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INTRODUCTION

The Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith, Deoghar is an

Ashrama. It has a residential Senior Secondary School for

boys of classes VI to XII. It is administered by the monks of

the Ramakrishna Order, under the direct control and

guidance of the Headquarters of the Ramakrishna Mission

at Belur Math, Howrah, West Bengal.

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Vidyapith was honoured with the National Award

for outstanding work in the field of Child Welfare by the

Government of India in 1986. It functions according to the

ideas and ideals of education propounded by Swami

Vivekananda.

Being inspired by Swami Turiyananda, one of the

closest disciples of Bhagawan Sri Ramakrishna, some

young monks took initiative and started this school in 1922.

They began with only three students in a small house at

Mihijam in the then Bihar State. However, soon after in

1923, when Mihijam was found inconvenient, the school

was ultimately shifted to Deoghar, and permanently

founded on a piece of land where it now exists.

Vidyapith officially came under the authority of the

Ramakrishna Mission in 1924. It became a High School in

1929. Later, it grew into a Higher Secondary School

affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education,

New Delhi in 1964. And its first batch of students appeared

at the class XI Board examination in 1967.

With the abolition of the Higher Secondary (XI)

system and introduction of the Secondary (X) Plus 2 (Senior

Secondary) system by the Central Board, Vidyapith was

eventually reverted to a Secondary School in 1975.

Continuing for 25 years as such, it was finally upgraded to

a Senior Secondary School under the same Board in 2000.

Grappling with numerous adversities, the seed which was

sown almost nine decades ago has now evolved into an

esteemed Multi-purpose Model Educational Institution.

OBJECT

Education, in order to be effective and fruitful, must

be “Man-making”, that is, it must bring about an integrated

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development of personality in a student. This can be

achieved only if a student is being brought up in a congenial

atmosphere. Swami Vivekananda had prescribed the

Gurukula system of education for the purpose. Vidyapith

has therefore taken resort to this ancient system, making it

suitable for the students of modern times.

Beside the stipulated academic education, Vidyapith

offers training to become active, self-reliant and moral. In

a word, it imparts education to build character in line with

the ideal of sacrifice and service which is absolutely

necessary for Nation building. Contributions of its ex-

students in different fields amply speak of the values they

absorbed during their stays in the peaceful environment

of Vidyapith.

LOCATION AND CLIMATE

Located at Baidyanath Dham, Jharkhand, one of the

famous places of

Shaiva pilgrimage

in India, and only

7 kilometres from

Jasidih Jn. (E. Rly.),

from where both

train and auto

rickshaw services

are available, the

R a m a k r i s h n a

Mission Vidyapith

affords its young

pupils an opportunity to live in a pollution free, green and

spiritually elevating atmosphere. It is in Ramakrishna

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Nagar, a quiet place with beautiful natural surroundings

with villages and agricultural areas within walking

distance. A popular health resort with bracing climate,

Deoghar contributes significantly towards a healthy growth

and development of Vidyapith students.

ADMINISTRATION

The institution is governed by a Managing

Committee appointed by the Governing Body of the

Ramakrishna Mission, P.O. Belur Math, Dt. Howrah, West

Bengal. Its day-to-day administrative work is carried out

by the monks placed in its various departments under the

leadership of a monk who is the Principal-cum-Secretary.

AFFILIATION AND SESSION

Vidyapith is permanently affiliated to the Central

Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. After qualifying

in the All India Secondary School Examination (X) of the

Board, boys, if permitted, may continue their studies in it

for All India Senior School Certificate Examination (XII).

Boys newly admitted to classes VI and XI join Vidyapith in

March/April and June respectively.

ADMISSION

Ø Request for admission, which is to be made in the

printed application form issued by Vidyapith, must

reach the Secretary on or before the stipulated date.

Detailed guidelines in this regard are provided in the

leaflet “General Information for Admission”. Faulty

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or incomplete information in the Admission Form will

not be accepted, and will therefore stand cancelled

automatically.

Ø There is no provision for reservation of seat in Vidyapith.

Ø Selected candidates will have to submit the Transfer

Certificate within 15 days of admission positively.

Ø Any chronic disease (including habitual bed wetting) is

held as bar to admission.

Ø Boys later discovered physically unfit or harmful by

nature are liable to lose their seats, even after joining

the school.

Ø Results of the boys not selected for 2nd phase screening

test and not qualified in the final screening for

admission will not be intimated.

In matters of any dispute the decision of the Secretary

will be final and binding.

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION

Besides Hindi, Bengali and Sanskrit, all other subjects

are taught in English Medium.

STAFF

A monastic member of the Ramakrishna Order is in-

charge of the School. He is assisted by a body of efficient

teaching and non-teaching staff.

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CURRICULUM AND SPECIAL COACHING

The School offers courses as per the curricula of the

Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi.

Computer, Music, and Art are offered as craft subjects.

Sanskrit is compulsorily taught up to class VIII.

There is an arrangement of special coaching by a

professional group for Senior Secondary students. This is

offered in order to prepare students for Joint Entrance

Examinations of Engineering and Medical courses in the

premier institutions of the country.

EXAMINATION

Individual attention, as far as practicable, is given to

every student. Continuous evaluation and periodical

examinations are conducted. Results along with reports of

conduct are sent to the guardians.

CANDIDATES FOR THE FINAL EXAMINATION

It is at the discretion of the Secretary whether or not to

allow the candidates of AISS (X) and AISSC (XII)

examinations to stay in Vidyapith after their Test

Examinations are over. The Centre of the Final Examination

is determined by the C.B.S.E., New Delhi. For Vidyapith, it

is mostly some local school reachable within a few minutes.

SCHOOL TERMS AND HOLIDAYS

The School functions in four terms. The first term is

roughly from the first week of April to the first/second

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week of May. The second term begins from the last week of

June and continues till Durga Puja while the third term

starts immediately after Deepavali to mid December. The

fourth term is from mid of January to the end of the Annual

examination (in the month of March for classes 6 to 10 and

February for class 11).

In addition to the summer, winter and Puja Vacations,

there are about 15 more national as well as local holidays.

During these holidays, boys are not allowed to leave the

campus, unless there is special permission from the

appropriate authority. Under all circumstances, the right

to change or modify the terms, vacations and holidays

remains with the Secretary only.

FEES AND CHARGES

The detailed information regarding fees and charges

is available at the Accounts section of the Institution. They

are alterable as and when situation demands according to

exigencies.

SCHOLARSHIP FOR ECONOMICALLYINSOLVENT AND MERITORIOUS STUDENTS

Details available at the office. Please contact.

HOSTEL

There are eleven dormitories in the Secondary section.

Boys are placed in them according to their classes. There is

a “Dham-sevak” in each dormitory selected from among

them, who maintains close contact with rest of the boys.

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They are trained in various

ways to take care of

themselves, so that they can

inculcate the values which

may be useful in their life

afterwards. Therefore,

responsibility and

management of these

dormitories are given largely in their hands. The Dham-

sevak keeps watch on the general health, cleanliness,

behaviour and manners of the boys. They maintain

discipline during the study hours there.

There are provisions for indoor games and cultural

activities, in which they can participate as and when

opportunities arrive. The onus of organizing the cultural

activities lies on them. Wardens, teachers and monks who

happen to live with them as their custodians provide all

sorts of support and guidance in their efforts. Boys are also

taught to serve in the dining hall as well as in the temple

by turns.

The senior secondary students similarly live in a

separate campus with four dormitories (hostels), prayer

hall, dining hall, Boys’ store etc. They have a separate set

of infrastructure and arrangements for keeping physically

fit through sports and games, both indoor and outdoor.

ROUTINE

Timings of the routine are subject to change with theseasons. Classes are held daily in two sessions, namely themorning session and the afternoon session. The morningsession begins with an Assembly which starts with a hymn

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from the Upanishad and ends with a pledge, having apatriotic song, recitation of a quotation from SwamiVivekananda’s work and a reading of the news headlinesin between. The afternoon session begins only with the sameUpanishadic hymn as in the morning. There is a recess forten minutes in each session after completion of its first twoperiods.

No morning session is held on Wednesdays, it being ahalf-day for the school. The regular activities of the routineinclude morning and evening prayers in the AshramaTemple, morning drill, yoga and gymnastics, exercises,sports and games in the afternoon, house duties andconducted morning and evening studies before and afterthe school hours. According to the statutory norm ofVidyapith, all students have to compulsorily abide by itsdaily routine, until and unless they are, temporarily givenpartial or total exemption from it by an appropriateauthority for reasons exceptional.

In spite of the best possible attention, boysoccasionally meet with accidental injuries during theirplaytime as well as other physical activities, or sufferfrom diseases and psychological problems. TheVidyapith administration cannot be held responsible forany such contingency, even if it unfortunately amountsto be fatal. Vidyapith, needless to mention, does itsutmost according to its capacity duly informing theparents / guardians untill they personally come and takeover the case.

FOOD

Every effort is being made to serve a balanced and

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wholesome food to the boys. Variations are brought in it,keeping their likes and dislikes in view as far as practicable.Two meals and two refreshments are served daily.Provisions are made for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian eaters. They are constituted with the coursesmade of seasonal vegetables and fruits, fish, egg, meat,bakery products, confectionery and many otherdomestically prepared items. Vidyapith has a reasonablylarge dairy farm. Boys are served milk and curd from itsproduction three times a day. Likewise, the needs of bakeryproducts are met from its own bakery.

All inmates of the Ashrama take their meals togetherin a common dining hall.

CLOTHES AND OTHER BELONGINGS

For identification, boys should prominently mark theirbelongings such as clothes, footwear etc. with their initialsor full names. They must take care of their own objects.Vidyapith will not be responsible for the loss of any articlebelonging to them. It will, however, provide assistance toboys, in order to ensure their safety and security. Hostel,School and Drill Uniforms will be supplied by the Vidyapithat guardians’ expenses. Articles as listed below are to besupplied by the guardians themselves. Replacements, ifnecessary, will be made by the school, but the guardianshave to bear their costs. No articles other than the onesmentioned in the list should be sent or supplied to the boysever, without the express permission from the Secretary.Violation of this norm incurs disciplinary action.

All the utility materials required by boys for staying inHostel are supplied by Vidyapith at the guardian’s cost.

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The school and Dham (Dormitory) uniforms, greenbed covers, full and half sleeve navy blue woollen sweaters,mufflers, caps, half-sleeve vests, shawls, dhotis, panjabis(kurtas), black shorts, keds will be supplied by the Vidyapithat the expenses of the guardians. Other requisites such astrunk (24"), satranchi (dari), toshak (mattress), quilt withcover and mosquito curtain (for 6ft x 2 ½ ft cot), pillowwith 2 covers, comb, mirror, chappal, one pair of blackleather shoes, and battery (dry cell) operated torch are tobe supplied by the guardians. Guardians are advised toprovide their wards with two pieces of spectacles as it isdifficult to repair or replace eyeglasses in Deogharimmediately.

VALUE EDUCATION

The students are madeacquainted with theessential ideas of UniversalReligion as taught by SriRamakrishna and SwamiVivekananda. Theinstitution relies much onthe power of a spiritualatmosphere fordevelopment of the boys. It believes in the philosophy ofsimple living and high thinking in line with India’s nationalideal. It deems morality as the mainstay of the character ofa student.

DISCIPLINE

Perfectly disciplined and morally strong children arethe most valuable assets of a nation. Cooperation ofguardians is necessary to cultivate these qualities, in order

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to raise them as good citizens. To teach discipline is vitalfor a school. Boys could be better educated putting a senseof self-discipline and self-respect, placing trust in theirintrinsic ability. Boys who have an aptitude for leadershipare given opportunities to organize events.

PHYSICAL TRAINING,GAMES & SPORTS

Vidyapith has adequatefacilities of play grounds andother infrastructure forgames and sports. There arefifteen football grounds, fourvolleyball courts, twobasketball courts, besides anumber of venues for indoorgames and gymnasiums.

Students take part inregular morning open-air fitness drill and physical trainingunder the guidance of qualified instructors. Outdoor gameslike Football, Basketball, Cricket, Volleyball, Badminton etc.are played regularly in the afternoon. There are provisionsfor learning Table Tennis, Karate, Yoga and Gymnasticstoo. Games are compulsory for all. Vidyapith conductsvarious competitions andtournaments for the boysevery year.

Boys interested inswimming can make use ofa modern Swimming Pool.If willing, they can learnregularly from a visiting

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expert trainer. Special care is taken with advancedtechnology to keep the water of the Swimming Pool cleanand free from contamination.

OUTING AND EXCURSION

Once in a year boys go out classwise on long trips andexcursions for educational purposes. Adequate number ofteachers and other responsible persons escort them on suchtours and excursion.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY

Creative activitiesbeside the academic affairsplay an important role inthe personalitydevelopment of a boy.Bearing this in mind,programmes of various co-curricular activities areframed. Boys canparticipate in them according to their preferences. Thereare provisions for gardening, vocal and instrumental music,drawing and painting, modelling, literary work, recitationsand elocution, debate and discussion, quiz, drama, project

work, science exhibition etc.

Wall magazines areanother special feature.Boys prepare them class-wise / hostel-wise anddisplay them before theirclass rooms and sometimes

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before their dormitories forpublic view. They aregenerally done whilecelebrating occasions ofnational importance.Moreover, an annual school

magazine containing poems,stories, paintings and articlesfrom boys and teaching aswell as non-teaching staff ispublished and released aspart of the annual

celebration of Vidyapith.

ENTERTAINMENT

This institution has many ways of entertaining the boys.Among them, documentary shows, selected TVprogrammes of educational values, good films andrecorded serials such as The Ramayana and TheMahabharata are a few to mention.

LIBRARY

The central library ofthe Ashrama lies in thesecondary section of theschool. Being considerablyold, it has a reasonably richand good collection ofbooks and periodicals,

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their number going beyond 24500 now. The comparativelynew library at the senior secondary section has more than3500 books, on subjects useful to the senior boys. Altogether6 daily newspapers and 42 Journals in different languagesare subscribed in the libraries. Boys are encouraged to makemaximum use of the library facility. They have theirstipulated period for the purpose.

PRIZE DITRIBUTION AND ANNUAL CELEBRATION

Functions for distribution of prizes for excellentperformances in academic and co-curricular activities,sports and games,discharge of daily dutiesare organized in largescales, inviting importantpersonalities as guests.They are attended byguardians and otherinvitees in considerablenumbers.

The Annual Celebration is the most importantfunction of Vidyapith. Held in January-February everyyear, it marks almost the end of a session, annualexamination following soon. Among other things, boyspresent various colourful shows before the audiencecomprising of a good number of ex-students, guardians,VIPs and invitees. One of the most attractive presentationsby the boys on this occasion is the public display of drilland daring sporting feats. An ex-student re-union and acultural programme of the boys with the ex-students drawa conclusion to the annual celebration.

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Many other significant occasions like Janmastami,Holi, Independence Day, Birthdays of Sri Ramakrishna, SriSarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda, Shivaratri, andSaraswati Puja are also observed with much enthusiasm.Boys put up cultural programmes staging interestingdramas on some of these days.

Off and on, well known academicians, scientists,scholars, musicians, sportsmen and senior monks of theRamakrishna Order visit Vidyapith and intimately interactwith the boys, giving them exposures to different importantaspects of knowledge outside their curriculum whichindeed help them to grow mature.

EXHIBITION

An exhibition employing all departments of the schoolis organised every alternate year. All students and teachersparticipate in it. It continues consecutively for three days.Other schools are also invitedto join. Important guests comefor its inaugural ceremonyand they deliver speeches. Ateam of judges go round theexhibition and make theirassessments for awards to theinnovative exhibits. Localschool children with their teachers, family members ofVidyapith boys and a lot of other people come to visit.

MEDICAL FACILITIES AND HEALTH

The institution has a well-equipped infirmary underthe able supervision of qualified physicians (Allopathic aswell as Homeopathic) and a monk-in-charge. In the event

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of a boy requiring special and expert treatment beyond thecapacity of the school clinic, guardians are advised to havethe patient treated at home. In the case of any serious illness,every possible effort is made to inform the concernedguardian at the earliest.

VACATION

The Vidyapith remains closed in Summer for a monthand a half (May-June), for Durga Puja, Dusherah & Diwalietc. about 3 weeks (October), for Winter, a little more thana couple of weeks (December-January) and after theacademic year-end (February/March) for about ten days.During these periods boys have to vacate the Vidyapithhostel. Accordingly, notices spelling out the exact dates andtimes in details with regard to the vacations are sent to theguardians well in advance, so that they can arrange thedepartures and arrivals of their wards conveniently. Boyshave to return from home one day before the re-opening ofthe school after a vacation. If a boy fails to do so withoutvalid reason he has to pay a fine for the unwarranted delay.

If a boy suffers from any contagious disease at home,he should not be sent back without a clearance certificatefrom a competent medical practitioner. Boys aren’tgenerally permitted to go home before the holidays begin.If a guardian cannot come personally, he must formallyauthorise another reliable person to collect and escort hisward. No boy is allowed to leave the premises of theVidyapith without the express permission of Vidyapithauthority.

TRAVELLING ARRANGEMENTS

Guardians must confirm their wards’ journeysdirectly to the Secretary on receipt of the Vacation Notice.

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All information about the students’ going home shouldcome directly to the Secretary and not through the wards.

LEAVE REGULATIONS

Leave of absence to a student is granted to a studentonly on the following grounds:-

1) Serious illness or death of a very near relative.2) A religious ceremony in which his presence is

indispensable.

Applications for such leave should be sent by theparents or guardians well in advance.

WITHDRAWALS

If a guardian wants to withdraw his ward during thesession, he is requested to note that entire amountdeposited at the time of Admission is non-refundable. Incase the withdrawal is made after the month of Augustthen he will be liable to pay compensation at of Rs. 2500/-(Rs. 500.00 extra per month from August to December).

If a guardian wants to withdraw his ward from thenext session, i.e. from March/April, he should convey hisdecision in writing by the 31st January. In view of non-provision for any kind of lateral admission to this school,the guardian will have to pay a compensation ofRs. 6000.00 extra if the letter reaches the office after the31st January.

REMOVAL

The Secretary is fully empowered by the Discipline sub-

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committee to remove a student on grounds of grossdisobedience and misconduct, or, in his opinion, if thestudent has failed to accept the norms of discipline of theinstitution and his stay is considered to be detrimental toother students. The parent/guardian may be asked towithdraw his ward also, if he fails to come up to theacademic standard of his class due to negligence in studyas well as on the grounds such as:

a) Serious moral lapses,

b) Leaving the school premises without permission fromthe competent authority,

c) Grave insubordination, bragging, stealing or extortion,defying Vidyapith authority,

d) Habitual bed-wetting,

e) False information of any type furnished in Applicationform,

f) Failing to secure pass-mark in the Annual Examinationtwice during the stay at Vidyapith,

g) Involvement in Politics.

The decision of the Secretary is final and binding insuch situation as mentioned above.

IMPORTANT

1a) IN MATTERS OF DISPUTE OF ANY KIND, THEDECISION OF THE SECRETARY WILL BE FINAL ANDBINDING.

b) ALL LEGAL MATTERS ARE SUBJECT TO THEJURISDICTION OF DEOGHAR COURT.

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2. ALL CORRESPONDENCE IS TO BE MADE TO THESECRETARY ONLY.

TRAINING AND THE SCHOOL

Full co-operation of the parents and guardians isessential in order to attain the high academic standard aswell as sublime ideals and aims of the Vidyapith. Parentsare requested to keep an eye on their wards so that the idealsas stated in the foregoing pages are followed by the boys intheir home too. Their wards should devote at least sometime every day to prayer and serious study. Early rising,good manners and gentlemanly behaviour, truthfulnessand cleanliness, dignity of labour etc. should always beobserved at home. Boys should not be allowed to be in badcompany either through friends or TV or Internet. Theyshould not be allowed to see Cinema/T.V. shows or surfingthe Internet except those meant for students. Unless theguardians have full faith in the educational ideals of theVidyapith, and unless full co-operation as a team isreceived from them, the training in the Vidyapith for theformation of character of the boys cannot be effective. Lackof co-operation on the part of guardians would imply thatthey do not want real development of their wards andthis may result in the failure of the boys to adjust andconsequently their ultimate removal from the institution.

Food parcels from parents are strictly not allowed; ifsuch are to be sent to any boy, the same should be handedover at the office of the Chief Warden.

VISIT OF PARENTS

Parents or guardians may visit the Vidyapith once in a

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month to see their wards and that too after securingpermission of the Secretary in advance. If they desire theymay stay in the Vidyapith guest-house subject to availabilityof accommodation.

During each visit parents/guardians are advised totake feedback from the Chief Warden and Principalregarding their wards’ disciplinary and academic progress.

COMMUNICATION

All boys write to their parents or guardians on everySunday. Postcards are supplied by Vidyapith. All incomingand outgoing letters are checked because of obviousreasons.

TELEPHONE CALLS

Parents and guardians are not usually allowed to talkwith the boys over phone. If there is any urgency, the callhas to be made to the office and not to the ward. The timingsfor calls to the Vidyapith Office are between 10 A.M. and11 A.M. and between 3.00 P.M. and 4.00 P.M.

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Senior Secondary SectionSenior Secondary SectionSenior Secondary SectionSenior Secondary SectionSenior Secondary Section

INFORMATION

[If any contradiction/mismatch arises regarding information

given herein and the preceding section of prospectus, the

information detailed in this section should be considered as

final and correct.]

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INTRODUCTION

The Senior Secondary section was started in the year

2000. Swami Vivekananda wanted to revive ancient

gurukula-system of education matching with the needs and

nuances of the day. In fact, this has become a boon for the

students trying to get into the Plus-2 category of our

education system. Boys of Vidyapith have consistently been

proving their excellence in the final AISSC Examination.

STAFF

The staff of Vidyapith comprises persons having

excellent academic attainments. They are motivated with

Swami Vivekananda’s twin ideals of sacrifice and service.

Apart from preparing the boys for Senior Secondary

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examinations, the dedicated teachers, guest lecturers and

visiting professors apply every possible effort to make them

ready to encounter various entrance examinations that will

open avenues for professional courses and advanced

studies after senior secondary.

CURRICULUM

The curriculum for senior secondary classes is

prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education,

New Delhi. The Vidyapith imparts education in the Science

stream only.

For available subject combinations please refer to the

APPLICATION FORM FOR ADMISSION IN CLASS XI.

SPECIAL COACHING FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMS

Special coaching for JEE - Mains and Advanced, AIIMS,

CBSE-PMT etc. is provided to interested boys by competent

and experienced teachers. Coaching classes are normally

held at extra-time beyond school hours. The charges (extra)

for this coaching programme have to be borne by the

guardian of the student concerned. Classes may be held

during some vacations also.

Regular weekly and monthly tests are conducted to

monitor the progress of students in the coaching classes.

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Two types of coaching are presently provided :

Engineering : Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

Medical : Physics, Chemistry and Biology

LIBRARY

In addition to the Central Library for all the inmates

of Vidyapith, a separate Library–cum–reading room is

provided exclusively for the senior secondary school boys.

The library contains books and journals and magazines

which are conducive to healthy development of their

personalities.

ADMISSION

Boys appearing for class X examination may collect

application forms for admission to Plus-2 in the first week

of February.

The best students from Deoghar Vidyapith are

usually given first preference for admission to Senior

Secondary course, provided that they fulfil the criteria

determined by the authority of the Institution. They are

only given admission on the basis of their conduct at

Vidyapith and academic performance in classes IX and X.

Results of a Written Examination followed by a

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‘viva-voce’ test (and Result of 10th standard examination)

conducted by various Boards are taken into account while

ascertaining selection of boys. Classes for XI will

commences in the month of June. In any case, their

admission to class XI will not be regularised before the

publication of class X Board Results.

FEES AND CHARGES: Vide notification circulated at the

Office during submission of Admission form.

PRAYER

Morning and evening prayers are an integral part

of Vidyapith life. They help the students make their minds

disciplined and strong. The prayers consist of singing

hymns and devotional songs - chanting from the Gita, the

Upanishads and other important texts; meditation and

reading of holy books. The aim of such exercises is to

maintain a spiritual atmosphere conducive to moral and

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intellectual development of young minds.

EXAMINATION

Examinations are conducted in each term, in order

to assess the academic progress of students. Results along

with the conduct-reports of students are sent to respective

guardians.

HOSTEL

As mentioned in the beginning, the Senior Secondary

students stay in a separate campus with four dormitories

(hostels), prayer hall, dining hall, library, medical facilities,

gymnasiums, and provisions of indoor as well as outdoor

games and sports, exclusively meant for them.

CLASSES

Classes for senior secondary section are organized

in two sessions of four periods each. Other aspects are also

the same as that of the Secondary Section narrated in

previous section.

UNIFORM

There are four kinds of uniform, namely for use in

the school, at the hostel, during plays and for attending

prayers. The list of other articles required for staying in

the hostel is provided at the time of admission.

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