulam – 695029 |
| KV Pangode, Trivandrum | 1807 | Maya M. (I/c) | Pangode – 695006 |
| KV Pattom, Trivandrum | 1808 | (see site) | Pattom, Trivandrum |
| UTTAR PRADESH (Lucknow Region) | |||
| KV 59 BN SSB, Nanpara (Bahraich) | 2425 | Dr. Geetesh Singh | Nanpara (Bahraich) |
| KV Madhupuri (Fatehpur) | 2428 | Amod Kumar (I/c) | Madhupuri (Fatehpur) |
| KV Sumerpur (Hamirpur) | 2429 | Ankur Tiwari | Sumerpur (Hamirpur) |
| KV Gomtinagar (Lucknow) | 1746 | Dr. C.B.P Verma | Gomtinagar (Lucknow) |
| KV CRPF Bijnour | 1747 | Manoj Verma | CRPF Bijnour |
| KV (AFS) Memaura | 1748 | Indu Puri | Memaura |
| KV Rae Bareli | 1754 | Sanjeev Kumar Agarwal | Rae Bareli |
| KV Sitapur | 1755 | Suneel Kumar | Sitapur |
| KV Unnao | 1757 | Mahi Pal Singh | Unnao |
| KV Badaun | 2083 | Neeraj Kumar Tyagi | Badaun |
| KV Mati Akabarpur | 2105 | Aravind Kumar Rai | Mati Akabarpur |
| KV Kanpur Cantt | 1732 | Som Pal | Kanpur Cantt |
| KV Armapur No. I & II, Kanpur | 1733/1734 | A.H. Ansari / M.M. Katiyar | Armapur, Kanpur |
| KV Chakeri No. I–III, Kanpur | 1735–1737 | multiple principals | Chakeri, Kanpur |
| KV Aayer, Varanasi | 2395 | Abhishek Tripathi | Aayer, Varanasi |
| KV Bhadhoi | 2393 | Ashutosh Pandey | Bhadhoi |
| KV Mirzapur | 2394 | Rupali Parihar | Mirzapur |
| KV No II Gorakhpur | 1825 | Ramesh Kumar Mall | Gorakhpur |
| KV Mau | 1834 | R.K. Bharty | Mau |
| KV Mughal Sarai | 1838 | K.K. Bharty | Mughal Sarai |
| KV Lalitpur | 2257 | Satish Kumar Sharma | Lalitpur |
| KV Baoli, Baghpat | 2387 | Vipin Kumar Tyagi | Baoli, Baghpat |
| KV Surajpur, Greater Noida | 2389 | Priyanka Tyagi | Surajpur, Greater Noida |
| KV Railway Idgah, Agra | 2417 | Kalika Prasad (I/c) | Railway Idgah, Agra |
| KV SL Meerut Cantt | 1381 | Naval Singh | SL Meerut Cantt |
| KV No I Moradabad | 1382 | Vijesh Kumar | Moradabad |
| KV Muzaffarnagar | 1385 | (see site) | Muzaffarnagar |
| MAHARASHTRA (Mumbai Region) | |||
| KV Mankhurd | 1217 | (Vacant) | Mankhurd |
| KV ONGC, Panvel | 1218 | Sohan Lal | ONGC, Panvel |
| KV (AFS) Thane | 1219 | Chandrashekhar Singh | (AFS) Thane |
| KV No I, Dehuroad (Pune) | 1220 | Dr. Ashutosh Karsharma Mishra | Dehuroad (Pune) |
| KV INS Hamla | 1215 | (Vacant) | INS Hamla |
| KV IIT Powai | 1214 | (Vacant) | IIT Powai |
| KV No III, Colaba | (No. 3) | Lakshmi Negi | Colaba |
| KV Ahmednagar No. I–III | 1194–1196 | Veena Bhagwat, Praveen Kumar, Savita Yadav | Ahmednagar |
| KV (AFS) Ojhar | 1203 | Khemendra Tondwal | (AFS) Ojhar |
| KV NMU Jalgaon | 1204 | Mathew Abraham | NMU Jalgaon |
| KV Nad Karanja | 1205 | (Vacant) | Nad Karanja |
| KV Range Hills Estate, Khadki (Pune) | 1232 | Sharad Kumar Kaiwart | Range Hills Estate, Khadki (Pune) |
| KV Sholapur | 1233 | Sindhu Bhanse | Sholapur |
| KV OF Varangaon | 1234 | Rajesh Kumar Patil | OF Varangaon |
| KV Yavatmal | 2088 | J.K. Ramteke | Yavatmal |
| KV Dhule | 2101 | Archana Shrivastava | Dhule |
| KV Bhandara OF | 1089 | Anil S. Gholpe | Bhandara OF |
| KV Chanda | – | – | Chanda |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the age limit for KV Class 1 admission?
For Class 1 admission in Kendriya Vidyalayas, the child must be at least 6 years old as on 31st March 2025. The maximum age is 8 years. Children with special needs are eligible for a relaxation of up to 2 years in the upper age limit.
When does KV Class 1 admission start and end?
The admission process for Class 1 generally begins in the first or second week of March every year. For the academic session 2026-27 online registration is likely to open at the beginning of March and close by last week of March 2026, as per the KVS official schedule.
How many Kendriya Vidyalayas can I apply to in one application form?
Parents can apply to a maximum of three Kendriya Vidyalayas through a single online application for Class 1. This allows flexibility in choosing schools within their locality or transfer zones, enhancing the chances of admission under the priority or general category.
What are the priority categories for KV admission?
Kendriya Vidyalayas follow a clear priority system. Children of Central Government employees, including defence and paramilitary forces, are given top priority, followed by State Government employees, PSU staff, and finally, children from the private sector or general public, based on seat availability.
What documents are required for KV admission?
Key documents include the birth certificate, residential proof, passport-size photograph, caste certificate (if applicable), disability certificate (for special needs), service certificate from the employer, and an affidavit in case of a single girl child claim. Originals must be shown for verification.
Is there any entrance exam for KV admission?
No entrance exam is conducted for Classes 1 to 8. However, admission to Class 9 requires students to clear a written entrance test. For Class 11, admission is based on Class 10 performance, subject to availability of seats in Science, Commerce, or Humanities streams.
Is the KV admission process online or offline?
The Class 1 admission is conducted entirely online through the KVS portal. For Classes 2 to 8, the process is offline, subject to seat availability. Class 9 involves an offline entrance test, while Class 11 admissions are based on merit and handled offline.
What is the admission fee structure at Kendriya Vidyalayas?
KVs do not charge any fee for the admission application. Once a child is admitted, nominal fees are applicable, including admission fee (₹25), tuition fees (for boys in higher classes), computer fund, and Vidyalaya Vikas Nidhi (VVN). Certain categories may receive fee exemptions.
How is the lottery system conducted for Class 1 admission?
For Class 1, a computerized lottery system is used to ensure transparent and fair selection. Separate lotteries are held for different categories like RTE (25%), Single Girl Child, SC/ST/OBC, and general quotas, depending on the number of applications and available seats in each category.
Who can I contact for help with KV admissions?
For any queries related to the admission process, parents can contact the Principal of the desired Kendriya Vidyalaya or refer to the regional KVS help desks. Contact details and FAQs are also available on the official portal: kvsonlineadmission.kvs.gov.in.