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Morning assembly on the school groundsThe school building and Marian grottoStudents performing at the Annual DayStudents practising yoga together on the school groundThe school band in ceremonial uniformHouse teams lined up on the school ground

Dhanger – Kaleeth, Jammu · Since 1987

Nirmala High School Lighted for Life

A unit of Diocese of Jammu-Srinagar Education Society (DJSES)

  • Established 1987
  • Classes Nursery – X
  • Board JKBOSE
  • Location Dhanger – Kaleeth
The Nirmala High School building at Dhanger, with the Marian grotto in the courtyard

Our Story

Growing Through Faith, Service & Education

In 1983 the Holy Cross Sisters, responding to the request of Bishop Hippolytus Kunnunkal of Jammu–Srinagar, pitched their tent in Dhanger village to begin a mission of service.

Through a dispensary and health programmes reaching some 10–15 surrounding villages, the Sisters won the trust of local families and came to understand their hopes. Above all, the villagers wanted a good education for their children.

That hope became Nirmala High School. It opened on 13 August 1987 with just seven students. Sustained by faith, perseverance and the support of the community, it has grown into a flourishing school where children of every background learn and grow together.

  1. 1983Mission begins at Dhanger
  2. 1987Nirmala High School opens
  3. 7Students at the beginning
  4. TodayA growing educational community

Vision, Mission & Motto

A Light That Guides Every Child

Our Motto

Lighted for Life

Students are initiated to help, educate and serve others, so that they become persons of character and a light to others.

Our Vision

To be a beacon of value-based education, enlightening young minds with knowledge, wisdom and enduring values, so that every child is “Lighted for Life” and empowered to build a just, compassionate and responsible society..

Our Mission

To provide holistic and quality education that nurtures the intellectual, spiritual, moral, emotional, social and physical development of every child. Rooted in faith and guided by the values of love, truth, discipline, compassion and service, we strive to create a joyful and inclusive learning environment that encourages academic excellence, creativity, respect for creation and responsible citizenship, preparing our students to become persons of character and to be a light to others.

  • Love
  • Truth
  • Discipline
  • Compassion
  • Service

Nirmala High School is owned and established by the Catholic Diocese of Jammu–Srinagar as a Christian minority educational institution, open to all without distinction of caste or creed. Its educational policy is based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

  • 01To foster critical and independent thinking
  • 02To be agents of social change
  • 03To promote human values, with a special concern for the materially poor

Distinguished Alumni

From School Dreams to Remarkable Achievements

The lessons of the classroom, the encouragement of teachers and the values of discipline, perseverance and service continue to shape our alumni long after they leave school.

  • Anil Choudhary

    Sub-Inspector (SI)

    “The discipline, confidence, and sense of responsibility that I developed during my school years helped me greatly in my career. I am proud to be an alumnus of Nirmala High School and thankful to my teachers for their guidance and encouragement.”

    Passed out 2000–01

  • Preeti Bhandari

    Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officer

    “My school provided me with a strong academic foundation and taught me to dream big. The encouragement and values imparted by my teachers motivated me to work hard and pursue my goal of serving the nation.”

    Passed out 2001–02

  • Meera Bangotra

    Judge

    “The moral values, discipline, and education I received at school played an important role in shaping my personality. I remain grateful to my teachers for teaching me the importance of honesty, fairness, and perseverance.”

    Passed out 2003–04

  • Umesh Sharma

    Forester

    “My school taught me to respect nature, work sincerely and take responsibility for my actions. These values continue to guide me in my professional life and in my work towards protecting our forests and environment.”

    Passed out 2002–03

  • Karan Dev Singh

    Pediatrician

    “The caring and supportive atmosphere of my school inspired me to work for the well-being of others. The guidance of my teachers gave me the confidence to pursue my dreams and serve society through the medical profession.”

    Passed out 2002–03

  • Vinay Sharma

    Sub-Inspector (SI)

    “My school years taught me discipline, punctuality, teamwork, and leadership. These qualities have helped me greatly in my career. I will always be thankful to my teachers and proud of my school.”

    Passed out 2008–09

  • Chander Mohini

    KAS Officer

    “The strong educational foundation and competitive spirit developed during my school years encouraged me to aim for public service. I am grateful to my teachers for motivating me to work hard and serve society with dedication.”

    Passed out 2008–09

  • Heena Chaudhary

    Qualified NET / SET / JRF

    “My school nurtured my curiosity and love for learning. The encouragement I received from my teachers motivated me to continue my studies and pursue higher education and research.”

    Passed out 2006–07

  • Anjali Sharma

    Sub-Inspector (SI)

    “The discipline and self-confidence developed during my school days helped me face challenges with determination. I am proud of my achievement and thankful to my school for laying the foundation of my success.”

    Passed out 2004–05

  • Abhimanyu Sharma

    Lieutenant

    “My school instilled in me the values of discipline, courage, teamwork, and leadership. These qualities have been invaluable in my journey towards becoming a Lieutenant. I am proud to serve and make my school proud.”

    Passed out 2006–07

  • Manik Verma

    Selected in NDA

    “My school encouraged me to set ambitious goals and work consistently towards achieving them. The discipline and motivation I received here helped me prepare for the NDA and pursue my dream of joining the Armed Forces.”

    Passed out 2019–20

  • Sanchit Verma

    Selected in NDA

    “The education, discipline, and confidence I gained during my school years became the foundation of my journey towards the Armed Forces. I am deeply grateful to my teachers for their constant encouragement and support.”

    Passed out 2003–04

Video Gallery

Watch Life at Nirmala

Celebrations, performances and everyday moments from our school.

Events

Annual Day Highlights

Music

The School Band

Sports

Yoga & Sports on the Ground

News & Events

What's Happening

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Parent Portal & Online Fee

Fees are paid online, every quarter

School fees are collected online through the external Entab parent portal or the CampusCare mobile app. Sign in with your child's Admission No. as the user ID, then open Online payment. You can pay by card, UPI or net banking, and a receipt and SMS confirm each payment.

Parent Portal (opens external site)

External Parent Portal (entab.online). You will leave this website.

  1. Aprilfor April – Junewith supplementary annual charges
  2. Julyfor July – September
  3. Octoberfor October – December
  4. Januaryfor January – March
  • The last date for each quarter is the 10th of its first month.
  • All dues must be cleared at least 20 days before the Annual Examination in March.
  • Fees once deposited are not refundable.
  • Payment help: Entab Parent Help Desk, 011-43193333 (8 AM – 8 PM), [email protected]

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Nirmala High School

Dhanger – Kaleeth

Dhanger – Kaleeth
Tehsil Khour, Jammu

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