Janajyoti Vidyamandir

Janajyoti Vidyamandir
जनज्योति विध्यामन्दिर

Janajyoti Vidyamandir building complex
Qualitaive education today's necessity
Address
Ghorahi, Dang
Rapti
Nepal
Information
Type Private
Established 2054 B.S/1997 A.D.
School district Dang
Chairman Mr.Prakash Sharma
Principal Mr.Pitambar Shah (Preceded by Mr.Hikmat Thapa)
Staff Nearly 60
Number of students More than 2200
Classes Nursery to Grade 10 [About to have High School]
Song Banu Satya Badi by Madhav Prasad Ghimire
Nickname J.J.V.M
Affiliations PABSON
Information 082-561187 / 082562593 {Nepal}

Janajyoti Vidyamandir (Nepali:जनज्योति विध्यामन्दिर) is an English medium boarding school located in Ghorahi, Dang, Nepal. The school was established on 2054 B.S.

The school was founded by only 16 members. It is now one of the top English Boarding Schools in Nepal. Notable teachers include Mr. Jeevan Kumar Acharya (Science), Mr. Yuvraj Yogi (Mathematics), Mr. Madan Raj Regmi (Nepali), Mr. Hikmat Thapa (Optional Maths),Mr. Khem Raj Acharya (Nepali), Mr. Pitambar Shah (English), Mr. Prakash Sharma (Civics) and Mr. Bimal Shrestha (Account, Math).

This school is one of the notable school of Nepal. Despite a lot of students, it has been able to give correct and qualitative education to all. Different facilities that are rarely seen in the other school are found in this school. Drinking water is being continuously provided from its own boring. Science Lab and Computer Lab facilities are available.

This school has remarkable results in S.L.C including district top and Mid-Western Development Region, Nepal top as well.[1] J.J.V.M school has the highest number of students (2200 as of 2072 B.S)[2] [3]in the whole district.The motto of the school is "Qualitative education today's necessity", it also has a science laboratory, a computer lab, clean drinking water, a library, a latrine, and a playground for table tennis and basketball.

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References

  1. ↑ "Google". www.google.com. Retrieved 2016-08-05.
  2. ↑ "sahil shrestha". www.sahilshrestha11.blogspot.com. Retrieved 2016-08-04.
  3. ↑ "Prajwol Neupane". [email protected]. Retrieved 2016-10-04.


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