| OUR MOTTO: “CHILD ORIENTED EDUCATION & GROOMING” |
| Location: |
AIR FORCE STATION, JAMNAGAR (Nr. Digjam Mills) |
| Date Of Establishment: |
1967 (as MUKHERJEE MEMORIAL SCHOOL) |
| Current Student Strength: |
1648 (Children of Defense Personnel / Pure civilians) |
| Affiliation: |
CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION |
| Classes: |
LKG, UKG (in PRE PRIMARY SCHOOL, AIR FORCE –II)I-XII (In Air force school, AF-I) |
| Streams: |
SCIENCE & COMMERCE |
| Subjects At Board Level: |
| CLASS X: |
| ENGLISH, HINDI, MATHS, SANSKRIT, SCIENCE, SST |
| CLASS XI & XII: |
| SCIENCE STREAM - ENGLISH, HINDI, MATHS, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, COMPUTER SCIENCE, ECONOMICS |
| COMMERCE STREAM : |
| ENGLISH, HINDI, MATHS, BUSINESS STUDIES, ACCOUNTANCY, ECONOMICS, |
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| Medium Of Instruction: |
ENGLISH |
| Our Mission: |
To nurture our young students by providing holistic education, thus helping them evolve into highly talented, socially responsible citizens with a global perspective. |
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| Jamnagar: |
| The city was born as NawaNagar in the hands of Rajputs in 1540. It was ruled continuously by several generations of king Jam and was then known as Jamnagar. Known for its unique “Bandhani art”, this walled city is home to the world’s largest oil refinery. The Bala Hanumanjee temple holds the Guinness Record for the longest ongoing, rendition of “Ram Dhun”. Boasting several tourist attractions, Jamnagar is situated in close proximity to “Dwarka”, “Somnath”, “Sasan Gir” and “Porbandar”. |
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| Air force Station, Jamnagar: |
| Soon after independence, the Nawab of Junagadh fled to Karachi after having been dethroned. Sensing International tension, The Central Government of India decided to deploy a contingent of IAF in Jamnagar with the Maharaja Jamsaheb Sri Digvijay Singh Jadeja Offering the use of his own airfields at Jamnagar & Jamkhambhaliya. Thus was born Air force Station, Jamnagar. It plays a vital role in safeguarding our boundaries in the western sector. |
| The base has an illustrious history of active participation in the Indo-Pak wars in 1965 and in 1971. |
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