Navodaya Vidyalayas

ACADEMICS

CBSE Results

A total of 28,987 students from 444 JNVs appeared for Class X Examination, whereas a total of 18,682  students from 369 JNVs took Class XII Examination during 2006-07. The pass percentage and firstclass percentage secured are as follows. In Class X results, NVS stands first (1st) amongst different systems of schools affiliated to CBSE.  In Class XII it is in second (2nd) position.

CBSE Results of 2007

CLASS

Pass % First Class %
Class X 96.41 77.04
Class XII 90.11 72.62

NVS Region- wise Details

REGION BHOPAL CHANDIGARH HYDERABAD JAIPUR LUCKNOW PATNA PUNE SHILLONG

CLASS -X

Pass % 97.68 96.32 99.61 97.62 97.56 96.35 97.06 85.56
First Class % 78.76 68.43 91.21 71.37 80.09 78.76 82.42 52.87

CLASS -XII

Pass % 93.35 92.45 96.75 93.77 89.50 80.71 89.60 74.97
First Class % 97.39 70.93 85.47 77.75 71.68 59.29 73.60 44.00

Congratulations to JNVs with 100% pass and 100% first classes !

SL JNV  District State Regions

(A)

CLASS – X
1. MANDSAUR MADHYA PRADESH BHOPAL
2. BUDGAM JAMMU & KASHMIR CHANDIGARH
3. SRIKAKULAM ANDHRA PRADESH HYDERABAD
4. DEVANGERE KARNATAKA HYDERABAD
5. TRIVENDRUM KERALA HYDERABAD
6. SATARA MAHARASHTRA PUNE
7. PHEK NAGALAND SHILLONG
(B) CLASS – XII
1. CHAMBA HIMACHAL PRADESH CHANDIGARH
2. KANGRA HIMACHAL PRADESH CHANDIGARH
3. SHIMLA HIMACHAL PRADESH CHANDIGARH
4. ANANTNAG JAMMU & KASHMIR CHANDIGARH
5. BARAMULLA JAMMU & KASHMIR CHANDIGARH
6. BUDGAM JAMMU & KASHMIR CHANDIGARH
7. SRIKAKULAM ANDHRA PRADESH HYDERABAD
8. WARANGAL ANDHRA PRADESH HYDERABAD
9. BIJAPUR KARNATAKA HYDERABAD
10. CHAMARAJ NAGAR KARNATAKA HYDERABAD
11. CHICKMANGALUR KARNATAKA HYDERABAD
12. KOLAR KARNATAKA HYDERABAD
13. RAICHUR KARNATAKA HYDERABAD
14. SHIMOGA KARNATAKA HYDERABAD
15. ALAPPUZHA KERALA HYDERABAD
16. ERNAKULAM KERALA HYDERABAD
17. PALGHAT KERALA HYDERABAD
18. PONDICHERRY(KALAPET) PONDICHERRY HYDERABAD
19. NASHIK MAHARASHTRA PUNE

Congratulations ! NVS – National Toppers (First five Ranks)

Class X

SL. No.

Roll No.

Student’s name

Total Marks (1-5)

%age

JNV – Distrctrict

State/UT

Region

Rank (NVS)

1

4127478

MITHUN JOY CHERAYIL

488

97.60

ERNAKULAM

KERALA

HYDERABAD

1

2

4127511

DILEEP C R

487

97.40

ERNAKULAM

KERALA

HYDERABAD

2

3

4119707

RAVINDRA P N

485

97.00

TUMKUR

KARNATAKA

HYDERABAD

3

4

4134804

ASWIN P KUMAR

485

97.00

PATANAMTITTA

KERALA

HYDERABAD

3

5

4123705

ASHA B M

483

96.60

BIDAR

KARNATAKA

HYDERABAD

4

6

4119294

H VEERESH

483

96.60

KOLAR

KARNATAKA

HYDERABAD

4

7

4127523

ANISHA MOL P G

483

96.60

ERNAKULAM

KERALA

HYDERABAD

4

8

5195893

GAURAV SINGH

483

96.60

AZAMGARH

UTTAR PRADESH

LUCKNOW

4

9

4164661

MUJAHETH MD

481

96.20

NIZAMABAD

ANDHRA PRADESH

HYDERABAD

5

10

4161592

DEVI PRASAD VELAMALA

481

96.20

SRIKAKULAM

ANDHRA PRADESH

HYDERABAD

5

11

4150607

SRUTHI MADHUSOODANAN

481

96.20

CANNANORE

KERALA

HYDERABAD

5

12

5112227

AMAR PRAKASH ROY

481

96.20

KHAGARIA

BIHAR

PATNA

5

CLASS – XII

1

4207470

CHANDRA SHEKAR D

480

96.00

MANDYA

KARNATAKA

HYDERABAD

1

2

4207643

SACHIN K GOWDA

479

95.80

HASSAN

KARNATAKA

HYDERABAD

2

3

4211859

ARUN MOHAN

477

95.40

ERNAKULAM

KERALA

HYDERABAD

3

4

4211862

CHANDRA SEKHAR S

476

95.20

ERNAKULAM

KERALA

HYDERABAD

4

5

4207836

SPOORTHI S  M

474

94.80

SHIMOGA

KARNATAKA

HYDERABAD

5

Migration and Three Language Formula

Migration – Exchange program of 30% of students at Class IX level for a year between linked JNVs from different linguistic regions is an important feature of the Samiti to promote National Integration. This scheme provides for implementation of the Three Language Formula. The third language taught in Hindi speaking districts is linked with the migration of Students. In the Hindi speaking districts, the third language taught in  Navodaya Vidyalayas is the language of the 30% students migrating to that Vidyalaya from non-Hindi regions. This language is compulsory for all. In the non-Hindi regions, Navodaya Vidyalayas follow the normal Three Language Formula i.e. regional language, Hindi and English.

Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation

Education is a unique investment and accountability is possible only through a well planned mechanism of assessment with reference to its objectives. Examination in its traditional sense has failed to achieve the objectives of education. Introduction of the Scheme of Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation is, therefore, the only alternative to de-emphasis the system of external examinations. The Scheme has been introduced effectively in all the JNVs since 1989-90 with the following objectives :

  • To make evaluation an integral part of teaching learning process.

  • To use evaluation for improvement of students achievement and teaching learning strategies on the basis of regular diagnosis followed by  remedial instructions.

  • To make a sound judgment and to plan timely strategies on the basis of regular diagnosis followed by the remedial instructions.

  • To facilitate sound judgment and to take timely decisions about the learner, learning process and the learning environment.

  • To maintain desired standard for performance using evaluation as a quality control device.

  • To provide scope for self-evaluation by teachers and students. Special training has been provided to the Principals and teachers to ensure maintenance of CCE records in proper order.

Maths Olympiad

Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti is a  state to feed Indian National Mathematics Olympiad(INMO)  competitions organised under the National Board of Higher Mathematics.

A total of __ students took NVS level examination on NBHM paper  during December, 2006; Of  which the selected 15 students took. Indian National Mathematics Olympiad Examination organised by NBHM in 2007.

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