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1. नवोदय विद्यालय समिति Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti Ministry of Education Government Of India

2. RESIDENTIAL SYSTEM IN JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYAS Presenter Dravya Asst Professor NDRK COLLEGE OF EDUCATION HASSAN

3. Vision of Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti To provide G ood quality modern education -including a strong component of culture , inculcation of values , A wareness of the environment , adventure activities and physical education- T o the talented children predominantly from the rural areas without regard to their family's socio-economic conditions.  

4. VISION OF JNV’S

5. INTRODUCTION In accordance with the National Education policy (1986), Government of India started Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNV). Presently there are 661 JNVs , spread in 28 States and 07 UT’s These are co-educational and fully residential schools Financed and administered by Ministry of Education , Government of India through an autonomous organization , called Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti . Admissions in JNVs are made through the Selection Test (JNVST) to class VI.

6. JNV UTTARKASHI, UTTARAKHAND JNV CHAMOLI, UTTARAKHAND JNV NALBARI, ASSAM JNV SONITPUR, ASSAM

7. JNV UDUPI, KARNATAKA JNV NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA

8. JNV HASSAN, KARNATAKA

9. Brand Equity: Steps to establish/Sustain Performance speaks Uphold values Develop a tradition of excellence in all areas. Pursue high ideals and standards Team work and smart work Everyone with similar taste Continue efforts with zeal and vigour to stay at the top. Consistent improvement and innovation at every step. Striving for common identity and empowering Navodayans to be lifelong learners and productive members of ever changing global society.

10. MOTO OF JNV : COME TO LEARN, GO TO SERVE

11. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE AT HEAD QUARTER LEVEL The NVS functions through the Executive Committee under the Chairmanship of the Minister of Education , Government of India. The Executive Committee is responsible for the management of all affairs including allocation of funds to the NVS. It is assisted by two Sub-Committees , the Finance Committee and Academic Advisory Committee . The executive head is the  Commissioner  . He is assisted at the Headquarters level by Joint Commissioners , Deputy Commissioners and Assistant Commissioners .

12. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE AT REGIONAL OFFICE AND JNV LEVEL The NVS has established Eight Regional Offices for the administration These offices are headed by a Deputy Commissioner and Assistant Commissioners. For each JNV, there is a Vidyalaya Advisory Committee for assistance on matters of academics, infrastructure And a Vidyalaya Management Committee for proper functioning of the school.  Normally the district Collector of the concerned district is the ex-officio chairman of school level committees.

13. ADMISSION. Only candidates from the particular district , from where they studied class V are eligible to apply for admission.  A candidate seeking admission must be within the age group of 9 to 13 years. A candidate claiming rural quota must have studied and passed Classes- III, IV and V from a Govt./recognized school . No candidate is eligible to appear in the JNV Selection Test for a second time , under any circumstances.

14. Reservation for Rural, SC/ST, Girls & Disabled Children   At least 75% of the seats in a district from rural areas R emaining 25% seats will be filled up from the urban areas.  There is a provision for reservation of seats for SC and ST candidates in proportion to their population in the district    1/3 of the seats are reserved for girl students.    3% seats for CWSN (i.e. Orthopedically Handicapped, Hearing Impaired and Visually Handicapped).

15. DAILY ROUTINE 05.00 AM ROUSE 05.30 AM TO 06.00 AM MORNING PT 06.00 AM TO 06.45 AM BATH & CHANGE 06.45 AM TO 07.10 AM MILK 07.15 AM TO 07.35 AM ASSEMBLY 07.40 AM TO 08.20 AM I PERIOD 08.20 AM TO 09.00 AM II PERIOD 09.00 AM TO 09.35 AM BREAK-FAST 09.35 AM TO 10.15 AM III PERIOD 10.15 AM TO 10.55 AM IV PERIOD 10.55 AM TO 11.35 AM V PERIOD 11.35 AM TO 11.45 AM INTERVAL 11.45 AM TO 12.25 PM VI PERIOD 12.25 PM TO 01.05 PM VII PERIOD 01.05 PM TO 01.45 PM VIII PERIOD 01.45 PM TO 02.20 PM LUNCH 02.20 PM TO 02.55 PM REST 03.00 PM TO 04.15 PM REMEDIAL PERIOD 04.15 PM TO 04.30 PM TEA 04.30 PM TO 05.30 PM GAMES 05.30 PM TO 06.25 PM BATH 06.30 PM TO 08.00 PM SUPERVISED STUDY 08.00 PM TO 08.30 PM DINNER 08.30 PM TO 09.00 PM COUNSELLING BY HM/AHM AND ROLL CALL 09.00 PM TO 10.15 PM SELF STUDY 10.15 PM LIGHT OFF.

16. YOGA: DAILY ACTIVITIES

17. Facility for Students  Following facilities are provided to the students in JNVs at free of cost (1)  Education (2)  Boarding facilities (3)  Lodging facilities (4)  Uniform (5)  Text books (6)  Stationery with school bag (7)  Daily use items Travel expenditure of students by IIIAC in train/AC bus Medical expenditure, C BSE-fee.

18.   Expenses allowed to be incurred from Vidyalaya Vikas Nidhi For Computer Education Programme , Service of experts for promotion of sports , yoga, adventure activities etc . Expenditure on E ducational Excursions to the places of Historical importance , cultural and scientific interest. Expenditure for specialized training like Dance , self defense, Art in Education etc.

19. Subject Target Fixed (%) Class XI,XII English Core 80 Hindi Core/Elective 85 Maths 80 Physics 80 Chemistry 80 Biology 80 Bio-Tech 80 Informatics Practices 85 Computer Science 85 History 80 Geography 85 Economics 75 Accountancy 75 Business Studies 75 PROFESSIONAL TARGET TO TEACHERS

20. JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA,MAVINAKERE, HASSAN DIST.,KARNATAKA RESULT ANALYSIS, CLASS XII - 2019-20 SL. NO ROLL No. NAME OF THE STUDENT Eng. 301 Mts. 041 Phy. 042 Chem. 043 Bio. 044 Comp Sci. 283 Hindi 302 Total % 1 18610440 KARTHIK B S 95 97 97 95   97   481 96.20 2 18610451 SHALINI C E 95 99 95 95   97   481 96.20 3 18610479 SHASHANK H S 95 97 97 95   96   480 96.00 4 18610442 MANJUNATHA D 95 95 95 96   96   477 95.40 5 18610478 POOJA J S 95 95 95 96 95     476 95.20 6 18610476 KUSHAL G M 95 95 95 95 95     475 95.00 7 18610469 SHASHANK G S 88 98 97 96 95     474 94.80 8 18610470 SNEHA A R 94 95 95 95 95     474 94.80 9 18610449 SAHANA L NAIK 93 95 95 95   94   472 94.40 10 18610480 SUDEEP S S 83 98 97 95   97   470 94.00 11 18610447 NIKIL 89 95 95 95   95   469 93.80 12 18610438 ASRA TASMIYA 96 86 95 95 95     467 93.40 13 18610460 MANOJ H S 93 92 95 91 95     466 93.20 14 18610457 BENAKARAJ C S 94 95 95 85   95   464 92.80 15 18610443 MANOJ S 95 95 93 85   95   463 92.60 16 18610452 SHASHANK H J 82 95 95 95 95     462 92.40 17 18610458 GOWTHAMI G S 95 87 90 94 95     461 92.20 18 18610477 MANOJ K 95 95 95 81 91     457 91.40 19 18610448 SAGARI K S 92 94 95 80 95     456 91.20 20 18610468 SHASHANK C S 71 95 97 95   96   454 90.80 21 18610453 SHILPA N S 87   93 88 92   89 449 89.80 22 18610444 MOHANA P M 86 94 95 79   93   447 89.40 23 18610461 PAVITHRA B 95 75 91 93   93   447 89.40 24 18610454 SOMESHA D V 85 95 95 78   92   445 89.00 25 18610441 KIRAN KUMAR H T 93 92 95 70   94   444 88.80 26 18610467 SATHYA P 87 90 88 87 91     443 88.60 27 18610474 LIKITHA V 88 86 94 80 95     443 88.60 28 18610446 NAYANA 89   92 75 94   92 442 88.40 29 18610463 PRATEEK RAJ K L 88 83 95 81 95     442 88.40 30 18610473 GAGAN M 81 95 95 75   92   438 87.60 31 18610450 SANDHYA 87   88 79 94   89 437 87.40 32 18610471 SNEHASHREE Y S 87 94 83 84   89   437 87.40 33 18610464 RAJSHEKAR MURTHY 86 83 93 84   89   435 87.00 34 18610439 BHOOMIKA D R 88 73 85 92 94     432 86.40 35 18610465 RAKSHITHA D 79 85 94 78 87     423 84.60 36 18610472 TEJAS C 88 87 85 67 94     421 84.20 37 18610462 POOJA J H 89 69 94 71 87     410 82.00 38 18610445 MONIKA T S 95 68 82 75 89     409 81.80 39 18610455 SUDEEP KUMAR A S 81   81 68 90   81 401 80.20 40 18610475 HEMANTH R 84 91 84 68 73     400 80.00 41 18610456 UDAYA K N 79 59 92 77 92     399 79.80 42 18610459 KARANAARJUNA D M 80 82 80 75 80     397 79.40 43 18610466 RANJITHA M S 86 60 82 78 82     388 77.60 Total 3818 3454 3959 3651 2375 1600 351 19208 3841.6 Sub Avg. 2018-19 88.79 88.56 92.07 84.91 91.35 94.12 87.75 446.70 89.34

21. MOTIVATES ACADEMIC TOPPERS & SPECIAL ACHIEVERS

22. APPRECIATES CULTURAL TALENTS

23. Migration and Three Language Formula, The unique feature of Navodaya Vidyalaya Scheme is the Migration of students generally from Hindi Speaking to Non-Hindi Speaking districts to promote National Integration According to this Scheme, 30% of children from one JNV are migrated to another JNV at Class-IX level for one academic year. This scheme provides for implementation of the Three Language Formula. JNV Hassan is linked with JNV Seoni , Madhya Pradesh.

24. Organization of house system in JNV. The efficient management of a residential school depends upon the quality of the House system functioning in a school . A House consists of group of children effectively led by responsible teacher (House Masters) who acts as a parent , guide , philosopher and friend for every member of the House. A House inherently provides a family atmosphere in making the child physically fit , socially adjusted , emotionally balanced and morally upright. The objective of adopting House system in JNV’s are to Provide a smooth transition from home life to school life.

25. RESIDENTIAL CULTURE

26. H ouse system in JNV h elps pupils to integrate themselves well, to play different roles as members of a group , to develop personality and integrity. to includes the qualities of self-dignity, and respect for others' views . to d evelop a sense of belongingness to benefit others by his own example . to inculcate in the child respect for seniors, elders, teachers to develop a degree of sensitivity for other feelings.

27. ARAWALI SR BOYS ARAWALI JR BOYS ARAWALI NILGIRI SR BOYS NILGIRI JR BOYS NILGIRI SHIVALIK SR BOYS SHIVALIK JR BOYS SHIVALIK UDAIGIRI SR BOYS UDAIGIRI JR BOYS UDAIGIRI Each child must be allotted a House on the day he/she is admitted to the Vidyalaya. The House of a girl or a boy shall not be changed till class XII.

28. SPORTS ACTIVITIES Sl. No Event 01. Volleyball 02. Hockey 03, Yoga 04. Athletics 05. Basketball 06. Taekwando 07. Tabel Tennis 08. Wrestling 09. Football 10. Kabaddi 11. Handball 12. Archery 13. Chess 14. Cricket 15. Judo 16. Kho-Kho 17. Badminton

29. CO SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES 1 Debate 2 Essay Writing 3 Extempore / impromptu 4 Poem Recitation in Language 5 Calligraphy 6 Mime Show, Puppet show, Shadow show 7 Creative Writing 8 Declamation 9 Story Telling 10 Street Play 11 Skit / One act play 12 Slogan Writing 13 Quiz 14 Seminar – Paper Presentation 15 Book Review 16 Group Dance/Folk Dance/Classical Dance 17 Painting-Landscape, Portrait, Composition 18 Paper craft, Mask, Kite, Rakhi 19 Collage, Emboss, Clay modelling 20 Calligraphy, Cartoon , Rangoli , Mehandi

30. CCA ACTIVITIES

31. Sl.No . CLUB CTIVITIES 1. Literary Club 2. Nature Club 3. Peace Club 4 Fine Arts Club 5. Performing Arts Club 6 Science & Technology Club 7 Home Science Club 8 Health Club 9 Civic Club 10 Adventure Club 11 History Club

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