Breaking: Class 11 Result Declared

The Directorate of Education (DoE), Delhi has released the CM Shri School Admission Test 2026 result for Class 11, May 31, 2026, at the official website edudel.nic.in. Students who appeared for the Class 11 admission test can now log in using their registration ID and roll number to check their results and merit list standing.

For Classes 6 and 9, the results were announced on April 30, 2026 at 12 PM.

Today’s Class 11 result completes the CM Shri School 2026 admission cycle.

All three classes — 6, 9 and 11 — are now declared. The full admission process is officially underway.

Complete Result Timeline — At a Glance

How to Check CM Shri School Admission Result 2026 — Step by Step

Candidates can access their CM Shri School 2026 results through the result login window on the official website at edudel.nic.in. They must enter their registration ID and roll number to access the result.

Here’s the exact process:

Step 1 → Go to the official DoE website: edudel.nic.in

Step 2 → On the homepage, click on “CM Shri School Admission Test 2026”

Step 3 → Click on “CM Shri School Result 2026 Merit List”

Step 4 → Enter your Registration ID and Roll Number

Step 5 → Your result, merit list position, and allotted school will appear on screen

Step 6 → Download the PDF and look for the candidate’s name, roll number and allotted school.

Step 7 → Take a printout — you will need it for admission formalities

Important: Students or parents are advised to keep a printout of the result/merit list for further admission formalities.

What to Do After Checking Your Result — Admission Process

Getting selected is just Step 1. Here’s what you must do next without delay:

Candidates whose names appear on the merit list must report to their assigned CM Shri School within the specified time frame. Go through the CM Shri admission test merit list carefully and check if the candidate’s details are correct. Go to the allotted CM Shri School with all the documents necessary for the admission process, such as birth certificate, residence proof and result. Provide all the documents to the school authority required for admission, and fill out the admission form within the given timeline. Pay the fees asked by the school for the confirmation of the admission.

If candidates do not complete any of the steps within the specified deadline, it may result in the cancellation of their admission.

Do not delay. Miss the document deadline and you lose the seat — regardless of your rank on the merit list.

Documents Required at the Allotted School

Collect and keep these ready before visiting your allotted CM Shri School:

• Birth Certificate of the student
• Residence Proof — Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Ration Card of parent
• Previous Class Marksheet / Report Card
• Transfer Certificate / School Leaving Certificate (if applicable)
• Caste Certificate (SC/ST/OBC if applicable)
• Disability Certificate (if applicable)
• Passport Size Photographs (recent, white background)
• Printout of Result / Merit List

What Makes CM Shri Schools Worth the Competition?

These aren’t ordinary Delhi government schools — and that’s precisely why thousands of students appeared for the entrance test this year.

The CM Shri Schools are a premium school initiative of the Delhi government, modelled on the Centre’s PM Shri schools and built under the framework of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.

Each CM Shri School is designed to offer advanced learning environments with AI-enabled libraries, smart classrooms, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) tools, smartboards, biometric attendance systems, and robotics laboratories.

The Delhi government will upgrade 75 CM Shri schools with artificial intelligence-enabled learning, smart boards, projectors and other advanced facilities, aiming to build future-ready institutions aligned with global education standards. The schools will promote futuristic learning through AI-powered personalised learning hubs, digital integration and experiential teaching methods.

These institutions are being developed with a focus on sustainability, operating as zero-waste and solar-powered campuses. Each school will be equipped with AI-enabled libraries, smart classrooms featuring augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) tools, smartboards, biometric attendance systems and robotics laboratories to promote innovation among students.

In plain terms: AI libraries, VR classrooms, robotics labs, and green campuses — at government school fees. For a Delhi parent, this is an extraordinary opportunity.

How Seats Were Allocated — Reservation Breakdown

Understanding the seat structure helps set expectations for candidates checking the merit list today.

Half of the seats are reserved for students from government and government-aided schools, including those under the DoE, Municipal Corporation of Delhi, New Delhi Municipal Council, Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya Vidyalayas.

Students from marginalised categories such as SC, ST, OBC (non-creamy layer) and children with special needs will get 5 per cent relaxation in eligibility criteria.

Quick Recap — The Exam Pattern That Was Tested

For candidates and parents who want context on what their child faced:

The Class 6 question paper was bilingual, while papers for Classes 9 and 11 were in English. There is no negative marking for the Class 6 exam, but it applied to the tests for Classes 9 and 11. The maximum marks for the Class 6 examination are 300, while the tests for Classes 9 and 11 carry 400 marks each.

Result Expected Date — Mark Your Calendar

Based on the official schedule released by the Directorate of Education (DoE), Delhi:

Class 11 Admit Card: Available for download from May 1, 2026 at 12 Noon onwards at the official DoE portal — edudel.nic.in/cmshriapp

Results will be published on the official CM SHRI School admission portal. Once declared, students can check their scores and qualifying status using their login credentials.

Official Websites — Where to Check the Result

The result link will be activated directly on the CM SHRI admissions portal at edudel.nic.in once officially declared. Keep the portal bookmarked and refresh on April 30.

How to Check CM SHRI School Result 2026 — Step by Step

Step 1 → Visit edudel.nic.in or directly edudel.nic.in/cmshriapp

Step 2 → Click on the “CM SHRI School Admission 2026-27” section on the homepage

Step 3 → Locate the “CM SHRI Result 2026-27” link (will be activated when results are declared)

Step 4 → Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth / Password

Step 5 → Your CM SHRI entrance test result — including subject-wise marks and qualifying status — will appear on screen

Step 6 → Download and save the result PDF for future reference

Tip: On result day, the DoE website may experience heavy traffic. Keep your Registration Number ready and try the portal at different times if you face access issues.

Exam Pattern & Marking Scheme — What Was Tested

Class 6 Exam Pattern:

Duration: 150 minutes | No Negative Marking for Class 6

Class 9 Exam Pattern:

Class 11 Exam Pattern (May 7, 2026):

Class 11 has two papers depending on the stream chosen:

• Paper I: HE21CS (STEM Courses)
• Paper II: HE21CS (Finance), Humanities & PVA Courses

Qualifying / Passing Marks — What You Need to Score

In absolute terms:

• Class 6 (300 marks total): General = 75 marks, Reserved = 60 marks
• Class 9 & 11 (400 marks total): General = 100 marks, Reserved = 80 marks

Qualifying the minimum marks does not guarantee admission — it only makes a student eligible for the merit list. Admission is purely merit-based, and competition is intense across all 75 CM SHRI Schools.

About CM SHRI Schools — What Makes Them Special

The CM SHRI Schools (Chief Minister Schools of High Excellence, Research and Innovation) are 75 upgraded Delhi government schools that operate under a special “Specified Category” status under the RTE Act 2009.

Key features:

• Affiliated with CBSE
• AI-enabled smart classrooms with digital boards and interactive learning tools
• STEM and robotics labs
• Career guidance portal for competitive exams (JEE, NEET, CUET, CLAT, NDA)
• ICT labs, digital libraries and language labs
• Aligned with NEP 2020, NCFSE and NCFFS
• No tuition fees — completely free government education with world-class infrastructure

The programme was launched on February 17, 2026 by Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta at a CM SHRI School in Sarojini Nagar.

Seat Reservation — Who Gets Priority?

This 50% reservation for government school students is a significant policy provision that levels the playing field for students from less privileged school backgrounds.

What Happens After the Result — Step by Step

Step 1 — Merit List Preparation

After results are declared, DoE prepares a merit list based on scores for each school. Students are ranked in order of marks, with tie-breaking criteria applied as per DoE rules.

Step 2 — School Allotment

Based on the merit list and school preferences submitted during application (Class 6: up to 2 schools; Class 9 & 11: up to 3 schools), allotments are made.

Step 3 — Document Verification

Selected students must complete document verification at their allotted school within the specified timeframe. Required documents typically include:

• Birth certificate
• Aadhaar card
• Address proof
• Previous class marksheet
• Passport-size photographs
• CWSN certificate (if applicable)

Step 4 — Second Round (Shaheed Bhagat Singh CM SHRI School Only)

Students allotted to the Shaheed Bhagat Singh CM SHRI School must undergo a mandatory second round consisting of:

• Physical Fitness Test
• Medical Fitness Test

Final selection for this specific school depends on performance in both the entrance exam and the physical/medical fitness assessment.

Step 5 — Admission Completion

Final admissions must be completed by the dates specified in the DoE notification. Parents must complete all formalities within the deadline to secure their child’s seat.

Complete Timeline — Key Dates at a Glance

CM SHRI School Entrance Test Result 2026 — FAQs

Q. When will the CM SHRI School entrance test result 2026 be declared?

Results for Class 6 and 9 are expected on or before April 30, 2026. Class 11 results are expected by May 25, 2026.

Q. Where can I check the CM SHRI School result 2026?

At the official DoE portal — edudel.nic.in or directly at edudel.nic.in/cmshriapp.

Q. What credentials are needed to check the result?

Your Registration Number and Date of Birth / Password used during the CM SHRI online application.

Q. What are the qualifying marks for CM SHRI School admission?

General category: 25% of total marks. Reserved category: 20% of total marks. Qualifying does not guarantee admission — final selection is strictly merit-based.

Q. When is the CM SHRI Class 11 entrance test?

May 7, 2026 from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM. Admit cards are available from May 1, 2026 at 12 Noon onwards.

Q. What is the second round for Shaheed Bhagat Singh CM SHRI School?

Students allotted to this specific school must undergo a Physical Fitness Test and Medical Fitness Test. Final selection depends on both the entrance exam score and physical/medical fitness results.

Q. Is there negative marking in the CM SHRI entrance test?

No negative marking for Class 6. Negative marking applies for Class 9 and Class 11.

Q. How many CM SHRI Schools are there in Delhi?

75 CM SHRI Schools across Delhi, all CBSE-affiliated, under the DoE.

Q. Is CM SHRI School free to attend?

Yes — CM SHRI Schools are government schools with no tuition fees, offering free, world-class education aligned with NEP 2020.

Admissions to Delhi’s prestigious CM Shri Schools for the 2026–27 academic session are opening this month — and the clock is already ticking.

Here’s everything you need to know, right now.

CM Shri School Admission 2026 — Key Dates

According to the Directorate of Education, admissions to CM Shri Schools will open on April 13 for Classes 6 and 9, and on May 7 for Class 11 for the 2026–27 academic session.

Don’t wait for the last day. Admission forms at popular CM Shri Schools fill up fast. Apply as soon as the portal goes live on April 13.

What Are CM Shri Schools? Here’s Why Every Delhi Parent Is Talking About Them

Not every Delhi parent knows what CM Shri Schools actually are — so let’s clear that up first.

The CM Shri Schools are an initiative of the Delhi government aimed at providing education with modern infrastructure, an updated curriculum and holistic learning practices, and are part of efforts to strengthen public education and enhance academic and co-curricular opportunities for students.

In simpler terms — these are Delhi government schools upgraded to a premium standard. Think better classrooms, smarter curriculum, and a more competitive academic environment — all at government school fees.

On February 17, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched the programme across 75 government schools in the city and inaugurated a CM Shri school in Sarojini Nagar.

If your child is eligible, this is genuinely one of the best opportunities in Delhi’s public education system right now.

Who Can Apply? — Eligibility Criteria

Before you fill out any form, confirm your child meets these requirements:

Only residents of Delhi who studied in a recognised school in the national capital during the 2025–26 academic session are eligible to apply, as per a circular issued by the education department.

In simple terms, your child must:

• Be a Delhi resident
• Have studied in a recognised Delhi school in the 2025–26 academic year
• Be applying for the correct class (6, 9, or 11 only)

Seat Reservation — Who Gets Priority?

Here’s something most parents miss — and it’s important.

50 per cent of the seats are reserved for students who have passed Classes 5, 8 and 10 from Delhi government schools. The remaining seats are open to other eligible applicants who meet the residency and schooling criteria.

What this means for you:

• If your child is currently in a Delhi government school → They have a significant advantage with reserved seats
• If your child is in a Delhi private school → They can still apply for the remaining 50% open seats

Entrance Exam Pattern — What Your Child Will Face

The admission isn’t automatic. Every applicant must clear a written entrance exam. Here’s the full breakdown:

The entrance examination will be objective and OMR-based. Class-wise syllabus details and a sample OMR sheet will be available on the department’s website to familiarise applicants with the format.

Class 6 Entrance Exam

• Paper Language: Bilingual (Hindi + English)
• Total Marks: 300
• Negative Marking: No negative marking
• Format: Objective, OMR-based

Class 9 Entrance Exam

• Paper Language: English
• Total Marks: 400
• Negative Marking: Applicable
• Format: Objective, OMR-based

Class 11 Entrance Exam

• Paper Language: English
• Total Marks: 400
• Negative Marking: Applicable
• Format: Objective, OMR-based

Pro Tip for Parents: Download the sample OMR sheet and syllabus from the DoE website immediately after admissions open. Give your child at least 2–3 weeks of focused preparation before the exam.

Complete Timeline — Save This!

How to Apply — Step by Step

Once the portal opens on April 13, follow these steps:

Step 1 → Visit the official DoE Delhi website: edudel.nic.in

Step 2 → Look for the “CM Shri School Admission 2026–27” link on the homepage

Step 3 → Register with your child’s details — name, current school, class applying for

Step 4 → Fill the application form and upload required documents

Step 5 → Download and save the admit card once issued

Step 6 → Appear for the entrance exam on the scheduled date

Step 7 → Check results on April 30 (Class 6 & 9) or May 25 (Class 11)

Documents You’ll Likely Need

Keep these ready before applying:

• Child’s Aadhaar Card
• Previous class marksheet / passing certificate
• Delhi residence proof (Voter ID / Aadhaar / Ration Card of parent)
• School leaving certificate (if changing schools)
• Passport size photographs

Always check the official DoE website for the final document checklist as requirements may vary.

CM Shri School Admission 2026 — FAQs

Q. When do CM Shri School admissions open for Class 6 and 9?

On April 13, 2026, as announced by the Directorate of Education, Delhi.

Q. When do admissions open for Class 11?

On May 7, 2026.

Q. When will results be declared?

April 30 for Classes 6 and 9, and May 25 for Class 11.

Q. Is there negative marking in the entrance exam?

No negative marking for Class 6. Negative marking applies for Classes 9 and 11.

Q. Can private school students in Delhi apply?

Yes — they are eligible for the 50% open seats. The reserved 50% is for Delhi government school students.

Q. What is the exam language?

Class 6 paper is bilingual. Classes 9 and 11 papers are in English only.

So, What Exactly Are CM SHRI Schools?

Imagine a government school, but genuinely good. Not just “okay for free education” good — but modern infrastructure, updated curriculum, and real focus on how kids actually learn. That’s what CM SHRI Schools are trying to be.

Delhi currently has 75 of these schools spread across the city, and this year, they’re opening admissions for students wanting to join Class 6, 9, and 11 for the 2026–27 academic session. The Union Education Minister and Delhi CM Rekha Gupta recently launched this initiative together — so there’s real political will behind making these schools work.

When Can You Apply for CM SHRI School Admissions 2026?

Registrations already kicked off on February 27, 2026, so the window is live right now. But don’t sit on it — the last date to submit your application is March 12, 2026, and the portal closes sharp at 11:59 PM. Miss that, and you’re out for this year.

Once registrations close, here’s roughly what happens next:

• Students applying for Class 6 and 9 will sit for their entrance exam in the last week of March 2026
• Students applying for Class 11 will take their exam in May 2026 — which makes sense since their Class 10 board results come out around that time
• The entire admission process for Classes 6 and 9 is expected to wrap up by April 30, 2026

Is Your Child Eligible for CM SHRI School Admissions 2026?

The rules here are pretty straightforward. Your child must:

1. Be a Delhi resident — not just born here but actually living here right now with valid address proof.

2. Be currently studying in a recognised school in Delhi — whether it’s a government school, a private school, a Kendriya Vidyalaya, or a municipal school, it needs to be within Delhi and officially recognised.

3. Be completing the right class this year:

• Finishing Class 5 → applying for Class 6
• Finishing Class 8 → applying for Class 9
• Finishing Class 10 → applying for Class 11

That’s it. Simple enough — but both conditions (Delhi resident AND Delhi school) must be true at the same time.

How Many Seats Are Actually Available in CM SHRI School Admissions?

Here’s where it gets real. Half of all seats are exclusively reserved for students currently studying in government schools — that includes DoE schools, MCD schools, NDMC schools, Kendriya Vidyalayas, Navodaya Vidyalayas, and government-aided schools.

The other half is open to everyone else — including private school students. And within that, there’s an additional 5% reservation for SC, ST, OBC, and CWSN category students.

So, if your child is in a private school right now, just keep in mind that you’re competing for a smaller pool of seats. Plan accordingly and take the exam seriously.

What’s the Exam Like for CM SHRI School Admissions?

The entrance test is OMR-based and fully objective — meaning it’s all multiple-choice, no subjective answers. Here’s how it breaks down by class:

For Class 6: 75 questions, 300 marks total, 150 minutes to attempt. No negative marking, and the paper is bilingual (Hindi and English). This is the most forgiving format of the three.

For Class 9: 100 questions, 400 marks, still 150 minutes — but now there’s negative marking. Every wrong answer costs you a quarter mark, so guessing randomly is a bad idea here.

For Class 11: Same as Class 9 in terms of structure, but you get 30 extra minutes — 180 minutes total. The paper is in English only.

One very important thing to tell your child: if you’re not sure, skip it. The negative marking in Classes 9 and 11 can seriously hurt a score if the student is just randomly ticking options.

What Will the Exam Cover – Syllabus for CM Shri Schools Exam?

Nothing beyond what your child already knows. The syllabus is strictly based on the NCERT/DoE curriculum of the class they’re currently in. So, a student applying for Class 9 will be tested on their Class 8 syllabus. No surprises, no out-of-syllabus curveballs.

The DoE will also release a sample OMR sheet on their website — please download it and practice. Many students lose marks not because they don’t know the answers, but because they incorrectly fill the bubbles on the OMR sheet. It sounds silly, but it happens more than you’d think.

How Do You Actually Apply for CM SHRI School Admissions 2026?

Head over to edudel.nic.in — that’s the official DoE portal. The process involves:

1. Registering with a valid mobile number and email ID
2. Filling in the application form with your child’s details
3. Uploading a passport-sized photo, address proof, and a CWSN certificate if applicable
4. Choosing your preferred schools — you can pick 2 schools for Class 6, and 3 schools for Classes 9 and 11
5. Submitting the form and saving/printing the confirmation

One strong piece of advice — do this on a laptop or desktop, not a mobile phone. Government portals often struggle with document uploads on mobile browsers, and you don’t want to lose your progress midway. Also, apply sooner rather than later. As March 12 approaches, the portal will get congested.

What Documents Do You Need for CM SHRI School Admissions 2026?

Keep these ready and scanned before you start:

• A recent passport-sized photo of your child
• Proof of Delhi residence (Aadhaar card, ration card, utility bill, etc.)
• Your child’s last class marksheet or progress report

Make sure scanned files are under 200KB in JPG format — anything heavier tends to fail on upload.

Also, enter your child’s name exactly as it appears on their Aadhaar card — no initials, no abbreviations. Even small mismatches can cause issues later.

Does It Cost Anything for CM SHRI School Admissions 2026?

Not a single rupee. The application is completely free for all Delhi residents. No registration fee, no processing charge, nothing.

Who to Contact if You’re Stuck?

If you run into issues during the application, you can reach out to the DoE helpdesk at: helpdesk.CMSHRIAdmission@doe.delhi.gov.in

The Bottom Line

If your child is wrapping up Class 5, 8, or 10 this year and you live in Delhi — this is genuinely worth going for. Free education, modern schools, competitive environment, and zero cost to even apply. The only investment is a little preparation and making sure you hit that March 12 deadline.

Don’t overthink it. Just apply.

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