mumbai uncertainty looms over around 3000 students who are awaiting a seat under the right to education act quota even as the academic year begins in little over a weekparents fear their children may be left in the lurch if they fail to secure an admission in the second round of seat allocation which will be held after june 9 while the allocation was earlier scheduled for may 28 it has now been delayed as the bmc is unable to gather information about enrolment confirmed in round one because the schools are shut for vacation only about 50 of the schools have confirmed their admissions we will be able to collate the number of seats available for round two only after the schools submit the data said shambhavi jogi bmc education officer in round one only 3380 of the 6575 applicants were allocated a seat most schools will open on june 16 this leaves a small window for parents to seek admissions in allocated schools out of the 1000 applications that we had facilitated only 50 students have a confirmed admissions it is unacceptable that the bmc started the admission process in april and has been unable to complete it until june said activist sudhir paranjape