new delhi what parents think of the new batch of guidelines depends almost entirely on where they stay with the largest chunk of points going to the neighbourhood criterion 70 out of the total 100 those living in areas where theres an abundance of schools are welcoming the guidelines and those in areas without enough popular schools are disappointed radiologist sujeet datar seeking admission for his daughter will not even have to try for the girls quota its a good thing that distance is being given the maximum weightage the school im interested in is within 6km from my house im an alumni and already have a child enrolled there were getting 95 points already he says others in areas with fewer schools arent so happy what about the areas which dont have schools within the radius of 6km since i am residing in naraina i dont see any options for my daughter except the schools in naraina these are not good guidelines for us for sure writes a parent on admissionsnurserycom a website to track nursery admissions places like sarita vihar chattarpur and other parts have no branded schools closeby parents from there are unhappy says sites owner sumit vohra i am residing at janakpuri my elder son is in a vasant kunj school i wanted to get my younger son in the same school but it seems impossible now says a parent i am staying in chattarpur and i dont have any school in 6km radius so what are my chances do i need to go to gurgaon for admission or has the government made some provision for people like us wonders yet another now all parents residing within 6km vohra adds will get equal treatment and the same set of points as those living say within a kilometer earlier many schools would assign different sets of points for different distances the other significant change one that vohra says hes been fighting for is the reduction in points allocated to children alumni a category that claimed anywhere between five and 40 points last year