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Conversation : Admission in School

School Admission conversation in English - Real life scenario conversation practice


Receptionist: Welcome! Please meet the admission In-charge Mrs Mehta, in-room no.7.

Anita: Thanks!

Receptionist: It’s all right.

Anita: Excuse me, Mrs Mehta. I want some information about my brother’s admission. I want to get him admitted to the 9th class.

Mrs Mehta: Please have a seat. From which school has your brother passed the 8th class?

Anita: He has passed his 8th from S.D.Public School.

Mrs Mehta: Why do you want to get him admitted to our school?

Anita: That school is up to the 8th standard only. Moreover, your school is famous for discipline and good study.

Mrs Mehta: How much percentage has your brother got?

Anita: He received an 87%. He is brilliant.

Mrs Mehta: Though he has scored good marks, he has to appear for the entrance test to be admitted to our school. It will be held on 20th April.

Anita: Does he have to fill up any form to appear for this test?

Mrs Mehta: Yeah, This is our prospectus, and this is the form for the entrance test.

Anita: Would you tell me the total charges we must deposit to take admission?

Mrs Mehta: Everything is written in the prospectus.

Anita: How much do I have to pay for the prospectus?

Mrs Mehta: Rs.100/- Only.

Anita: Here you are. Thank you.

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