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NOTIFICATION NO. 6 / 2004 Nagaland Board of School Education Kohima q P , R D o f SCH o q . K C y H lM A MST OF INSTITUTIONS RE(JISTEREI) WII H NBSE i i l i ii' ,„d Y,o«'0' NOTIFICATION NO. 6 / 2004 Nagaland Board of School Education Kohima NOTIFICATION NO. 6/2004 Dated Kohima, (he 1st Marcli 2004 NO. NBI' 2/EX R IC ()(i/2()04 'The list uf institutions (Schools and C olleges) registered witli the Nagaland Board of School Hdiication are hereby notified tor information of all the concerned Students from this list of institutions only shall be allowed to sil a( the following Board’s examinations ; 1. Higher Secondary School Leaving ( ertificate Examination (Class 12) 2. Class 11 f^romotion Examination 3. High School leaving Certificate Examination (Class 10) 4. Class 9 Promotion Examination 5. Elementary School Leaving Examination (Class-8) Note: The students from the schools permitted and recognised by the School Education Department are allowed to appear at the Elementary Schcx)l Leaving Examination (Class-8). Middle schools (Government and private) which are upgrading their classes with the permission of the School Education Department and for the first time have students in Class -8 are to apply to the Board with a copy of the upgradation order, enrolment of Class 8 in the prescribed form no. I for the purpose of allotment of examination centre before 31st March of each academic year lK i (Mrs. Nini Meru) Chairman Nagaland Board of School Education Kohima NOTIFICATION NO. 35 /M02 Dated Kohima, the 5th Nov. 2002 NO NBfi 2/BX KECOG/2002 ; In the interest of the public and the educational institutions, it is hereby notified that A. (i) an individual or a trust desiring to star! an educational institution shall first seek prior permission from the concerned authority, (ii) anyone starting an institution without prior f)ermission ol the concerned authority is doing so at their own risk as the students from such institutions shall not be allowed to appear at any of the Board's examinations nor shall they be allowed to be admitted in any of the registered schools of the IDepartment. The Department shall not be responsible for the damage done to the academic career of the students from such institutions, (iii) the authority to grant approval/pennissiotv for upgradation of schools at different stages are : [. Permission for opening new Director of School Education, institutions and granting of Nagaland, Kohima recognition upto primary stage (Classes 1 to 4) for both government and private. 2. Permission and recognition upto middle stage (Classes 5 to -do- 8) for both government and private 3. Upgradation to secondary level -do (Classes 9, 10, 11 & 12) for government schools. 4. Permission and recognition Secretary, Nagaland Board of for secondary level (Classes School Education, Kohima. (for 9,10,11 & 12) for private further information, refer schools. General Rules) Applications for opening of schools, upgnidalion of schools and recognition of schools should be submitted at leasts (eight ) months ahead of the academit session to the concerned authority, (i V) the authority to accord approval of name or transfer ol ownersliip of the sclio( >1 is the State Education Committee, (arrangement should be made so that change or transfer is effective from the heginning of an academic year). B Schools running upto a particular stage shall not add additional classes beyond that stage without prior permission from the appropriate authority. For instance, a government middle school shall not add class 9 and above without the approval of the Director of School Education and a private middle scht>ol shall not add class 9 and above without the prior permission of the Board. Any school adding additional classes without the specific order of the concerned authority shall he doing so at their own risk, as these students shall not he allowed to appear at the Board's examinations. C. The Jurisdiction of the Nagaland Board of School Education is the st ate of Nagaland only. Any institution outside the state of Nagaland claiming to be under the Nagaland Board of School Education is false. Students seeking admission in such institutions are doing so at their own risk, as they shall not be allowed to appear any exammation under this Board. D. (i) Selection test for HSLC Examination shall be conducted for students of registered permitted schools only. (ii) the candidature of a student for the Board’s examinations are based on the enrolment as on 1st April for classes 8,9 and 10 and 1st July for classes 11 and 12. (iii) A student intending to appear class 9 Promotion Examination or at the HSIX Examination must produce his/her registration number/pass certificate. E. District Education Officer shall not grant pennission to students from schools which are not registered with the School Education Department to sit for Elementary School I.eaving Examination, Class 9 Promotion Examination nor the Selection Test of HSLC Examination. 1\aMA fhiM ' — (Mrs. Nini Meru) Secretary A. N UM BER OF IN S n i UTrONS (DLS I R IC I & ( ATKGORYWLSE) -C! c/} § ^ bil) r—H I i/j (50 8 * H S 8 > c/D SI no D islricl ,.a x i C o > a bi) o X3 w c/5 0 O a C/1 Ibttil O U u a . a T3 un i 1 (U | m) WJ M <D O C o C Hpi a. ^ CJ mh 1 > O W O g fl) OJ o c O O LTl c/3 a- C J Cl, 1 D im apui 1 1 1 14 26 39 91 11 2 K ohim a J 9 30 92 11 3 Mokokchung 2 15 () 13 9 45 3 4 Mon 1 9 1 3 8 22 5 Phek 1 18 2 8 5 34 2 Tuensang 1 22 8 14 45 4 1 Wokha 1 HI 6 9 25 2 8 Zunheboto 1 10 3 2 15 31 - 9 116 36 95 129 385 34 A. Recognised Schools i) Govt. Hr. Sec. Schools 9 li) Govt. High Schools I It) lii) Private Hr. Sec.Schools 36 iv) Ptivate High Schools 95 Total 256 B. Permitted Schools 129 GraiidTotalofA&B 385 Colleges 34 B. Number of Govt, and Private Institiition.s with Higher Secondary (Streaniwise) [ i) Schools -45 li) ('ol leges - 34 Iblal 79 II SI.No. District Arts Science Commerce Total 1. Dimapur 23 8 8 39 2. Kohima 16 6 5 27 3. Mokokchung 8 5 1 14 4. Mon 3 I - 4 5. Phek 5 1 - 6 6. Tuensang 5 1 - 6 7. Wokha 4 1 5 %. Zunheboto 4 2 1 7 68 25 15 108 Note The figures given in this table indicate only the number of courses or streams being offered in the institutions. These figures will not tally with the number of registered schools and colleges (i.e. 79) as an institution may have two or three streams. GOVi: HIGHER SECONDARY SC HOOIS Namt* of the Schools Regcl. no. Stream I ( Jovt Higher Set ondaiy School, G/HK)I Arfs, Science I )iiriapur, I )itiiapiii 797 11 2, * < Jovl. Ilighei Secondary School, (i/KK)'- Arts, Sciencc (Miek. Phck 79/108 ^ (lovl Ihgliei Secondary School, fJ/1003 Al ls, Science I iH'^nsang, luensang /9H6I2. 4 ( Jovt 11 ighei Sec( )ndai y Schoi d, ( i/1 (K )4 Alls, Science Mon, Mon - 7986? 1 5 < lovt Highei Secondaiy School, 0/1005 rornrnerce, Science Kohiina, Kohimu 7<)7(KU 6 Mayangnokcha Higher Secondsy School, G/1033 (^.omrnerce. Science Mokokchung, Mokokchung - 798601. 7 Senayangba Higher vSecondary St hool. i J/1037 Arts, Science Ungma, Post Box No. 17, Mokokchung - 798601 8 Ciovt. Higher Secondary Schot)l, (J/1090 Arts, Science Wokha, Wokha 797111. 9 (lovt. Higher Secondary School, ( J/1093 Arts, Science Zunheboto, ZAinheboto - 798620 GOVT, HIGH SCHOOIS DIMAPUR DISTRICT Name of the Schools Regd.no. Name of the Schools Regd.iio. I Govi High Si'hool G/1()I9 7 Govt. High School, G/I()2i Piirana Bazar, Akahuto, B P (). Pinila Dimapur 797112 Via Chumukedima 797103 2. G»)vt High School, G/1020 8 Govt. High School, ( J/1026 Diphupar, 4‘'’ Mile, Niuland, PO. Niiiland, Dimapur- 797112 Via Chumukedima 797103 3. Govt. High School, G/1021 9 Govt. High School, ( i/1027 Chumukeclima, Dhansiripar, B PO Doyapur, Chumukedima 797103 P.O. Dimapur 797112. 4. Govl High School, G/1022 10. Govt. High School, G/1114 Medziphema, Nihoto, B.PO. Showuba, Medziphenia - 797106. P.O. Dimapur 797112. 3. Govt. High School, G/1023 11. Govt. High School, G/II19 Molvom, Singrijan, P.O. Mediiphema 797 PO. Dimapur 797112. 6. Govt. High School, G/1024 Kuhuboto, PO. Dimapur - 797112 KQHIMA DISTRICT 1. Govt Hi gh School, G /1 (K)6 6 Govt. High School, G/IOl I Seikhazou, Kohima, Chunlikha, Kohima - 797001. PO Tserninyu- 797109. 2. Govt H i gh School, G/ 1 (K)7 7 Govt. liigh School, G/1012 Jotsoma, Pughoboto, B.PO, Pughoboto, PO, Science College 797002. PO. Kohima ~ 797001 3. TM. Govt High School, G/1(K)8 8 John Govt High School, (3/1013 Post Box No 74, Viswema, Kohima 797001. PO Kohima 797001 4 Govt Higii School, G/1009 9 Govt High School, (i/!014 Chiechama, Sen deny II, Chiechama- 79710.5 P.O. I seminyii - 797109. 5. Govt High School, G/IOlO 10, Govt High School, (j/I0I5 Tseminyu, Bolsa, Tserninyu -797109. PO. Chiechama 79710‘i. Niiiie of the Schools Regfl.no. Name of the Schools Regd.no. II, G»vt. High School, G/1016 18 Govl Jligh School, G/1032 Kgwema, B.F’O. Kigwema, lalukie, P. ) Kohima 797(K)1 Jalukie - 797110 \ l.
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