Delhi CM Shri School Entrance Test 2026: When are results expected

Delhi CM Shri School Entrance Test 2026: Result date and next steps

Candidates who appear for April 13 exam can expect the results for Classes 6 and 9 to be declared by April 30, 2026. For Class 11, whose entrance test is scheduled on May 7 (11:30 am to 2:30 pm), results will be announced by May 25, 2026. Admit cards for Class 11 will be released on May 1 via the official Edudel portal.

Delhi CM SHRI School Entrance Test 2026: Important dates

Following the declaration of results, the admission process will move to merit list preparation and school allotment. For the residential Shaheed Bhagat Singh CM SHRI School, candidates will also have to undergo a second round comprising a physical and medical fitness test. Final selection here will be based on combined performance in both rounds.

Delhi CM Shri School Entrance Test 2026: Eligibility and qualifying criteria

As per the admission guidelines, only students who are residents of Delhi and have studied in recognised schools in the capital during the 2025–26 session are eligible. This includes those who have passed Class 5 (for Class 6 entry), Class 8 (for Class 9), and Class 10 (for Class 11).

To ensure wider access, at least 50% of seats are reserved for students from government-run institutions, including those under DoE, MCD, NDMC, Kendriya Vidyalayas, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas, and government-aided schools in Delhi.

The minimum qualifying marks for inclusion in the merit list is 25% for General category candidates, with a relaxation of 5% for reserved categories.

Delhi CM Shri School Entrance Test 2026: How admissions will be finalised?

Admission procedures differ slightly across the three classes –

For Class 6, students will be allotted schools only if they have opted for them in the application and meet the specific cutoff.

For Class 9, a common merit list will be prepared, and allotment will depend on scores, category, and the three preferences submitted by candidates.

For Class 11, candidates must choose three school preferences along with stream options. These include STEM-focused courses (Paper I) and options such as Finance, Humanities, and Performing & Visual Arts (Paper II).