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NEW SAINIK SCHOOLS - Sainik School Society | Ministry of Defence
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NEW SAINIK SCHOOLS

The Government of India has approved an initiative for setting up of 100 new Sainik Schools under Sainik Schools Society, Ministry of Defence on affiliation basis through partnership of States/NGOs/Private partners. These schools will be affiliated to Sainik Schools Society under this Ministry to create a system that combines academic rigour with a degree of discipline to provide increased focus on value-based education which will enable the children to develop pride in the rich culture and heritage of the nation. The aforementioned initiative is expected to meet growing demand for Sainik Schools and provide effective physical, psycho-social, spiritual, intellectual, emotional and cognitive development besides qualitatively improving the youth entering the various walks of life.
  1. While the schools will be set up by private, NGOs, State Government assistance, Government of India assistance will be available in form of fee support for 50% of fees subject to an upper limit of Rs 40,000/- per annum for 50% of class strength or maximum 50 students on Merit-cum-Means basis per year from Class 6 onwards to Class 12.
  2. These Sainik Schools will also have option to allow day scholars with early morning to late evenings timings so that day scholars are able to partake in full day academic and extra-curricular activities.
  3. Teachers of proposed Sainik School will be provided Teachers’ Training under the aegis of Sainik Schools Society.
  4. Each Sainik School will be required to excel in an identified sports in accordance with a system of ‘One School – One Sport’ of the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs
  5. NCC vacancies in JD/JW will be allotted based on the existing policy.
  1. Government or Government aided schools.
  2. Schools run by autonomous organizations under the Government like KVS, NVS, etc.
  3. Schools run by the Government Department directly like Defence, Railways etc.
  4. Schools managed directly by Public Sector Undertakings or by reputed societies of Public Sector Undertakings under the financial control of such Public Sector Undertakings or by Societies formed by such Undertakings.
  5. Schools run by the NGOs/Trusts and Society.
  6. Private Schools.
NOTE:- Allocation would be prioritized based on non-existence of a Sainik School in that district.