नवोदय विद्यालय समिति
Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti
( An Autonomous Body Under MHRD ) Government Of India
जवाहर नवोदय विद्यालय मयूरभंज
Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Mayurbhanj
Migration of Students for National Integration
The unique feature of Navodaya Vidyalaya Scheme is the Migration of students from one Navodaya Vidyalaya in a particular linguistic region to another Vidyalaya in a different linguistic region, to promote understanding of the diversity and plurality of India’s culture and people.
According to this Scheme, 30 % of children from one JNV are migrated to another JNV at Class-IX level for one academic year.
Migration takes place generally between Hindi Speaking and Non-Hindi Speaking districts. From a modest beginning in 1988-89 with only 2 JNVs and 31 migrated students, the scheme has grown from strength to strength in the last 28 years, making it as one of the greatest success stories in the field of school education in India.
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 is taught in Hindi speaking districts and is linked with the migration of students. In the Hindi speaking districts, the third language taught in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas is the Language of the 30% students migrated to that JNV 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.
Migration Linked
Migration Linked JNV
Basantpur, Bansi
District:
Siddharth-Nagar [UP]
Third Language:
ODIA
Migration Statistics
| वर्ष | आने वाले छात्र | जाने वाले छात्र |
|---|
Migration of Students in 2024-25
| Incoming Students | Outgoing Students | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sl. No. | Name | Gender | Sl. No. | Name | Gender |
| 1. |
AJAY KUMAR |
M | 1. | AYUSH KUMAR SAHU | M |
| 2. | ADARSH DUBEY | M | 2. | NIHAR RANJAN BEHERA | M |
| 3. | AYUSH KANT OHJA | M | 3. | KARAN KUMAR NANDI | M |
| 4. | AMAN MAURYA | M | 4. | ARNAB BARALA | M |
| 5. | DIVYANSH PATEL | M | 5. | YUGESH KUMAR MOHANTA | M |
| 6. | KRISHANA CHAUDHARY | M | 6. | LAXMIDHAR SETHI | M |
| 7. | PRINCE KUMAR | M | 7. | MUKESH BEHERA | M |
| 8. | ANANT PANDEY | M | 8. | SUBHAJIT SETHI | M |
| 9. | AJAY KUMAR | M | 9. | OMM PRAKASH HEMBRAM | M |
| 10. | ROHIT KUMAR | M | 10. | SUSHANT ROUT | M |
| 11. | SACHIN CHURASIYA | M | 11. | AKASH CHAND HANSDAH | M |
| 12. | VIVEK CHURASIYA | M | 12. | GAJENDRA SOREN | M |
| 13. | SURAJ KUMAR | M | 13. | BHAWANI SANKAR BESHARA | M |
| 14. | RAVI CHAUDHARY | M | 14. | SATYARANJAN SINGH | M |
| 15. | DEEPALI SHUKLA | F | 15. | BIPASHA PANDA | F |
| 16. | RIYA PANDEY | F | 16. | SUBHASHMITA MAHAKUD | F |
| 17. | NIHARIKA JENA | F | 17. | BARSHA PRYADARSHINI MAHJI | F |
| 18. | SHIITAL | F | 18. | SUBHASHMITA PRIYADARSHINI DUTTA | F |
| 19. | SHIVANGI | F | 19. | LITTLE PRADHAN | F |
| 20. | NEHA AGRAHRI | F | 20. | DEBASHMITA PATRA | F |
| 21. | STYABHAMA | F | 21. | SABITRI MAJHI | F |
| 22. | YASHI PATEL | F | 22. | MOUSUMI NAYAK | F |
| 23. | AKASH DUBEY | M | 23. | REXANA PURTY | F |