AMU Class VI Admission Test
Preparation based on Class V-level CBSE/NCERT content, with Languages, Mathematics and Environmental Studies followed by the interview stage for shortlisted candidates.
Plan for Class VI or Class IX with the correct eligibility, written-test pattern, interview stage, official updates and a focused preparation route.
RAAH provides independent preparation and guidance. Final eligibility, selection and admission are decided by Aligarh Muslim University.
AMU’s 2026–27 school-admission guide offered admission applications for Classes I, VI and IX. RAAH’s entrance-preparation focus here is Class VI and Class IX.
Preparation based on Class V-level CBSE/NCERT content, with Languages, Mathematics and Environmental Studies followed by the interview stage for shortlisted candidates.
Preparation based on Class VIII-level CBSE/NCERT content, covering Languages, Mathematics, Science and Social Science before the interview stage.
AMU’s school system includes different schools for boys and girls and, for some routes, English- or Urdu-medium options. The exact school choices and intake should always be checked in the applicable annual guide.
The 2026–27 guide listed S.T.S. School among the available options for relevant boys’ admission routes.
Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh AMU City School appeared among the school options in the 2026–27 admission guide.
The annual guide also lists designated girls’ and AMU ABK school options according to class and admission route.
As of 23 September 2026, AMU’s School Admissions page is showing the 2026–27 application guide, answer-key information and admission lists. I did not find a 2027–28 school-admission guide published yet.
The 2026 guide set the regular application deadline at 15 February 2026 and the late-fee deadline at 22 February 2026.
Both Class VI and Class IX admission tests were scheduled on 5 April 2026, at different times.
Do not publish inferred dates, fees, cut-offs or test schedules until AMU issues the next official guide.
The following eligibility is a 2026–27 reference. The 2027–28 cut-off date and age band must be verified again when the new guide is released.
The candidate had to pass Class V from a recognised/registered school and be between 10 and 12 years of age as on 31 March 2026.
The candidate had to pass Class VIII from a recognised/registered school and be between 13 and 15 years of age as on 31 March 2026.
For Classes VI and IX, AMU used an 85-mark written test followed by a 15-mark interview for shortlisted candidates. OMR answer sheets were used for the written test.
| Section | Marks |
|---|---|
| Languages — English, Urdu & Hindi | 25 |
| Mathematics | 30 |
| Environmental Studies | 30 |
2026 guide: syllabus corresponded to Class V CBSE/NCERT content followed in University Schools.
| Section | Marks |
|---|---|
| Languages — English, Urdu & Hindi | 25 |
| Mathematics | 25 |
| Science | 25 |
| Social Science | 10 |
2026 guide: syllabus corresponded to Class VIII CBSE/NCERT content followed in University Schools.
A good AMU preparation plan should not stop with subject revision. Students also need OMR accuracy, time management and interview readiness.
Revise the relevant Class V or Class VIII NCERT-level concepts systematically.
Practise English, Urdu and Hindi carefully because the written-test language section has its own qualifying requirement.
Practise objective questions, OMR marking and full two-hour mock tests.
Shortlisted students should practise clear self-expression and age-appropriate interaction without scripted answers.
The AMU process should be presented as a sequence—not just an entrance test.
Apply through the Controller of Examinations portal within the published dates.
Appear for the class-specific OMR-based admission test.
Shortlisted candidates proceed to the interaction/interview stage under the published rules.
Complete admission formalities, original-document verification and other applicable requirements.
Confirm the current timetable, faculty, teaching language, testing plan, access period and complete fee before enrolment.
Objective practice, OMR familiarity, timed tests and error analysis for students already studying independently.
Structured subject teaching, worksheets, revision, mock tests and interview-stage guidance.
Closer review of learning gaps, weekly priorities, mock performance and parent feedback.
AMU checks eligibility and school-recognition information carefully. Keep the application under the parent/candidate’s control and retain all acknowledgements.
Class VI and Class IX, because these are the main school entrance-test routes covered in the 2026–27 AMU School Admissions guide.
For Classes VI and IX in the 2026–27 guide, total merit comprised an 85-mark written test and a 15-mark interview for shortlisted candidates.
The 2026–27 guide stated that Class VI followed the Class V CBSE/NCERT syllabus used in University Schools, while Class IX followed the corresponding Class VIII syllabus.
RAAH can provide application guidance, but the official application should remain under the parent/candidate’s control through AMU’s authorised portal.
As of 23 September 2026, the official School Admissions page I checked still displayed the 2026–27 guide and related admission information. New dates should be published only after AMU issues the 2027–28 guide.
No. Selection depends on the University’s published merit, eligibility, interview and admission rules. RAAH provides preparation and guidance only.
Discuss the intended class, present preparation and the most useful next step.
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