11,875 Navodaya Students Appear In NEET 2017, 83.72 Per Cent Qualify
New Delhi:
Minister of Human Resource Development Prakash Javadekar applauded the performance of the Navodaya Vidyalaya (NV) students in 10th and 12th Board exams and particularly the impressive performance of NV students in JEE Advanced and NEET. The minister noted with satisfaction that out of the 14183 NV students who appeared in NEET, 11875 qualified in the examination of which 7000 already placed in various medical colleges. Navodaya Vidyalayas have already become a brand for quality education and the recent successes have further enhanced its brand, said a statement from HRD mininstry.
National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is conducted for admission to medical and dental colleges in India while JEE Advanced, considered as one of the toughest examination for the admissions in graduate level courses in Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) and other centrally funded institutes.
Mr Prakash Javadekar today directed the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) to take measure for adoption of solar energy in all Navodaya Vidyalayas.
Chairing the 35th Meeting of Executive Committee of Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti in New Delhi today, he asked the Samiti to seek the guidance of Ministry of Power to speed up the process.
Acknowledging the important role being played by some of the NVS alumni in guiding students voluntarily to prepare for competitive examinations, Mr Javadekar directed the NVS to use social media network to connect with more such NVS alumni. This, he said, would broad-base the voluntary involvement of alumni and have a positive impact on the progress of Vidyalayas. He also appealed to NV alumni to come forward in a big way to support their Alma matter.
Mr Javadekar also desired that the teachers who are deputed for training abroad through scholarship should be asked to share a report on their learning and its utility for the system.
He also directed that water and solar energy harvesting should form part of proposals in the new building plans and explore the possibility of having water harvesting and Bio-Gas plants in existing campuses.
While reviewing the functioning of NVS, the Minister directed the Samiti to conduct study of positive impact of: 1) Student-Teacher living together 2) Teachers living together in school campus and 3) Health improvement of students.
The minister appreciated the efforts of the Samiti in filling up all posts of teachers in North Eastern region.
Minister of State of Human Resource Development Upendra Kushwaha, Secretary School Education Anil Swarup, Joint Secretaries and Financial Advisor of MHRD and NVS Commissioner, other Members and senior officials from the Samiti were also present.
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(This article was first published on August 31)
National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is conducted for admission to medical and dental colleges in India while JEE Advanced, considered as one of the toughest examination for the admissions in graduate level courses in Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) and other centrally funded institutes.
Mr Prakash Javadekar today directed the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) to take measure for adoption of solar energy in all Navodaya Vidyalayas.
Chairing the 35th Meeting of Executive Committee of Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti in New Delhi today, he asked the Samiti to seek the guidance of Ministry of Power to speed up the process.
Acknowledging the important role being played by some of the NVS alumni in guiding students voluntarily to prepare for competitive examinations, Mr Javadekar directed the NVS to use social media network to connect with more such NVS alumni. This, he said, would broad-base the voluntary involvement of alumni and have a positive impact on the progress of Vidyalayas. He also appealed to NV alumni to come forward in a big way to support their Alma matter.
Mr Javadekar also desired that the teachers who are deputed for training abroad through scholarship should be asked to share a report on their learning and its utility for the system.
He also directed that water and solar energy harvesting should form part of proposals in the new building plans and explore the possibility of having water harvesting and Bio-Gas plants in existing campuses.
While reviewing the functioning of NVS, the Minister directed the Samiti to conduct study of positive impact of: 1) Student-Teacher living together 2) Teachers living together in school campus and 3) Health improvement of students.
The minister appreciated the efforts of the Samiti in filling up all posts of teachers in North Eastern region.
Minister of State of Human Resource Development Upendra Kushwaha, Secretary School Education Anil Swarup, Joint Secretaries and Financial Advisor of MHRD and NVS Commissioner, other Members and senior officials from the Samiti were also present.
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(This article was first published on August 31)
