Maharishi Vidya Mandir Ratanpur

MVM Ratanpur Alumni Meet
23rd July 2022 at Maharishi Vidya Mandir Ratanpur Campus, Bhopal.

To register yourself, you need to fill this google form and pay Rs.100/- as registration fee.

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Jai Guru Dev..

Very happy for the students of our school, we are posting the names of the charming stars who obtained FULL 10.0 CGPA in their 10th Board and made us Proud..

There are 29 students who brought glory to our school by getting 100% score..
Congratulations to all of these for their success and amazing results..
God Bless them and Best of luck for their future..

ABHANSI SHARMA
ADITYA SINGH THAKUR
AKHILESH PRAJAPATI
ANKIT SAHU
ANKIT VERMA
ARPIT RAJ KHARE
ATUL KUMAR RATHORE
DEEPAK SINGH VERMA
DEVASHISH BHARADWAJ
GUNJAN MISHRA
GYANENDRA KUMAR DWIVEDI
HARSHA DUBEY
HRITIKA MARAN
MEGHA ROSHAN
MOHIT KUMAR PATEL
NEHA VERMA
NIKITA GIRI
NITIN SINGH
PALLAVI PUROHIT
PRACHI MARKANDEY
PREETI PRAJAPATI
PRIYESH DUBEY
RICHA MEGHANI
SAHIL SHIVA
SEEMANT PATEL
SHREY JAIN
UPENDRA KUMAR SHRIVASTAVA
VINISHA PATHAK
YASHASHVI GUPTA

Jai Guru Dev..

With 30 Students obtaining 10.0 CGPA,
and 74 students obtaining equal to or more than 9.0 CGPA
in the CBSE Class 10th Board Results..

We are very proud to announce the results..
Heartly congratulations to all the students and very very best of luck for their future..

Names of our Stars to be posted soon..

Jai Guru Dev..!!

Exams are on and there's a lot of stress among students..
The tension for completing syllabus, for revision, for competition etc.. there are a lot of things to get students distressed

We are sharing 5 fantastic methods to overcome stress and do well in the exam..
This methods will help you a lot in avoiding stress if it is on you..!

1. Be organised

If you find out exactly what you're facing, you can work out a plan for dealing with it, and this will go a long way towards putting your mind at ease. Get hold of the right information from the start. Make sure you know how you will be examined, and what you'll be examined on. If you can, get a copy of the syllabus. Catch up with anything you've missed, so that you've got all your notes up to date.

Find out about the resources available to help you. School and university teachers are an expert resource, although they may not have a lot of time to give you. There are also many good revision guides, TV revision programmes and a wide range of internet sites to use - the BBC has a range of revision tools for school pupils and the Open University has advice for older students. (See Useful organisations.)

2. Plan a timetable

Try to start your revision in plenty of time. Take time to plan a revision timetable that's realistic and still flexible, and linked to your exam timetable, so you revise subjects in the right order. In planning it, give yourself clear priorities and try to balance your revision with other demands on your time - meals, sleep, chores or other commitments, as well as time for relaxing. Identify your best time of day for studying.

If you are on study leave, one way to structure your work might be to divide each day into three units (morning, afternoon and evening), giving you a total of 21 units per week. Then make a list of all the topics you need to cover. Estimate how long you think it will take you to revise each one, allowing more time for things you find most difficult. Then add on plenty of extra. Finally, divide the topics up between the units.

Everyone needs time off, and it's a bad idea to abandon your social life and sporting activities, but for a period near the examinations, you may need to cut down. This may involve making hard choices. Always leave yourself a minimum of six units of free time per week.

3. The best way to revise?

It's not always possible to find peace and quiet, and a comfortable place to revise. Try to arrange with those at home a set time and space where you can work without being disturbed. Failing that, think about whether you could use other facilities at school, college, or your local library. If you study in a room where you also eat or sleep, try to keep the work area separate, so it's not always confronting you when you're not studying.

3. Sort out your priorities

If you think there's too much work, and not enough time left to do it, write down everything you need to do, and sort it into order of priority. You can then work out what action you need to take for each task, and work your way through your list. You need to take into account which topics are the most important or compulsory, which you already know best, and which you have enough information on. If you have a tutor or mentor, he or she can advise you and help you organise your work realistically.

4. Non-academic problems

Often, exams aren't the only stressful event going on in people's lives. You may have ongoing personal or emotional problems (including lack of confidence) that are hampering you. Research reveals that up to a third of students have serious, non-academic problems.

Coping with such problems can require practical help, support and advice. It may be important to tell the educational institution the pressure you're under, so that this can be into account, if necessary. They can then help and advise you.

5. Talking treatments

Discussing your problems can be a great relief and can often throw up solutions you wouldn't come up with on your own. Bottling up your feelings may make them worse. If it's difficult to talk to friends, family or staff, a more structured form of talking may be the answer.

oUr CheMiStrYy LaBb...

Meethe gur mein mil gaye til,
Udi patang aur khil gaye dil,
Har pal sukh aur har din shaanti,
Aap sab ke liye laaye Makar Sankranti..

TaKe SwEet, TaLk SweEt, bE sWeEt...
Hppy Makar Sankranti nd Pongal to all of you...

Happy Gyan Yug Diwas,
Shri Vivekananda Ji's &
Shri Maharishi Ji's birthday...

As you all know,

A grande Gyan Yug Diwas was Celebrated today as annual day of our school with lots n lots of dances, prizes & fun at its best..

This year the Theme was - NURTURE THE NATURE

With honorable Dignitaries attending the majestic occasion, the annual function was a more fun with many Ex-Students present over there..

The toppers of 10th n 12th were felicitated with big Trophies n lots of blessings..

Photos an names of prize winners to be posted soon...

Wish u a very prosperous new year filled with lots of happiness..

Meri dua hai k aap is saal k

12 Mahine Khush rahe..
52 Hafte muskurate rahe..
365 Din aap pr upar wala meharbaan rhe ..
8760 Ghante kismat aap k sath rhe..
525600 Minutes kamyaabi aap k kadam chume..

in sab se jyada pure saal aap NYAYA ke liye ladte rhe upr wala aapko itni shakti de ki aap SAHI -GALAT SAMAJH SAKE aur galat ke khilaf apni awaj utha sake uska VIRODH kar sake..

HAPPY NEW YEAR frm MVM, Ratanpur...!!!

Maharishi National Cultural Celebration -12

Our school begged 1st Position in Science Exhibition - Junior

Ayush Chaudhari - Hot Air TV

Very Very congratulations an Best Luck for him...

Best Faculty...

The Napier's rod of Multiplication project,
Senior's Maths project of MVM, Ratanpur which begged 1st prize in MRCC (Maharishi Regional Cultural Celebration)

Maharishi Regional Cultural Meet
Results of MVM, Ratanpur

Group Dance (Senior) - First position
Science Exhibition (Junior) - First Position
Maths Exhibition (Senior) - First Position
Maths Exhibition (Junior) - First Position
Debate - Hindi - against - First Position
On the Spot Painting Competition - First Position

Debate - English - favor - Second Position
Instrumental Tabla - Second Position
Debate English - against - Second Position
Debate - Hindi - favor - Second Position
Group Song (junior) - Second Position

MVM, Ratanpur rocks with 11 out of 14 events coming in top 2...