Indian schools in Dubai are seeking to open the shift system to accommodate more students, after receiving admission requests beyond their capacity, Gulf News has reported. Despite the education ministry's objection to the shift system, Ali Mehad, director general at the ministry told the newspaper that the issue of demand-and-supply imbalance in the market will be examined in a bid to devise a solution to the current capacity issue.
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