The Noida-based Gyan Niketan School has initiated a fully digitalized admission process this academic session for helping students, parents, and teachers to get all the formalities done from the comfort of their homes.
The school has initiated the digitised admission process right from the first step where admission forms which were otherwise available offline have now been made online, even interviews the school said have been shifted to the online mode, where the selected candidates would be having an interview over video conference.
Not only this, but the online shift has also led the school to have an online parent and teachers’ meeting over video conference of all the selected students, helping both the parents and students understand the rules and regulations of the school.
Gyan Niketan School is a noble initiative of offering free education to the children of martyrs who have laid down their lives in the service of the country, in turn supporting the families and the children of all those bravehearts to become established human beings in society.
Talking about digitalization in education, director Saayan Kunal told The Daily Guardian, “Since the pandemic gave a boost to digitalization, it was my duty as an educator to bring innovation to the education system. With this very thought and with the help of all my staff, we took every procedure of studying online, from admission to the declaration of results. Anyone who is looking for admission in the school can go to our website gyanniketan.in and fill out the admission form; the rest of the school authorities will direct the formalities on call or through a web portal.”
Kunal further added, “The online admission interviews are also being taken on our application ‘Gyan Niketan School’ which is available on Playstore. Along with declaring the result of these exams on the app itself.”
Kunal also said that he envisions getting more and more students equipped with his school so that he as an educator can create future leaders who would contribute to the development of the nation.
With all of these and ever-evolving technology, Kunal trusts in quality education for all students.
“When the whole country was shut down and students were not able to attend classes, this school decided to go completely digital for the betterment of every student, teacher, and parent. The education system is facing new challenges every day with the integration of technology in the education system. However, the staff at the school and all the members of the boards are continuously working towards making everything smooth. Now the students have better opportunities than ever before. And still, there is so much to be done to ensure that the knowledge they are getting is relevant and engaging, the education they will carry with them throughout their lives.” Kunal said.
