MUSCAT: The Board of Directors of Indian Schools in Oman has resumed online registration for admissions to schools in the capital area for all classes except Class X and XII.

All admissions procedures were temporarily suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak in the country. However, in a statement issued by the BOD said parents can login in to the admission portal of the Board website at www.indianschoolsoman.com and submit an online application for the admissions.

“Considering the prevailing exigencies pertaining to COVID-19, the entire admission procedure will be completed online. The applicants will be contacted by the concerned school to complete the admission procedures; the school will guide the parents about the documents to be submitted, fees to be paid, and other information regarding admission,” the BOD explained.

In the random draw held on March 10, 2020, the Board was able to allot seats to all 3744 children who had applied for admissions to various classes in Indian Schools in the capital area.

The schools will soon contact the parents to complete the rest of the admission formalities online.

Online Lessons
Meanwhile, in the wake of Covid-19, Indian schools have started online classes for students.

“The schools have already started classes for the students of X and XII from the first week of March. Similarly, online tutoring for other classes will start from mid of April.

The Board is expanding the scope of its knowledge repository website www.isovle.net to all students of Indian Schools across the Sultanate by including additional resources in various subjects through webinars, question banks and worksheets,” BOD added.