Are you considering admission for your child into a Navodaya Vidyalaya? Here’s a comprehensive guide to navigating the admission process, addressing key queries and requirements set forth by the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS).
1. Will there be waitlists for vacancies?
NVS will release two waitlists against vacancies that may arise due to various reasons, ensuring transparency and fair opportunity for all applicants.
2. Is possession of an Aadhaar number required for admission?
According to the Aadhaar Act, possessing an Aadhaar number or undergoing Aadhaar authentication is mandatory for admission under the Navodaya Vidyalaya Scheme. If not already enrolled, candidates need to apply for Aadhaar before registration.
3. Is an Aadhaar Card copy mandatory?
Yes, a copy of the Aadhaar Card is mandatory for provisionally selected candidates to secure admission.
4. Does provisional selection guarantee admission?
No, provisional selection does not guarantee admission. Final admission depends on the submission of all required original certificates and meeting the admission criteria.
5. What residential proof is required?
Valid residential proof from the same district where the JNV is located and where the candidate studied Class V must be submitted by parents.
6. Procedure for dispute resolution?
Decisions by NVS regarding disputes are final, with no further correspondence entertained.
7. Is there provision for re-evaluation of answer scripts?
No, there is no provision for re-evaluation or re-totaling of marks due to the computerized result processing system.
8. How to submit the Transfer Certificate (TC)?
The TC should be submitted after document verification and admission confirmation, counter-signed by District Education Authorities.
9. Can candidates choose a JNV other than their residing district?
No, candidates are admitted only to JNVs in their residing district, with no provision for requests based on medium of instruction or parent relocation.
10. How are provisionally selected candidates notified?
Candidates are notified via SMS and speed post to the registered mobile number, with results also posted on the NVS website.
11. Documents required at the time of admission?
Documents include residence proof, birth certificate, and category certificates (if applicable), as per prescribed formats.
12. Requirements for rural quota candidates?
Candidates under the rural quota need a certificate confirming rural schooling during classes III-V.
13. Allocation of rural-open seats?
Seats are allocated block-wise based on rural population, adhering to NVS selection criteria.
14. What additional documents are needed?
These include medical fitness, migration undertaking, disability certificate (if applicable), and category/community certificates.
15. Admission process deadline for 2025-26?
The entire admission process will conclude by December 31, 2025, with provisions for adjustments due to administrative reasons.
16. Can students be migrated across language-speaking states?
Students may be migrated for one academic year based on language criteria, as per NVS guidelines.
17. Reservation for Divyang children?
Reserved seats are available for Divyang children, certified by medical authorities under Government of India norms.
18. Percentage of seats reserved for rural candidates?
At least 75% of seats in each district are reserved for candidates from rural areas.
19. Can TC be applied for before admission confirmation?
It’s advisable to apply for TC only after admission confirmation to avoid provisional status complications.
20. Proof of date of birth required?
A copy of the Birth Certificate issued by the relevant Government Authority is required as proof of date of birth.
