When with the JNVST form be out
Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti, NVS, has again extended the JNVST 2025 Class 6 entrance test registration date to October 7, 2024 an extension from the previous deadline of September 23, 2024..Interested students can apply by visiting the official website,i.e., cbseitms.rcil.gov.in. To complete the registration for the JNVST 2025 entrance exam, students will need their registration number and date of birth and all other necessary documents.
How to fill form of jnvst class 9th 2025
Hi Radhika,
1.) Go to the official website of NVS https://navodaya.gov.in/ and navigate to admission sections.
2.) Click on the link for JNVST Class 9th 2025 Admissions.
3.) You will be directed to a new page where you need to create an account if you're a new user.
4.) Fill the application form carefully. Personal details, academic details, parents' details and category details will be asked.
5.) Now upload the required documents -
- Photograph (Passport-sized)
- Signature
- Parents' signature
- Caste certificate (if applicable)
- Disability certificate (if applicable)
6) Review and submit the form.
7.) You will be given registration number note it carefully.
8.) Closer to the exam date, download your admit card from the same website using your registration number.
Try to check if all details are correct and keep visiting the site for any further information.
We wish you all the very best for your exam!
we can applie for 11th class in navodhya school
hello
ou're referring to Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs), which are residential schools for talented students from rural areas.
To apply for Class 11 in a Navodaya school, you'll need to meet the eligibility criteria and follow the application process:
Eligibility:
- Passed Class 10 from a recognized board
- Age limit: 14-18 years (as of July 1st of the admission year)
- Must be a resident of the district where the JNV is located
Application Process:
1. Check the official Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) website for notification and application form release.
2. Fill out the application form online, providing personal and academic details.
3. Upload required documents, such as Class 10 mark sheet and certificate.
4. Submit the application form before the deadline.
Selection Process:
- Admission to Class 11 is based on the marks obtained in Class 10.
- A merit list is prepared, and students are selected based on their performance.
Note:
- The application process usually starts in May-June, and the deadline is typically in July.
- Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria and follow the application process carefully.
For more information and updates, visit the official NVS website (navodaya.gov.in) or contact the nearest JNV.
Im a student of private school (Notre Dame Academy) standard 8.I want to apply for JNVST but according to the rule and regulations a student of government school is only allowed to apply for it.
Hello Harshika,
Hope you are doing well.
No , Everyone falling under the required age criteria for admission is eligible to give entrance exam and then follows the selection procedures.
Also there is some quota for govt, rural & then girl students.
If you are a girl studying in a village, go for JNVST, you will make it. Life at JNVs is fantastic undoubtedly.
Anyone in class 5th ( minimum age 9), 8th ( min age 12) & 10th( age 14) can apply for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya.
For 5th class students , forms come in September- October on NVS website. Fill it & send to the principal of nearest JNV. You can also get form from nearest JNV office. This test is called JNVST.
For 8th class students, it's called lateral entry test. Forms come usually in March -april . U can get form from NVS website or nearest JNV office.
For 10th class students, there is no test , they take a few students if seats are vacant on basis of 10th %.
Hope this will help you....Good Luck!
Navodaya admission of students into class 6 through JNVST 2022 clarification reg
Hello,
Eligibility Criteria for JNV Selection Test for Class 6 Admission -
- Date of birth of students should be between 01.05.2009 and 30.04.2013.
- Students studying class V during 2020-21 in the own District are only eligible for admission into JNVs.
- Students studying class Ill, IV and V from a Govt./Govt. Aided/Govt. Recognised / B Certificate competency course of NIOS provided the residence from Warangal District are only eligible
Rural Candidate
- Candidates chosen from rural regions must occupy at least 75% of the seats in a district; the remaining seats must come from the district's metropolitan areas.
- A applicant must have completed the required coursework in Classes III, IV, and V in a government-funded, government-recognized school (or schools) in a rural region in order to be considered for admission under the rural quota.
Urban Candidate
Candidates who attended a school in an urban region for even one day of class in Grades III, IV, or V will be regarded as urban candidates.
Age Limit
- Anyone applying for admission must have been born between April 30, 2013, and May 1, 2009, inclusive (Both dates are inclusive)
- Candidates from all categories, including those who are members of the Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), and Other Backward Class, would be subject to this (OBC).
Seat Reservation
- Candidates chosen from rural regions must occupy at least 75% of the seats in a district; the remaining seats must come from the district's metropolitan areas.
- In accordance with their population in the district in question, seats are reserved for children from SC/ST with the proviso that no district shall have a reservation that is less than the national average (15 percent for SC and 7.5 percent for ST), with a combined maximum of 50 percent for both categories (SC & ST).
- All but one-third of the available seats are occupied by women.
Pattern of Exam
Three phases of the two-hour selection test, which will exclusively contain objective-type questions, will be administered between 11:30 am and 01:30 pm. 100 marks are available for a total of 80 questions. Additional time of 15 minutes is permitted for reading the directions.
40 Questions in the Mental Ability Test, 50 Marks (Duration: 60 minutes)
Test in Arithmetic: 20 Questions, 25 Marks (Duration: 30 minutes)
Test of Language: 20 Questions, 25 Marks (Duration: 30 minutes)
80 Questions Overall, 100 Marks (Duration: 2 Hours)
Each applicant will receive a single exam booklet with all three parts. "Divyang students" will be given an additional 30 minutes (differently abled students).
Assamese, Bengali, Bodo, English, Garo, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Khasi, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Mizo, Oriya, Punjabi, Sindhi (Arabic), Sindhi (Devnagri), Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, and Nepali are among the 21 languages used to take the exam.
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