ABOUT JNV MADHUBANI

Under New Education Policy, 1986, with an aim of providing quality Education to rural talented Children, Jawahar NavodayaVidyalayas were opened each in the district with the exception of Tamil Nadu state under Navodaya VidyalayaSamiti.

      In this chain JNV Madhubani was also inauguratedon 21^st December 1986 by the then Chief Minister of Bihar BindeswariDubey in the buildings of Agricultural Department at Ranti,P.O -Rampatti. The land was finally transferred to Navodaya Vidyalaya in 2006 where full construction is still on way.

      Meanwhile, thousandsof students have passed out from this CBSE affiliated school and a lot many of the alumni are in prestigious positions today.

The School is tirelessly trying to achieve the targets set by the Samiti. The School has won National Acclaim on many occassions some of them are in the field of Youth Parliament, exhibitions and sports. The team of Staff thrive hard to cater to the needs and to fulfill the aspirations of the district which is itself Worldwide famous for the Mithila Painting.

       Despite infrastructural drawbacks every year the intake of students is full i.e. 80 students in class VI. Whereas Lateral entries to fill up vacant seats are available in class IX and XI. Presently the school has only Science stream at higher secondary level. It has Migration Linkage with  JNVWilliamnagar, Meghalaya.  Garo is the 3^rd language of the Vidyalaya.

      Location is well connected on the Madhubani- Rampatti Highway. Madhubani Town and nearest Railway station is 6^th km and Rampatti is 1.5 Km away. Nearest Airport is 35 km in Dharbanga Airbase.

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