new delhi clarity on nursery admissions can be expected on thursday when the delhi high court will issue an interim order to ensure the process is smooth justice manmohan on tuesday reserved verdict on a batch of pleas challenging abolition of management quota and other criteria by delhi government the application process ends february 5 after school associations agreed to confine their criteria to just 11 for entrylevel admissions in private schools the court indicated that it will pass orders taking these into account on monday hc had suggested schools come out with 1012 nonnegotiable criteria instead of demanding that all 62 scrapped by the government should be brought back the schools agreed with the suggestion and stuck to criteria including track record of parents status of child first born or second born music sports and transport the school said these were the minimum requirements hc is hearing pleas filed by action committee unaided recognised private schools and forum for promotion of quality education for all seeking quashing of the aap governments january 6 decision to scrap management and all other quotas except for economically weaker sections in private unaided schools for nursery admissions the associations claimed the order was without jurisdiction and contrary to and violative of judgments passed by the supreme court and benches of hc relating to the autonomy of private unaided schools to regulate admissions at the last hearing deputy cm manish sisodia had defended his governments decision alleging private unaided schools are hubs of corruption as they were running admission rackets under the garb of management quota he had also alleged that the government received 2030 complaints every day from parents regarding malpractices and demands of donation the court had then asked sisodia to take action if it had evidence of malpractice delhi government by its january 6 order scrapped 62 arbitrary and discriminatory criteria listed by schools on their websites but retained the 25 ews quota