Lucknow Public School Admission Form 2026-27 and 2027-28 Explained for Parents

Applying to a new school often starts with one simple question. Where is the form, and what comes next? The answer is easier than it looks once you see the full picture. This guide sets out each step in plain words.

Below, we explain the Lucknow Public School admission form 2026-27, what is still pending for 2027-28, and where to find official answers. For the latest details, keep the school's admission process page open as you read.

How to Get the Admission Form

Getting the form is the first real step. Parents looking for the Lucknow public school admission form 2026-27 have two simple options, and both lead to the same process. Here is how each one works.

• Online: The school says you can download the registration form online. You can also begin from the Apply Now page on the official website.
• At the campus: Prefer paper? Collect a hard copy from the front desk of your chosen campus. Carry your child's birth certificate so you can fill in details correctly.
• The admission form: The final admission form is part of the school prospectus. Submit it later with the seat-blocking fee, once the school makes an offer.
• Session status: The 2026-27 year is already running, so seats depend on vacancies. As of 21 October 2026, no 2027-28 dates appear on the website.

With the form sorted, the next step is knowing how the process moves.

Admission Process Step by Step

The process at Lucknow Public School follows a few clear stages. The main stages are common to every class, while the assessment changes with your child's age and level.

• Registration: Fill in the registration form with care. Check that your child's name and date of birth match the birth certificate exactly, letter for letter.
• Campus visit: Parents are invited to visit before joining to understand the school's culture. Use the visit to see classrooms and ask your questions in person.
• Interaction: The school meets the parent and child. It looks at learning progress, language and social skills, academic interests and activities outside the classroom.
• Assessment: Pre-primary children have a detailed interview with parents. From primary level up, there is a written and oral worksheet assessment, followed by an interview.
• Offer and seat blocking: After an offer, parents submit the admission form from the prospectus with the seat blocking fee. This step completes the admission.

Knowing these stages early means fewer surprises on the day.

Documents Required for Admission

The admission page asks for these papers within 7 days of the admission offer. Rules can change by session or campus, so confirm the list when you apply.

• Birth certificate: A photocopy is needed, and the original is checked at the school. Make sure the date of birth matches what you wrote on the form.
• Report cards: Students joining Class VI or above need copies of report cards from the past two years. Keep the latest result handy as well.
• Transfer Certificate: The original TC from the previous school is required. Ask your current school about its process early, so the 7-day window feels comfortable.
• Photos and Aadhaar: Keep passport-size photos ready. The school also asks for Aadhaar copies of both the parent and the child, so check the names match.

A complete folder saves extra trips and keeps the process smooth.

Age Eligibility for 2026-27 and 2027-28

Age rules need the most care. The website shows some numbers, but they need a fresh check for each session.

• What the website shows: The admission page currently displays minimum ages of 3 years for pre-primary, 6 for primary, 11 for junior and 14 for senior classes. 
• Why you should confirm: The birth-date ranges on that page belong to an earlier admission cycle. Treat them as a guide only, not as the rule for this year.
• What to ask: Ask the admissions office for the current notice, the exact cut-off date used to count age, and how much relaxation is allowed.

A short call can settle the age question before you pay anything.

Fees and Seat Blocking

Each campus publishes its own fee structure for the 2026-27 session. Open the fee page for your chosen campus before you speak to the admissions office.

• Campus fee pages: Every campus has its own fee page on the official website. Always check the one for your campus, because amounts can differ from branch to branch.
• Example from South City: For 2026-27, South City's fee page lists a ₹9,000 admission fee and a ₹3,586 monthly composite fee for Nursery to U.K.G.
• Other charges: South City charges new students a ₹1,500 registration fee plus the admission fee. Its examination fee is charged twice a year, in July and January.
• Refund rule: South City's fee page states that fees once deposited are not refunded in any case. Ask your campus about its own rule before paying anything.
• Confirm your class: Ask the admissions team at LPS Lucknow to confirm the charges for your child's class, along with transport costs and the seat blocking amount.

Reading the fee page first makes the whole year easier to plan.

RTE Seats: A Lesser-Known Route

Some families may qualify for free seats in private schools under the Right to Education (RTE) Act. This runs through a separate state process, not the school form. Check the current official RTE school list to confirm whether your preferred campus is eligible.

• Separate portal: In Uttar Pradesh, RTE applications go through the state portal. Children are chosen by lottery after their documents are checked by education officers.
• High demand: For 2026-27, the state allotted 1,95,740 private school seats against 4,44,771 applications. That means fewer than half of the applicants got a seat.
• Lucknow leads: In the first phase for 2026-27, Lucknow recorded 18,107 RTE applications. That was the highest number among all districts in Uttar Pradesh.
• Official view: Director General of School Education Monika Rani said the full schedule was released "to make the RTE admission process transparent and simple."

If RTE does not apply to your family, the regular process above is the one to follow.

How to Contact the Right Campus

Each campus of Lucknow Public School answers its own admission queries. These Lucknow contacts are listed on the official website.

• Sector-D and Sector-I: Both campuses sit in LDA Colony on Kanpur Road. Call Sector-D on 0522-2436160 or Sector-I on 0522-4103430 for admission help.
• Jankipuram and South City: Jankipuram is in Sector-F near Icon Hospital, on 0522-4007578. South City is in A-block, Raebareli Road, on 0522-2441591.
• Eldeco and Ansal: Eldeco is in Eldeco Samridhi, Udyan-II, Raebareli Road, on 7706000797. Ansal is in Sector-C, Ansal API, Sushant Golf City, on 9415005692.
• Head office: For general questions, the head office lists 8005488416 and lpsheadoffice@lpgs.co.in. Numbers can change, so check the contact page before calling.
• Check CBSE affiliation: Several unrelated schools use similar names. Confirm your campus on CBSE's SARAS portal; for example, the Sector-D campus is listed under affiliation number 2130210.

If you are comparing campuses for a CBSE school admission in Lucknow, visit the one nearest your home first and check the daily travel time.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Once you understand the steps, filling in the Lucknow Public School admission form 2026-27 becomes a simple process. Get the registration form online or from the school campus, plan your visit, and keep all the required documents in one folder. THE LPS recommends confirming the age eligibility criteria, admission fees, and refund terms with the school before completing registration. For the 2027-28 academic session, check the official admission page for the latest announcements. Ready to take the next step? Visit the admission process page or contact Lucknow Public School today to book a campus visit and get clear answers.

References

1. The LPS, Admission Process page, official website (accessed 21 October 2026): https://www.thelpsedu.co.in/admission-process 
2. The LPS, official website: Apply Now page and campus contact details (accessed 21 October 2026): https://www.thelpsedu.co.in/  and https://www.thelpsedu.co.in/contact 
3. Government of Uttar Pradesh (NIC UP), "Lottery Conducted for Admission under the Right To Education (R.T.E.) Act for the Academic Session 2026-27" (2026): https://up.nic.in/news/lottery-conducted-for-admission-under-the-right-to-education-r-t-e-act-for-the-academic-session-2026-27/ 
4. Press Trust of India via Careers360, "UP RTE 2026-27 admission schedule out for 25% seats in private schools" (19 January 2026): https://news.careers360.com/up-rte-admission-2026-27-private-schools-25-percent-quota-online-application-lottery-system-nursery-lkg-ukg-class1-eligibility 
5. United News of India, "2.61 lakh applications received in UP for admission in private schools under the RTE" (17 February 2026): https://www.uniindia.com/2-61-lakh-applications-received-in-up-for-admission-in-private-schools-under-the-rte/north/news/3744555.html 
6. Central Board of Secondary Education, SARAS affiliation record no. 2130210, Sector-D campus (accessed 21 October 2026): https://saras.cbse.gov.in/SARAS/AffiliatedList/AfflicationDetails/2130210 
7. The LPS, South City campus Fee Structure, Session 2026-2027, official website (accessed 21 October 2026): https://www.thelpsedu.co.in/lps-school-south-city/fee-structure