Delhi government to begin remedial classes for Classes 9-12 from May 11 during summer vacations

Summer vacations are scheduled to end on June 30, 2026, per the DoE circular.

Remedial classes scheduled from May 11 to May 23 will conclude on May 23. The schedule maintains library access for self-study and book borrowing, and continues the requirements for parental consent and staff arrangements, including remuneration for any guest teachers used during the period.

Remedial classes will be held from May 11 to May 23 during the summer vacations in Delhi government schools. Classes run from 7:30 am to 10:30 am, with three one-hour periods daily. For Classes 9 and 10, the focus will be on science and mathematics, while Heads of School may include other subjects based on student needs, exam results, and availability of teachers. For Class 12, subject choices are left to the HoS. Attendance requires parental no-objection certificates, and libraries will remain open for self-study and issuing books.

The Delhi Government’s Directorate of Education circulated a circular detailing remedial classes for Classes 9, 10 and 12 in government schools. Remedial sessions are scheduled from May 11 to May 23 during the summer vacations, with summer break from May 11 to June 30. The circular specifies class timings of 7:30 am to 10:30 am (three one-hour periods daily) and outlines focused subjects (science and mathematics for Classes 9 and 10) while allowing Heads of School to include other subjects based on student needs, exam results, and teacher availability. For Class 12, subject choices are at the HoS’s discretion. The circular requires parental consent via a no-objection certificate, keeps libraries open for self-study and borrowing, and directs that regular staff on duty during remedial classes be granted earned leave; guest teachers, if used due to unavailability, must be remunerated. Deputy directors of education are instructed to visit at least two schools daily to monitor implementation.