Class 6 admission
Navodaya · Sainik · AMU · Jamia · RMS
BHU CHS uses an e-lottery for Class VI in 2026–27.
Find a suitable school admission route, understand eligibility and plan your child’s preparation. Explore JNV, Sainik, AMU, Jamia, BHU CHS, RMS and RIMC guidance with RAAH Career.
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Choose the intended admission class, then check the school’s rules for that session. These links are a starting point, not an eligibility decision.
Navodaya · Sainik · AMU · Jamia · RMS
BHU CHS uses an e-lottery for Class VI in 2026–27.
A separate admission route with its own age, academic and selection requirements.
Navodaya · Sainik · AMU · Jamia · RMS · BHU CHS
Availability depends on the school, vacancies and session.
Check stream choices, qualifying-class requirements and the relevant selection route.
Understand what makes each route different. Use the RAAH guide to plan your next step and the official portal to verify the latest notice.
Class VI admission uses JNVST. Classes IX and XI have lateral-entry selection tests, subject to vacancies and eligibility.
Explore AISSEE for Classes VI and IX where offered. Check the applicable school category, counselling process and medical requirements.
For 2026–27, Class VI uses an e-lottery. School Entrance Test (SET) routes for Classes IX and XI depend on the school and available seats.
The 2026–27 school guide includes admission tests and interviews for Classes VI and IX. Classes and seats vary across AMU schools.
Class VI is offered at Syed Abid Husain Senior Secondary School. Classes IX and XI follow the routes specified for participating Jamia schools.
RMS admissions use the Common Entrance Test for Classes VI and IX, followed by the selection stages and medical requirements in the current notice.
RIMC is a separate Class VIII admission route. Use the latest notice for age limits, the application process and examination requirements.
Entry classes, domicile rules and selection methods differ by state and school. Start with the relevant authority’s current admission notification.
Information reviewed: 29 October 2026. Entry classes and selection routes vary by school and academic session. Check the latest official notice for eligibility, vacancies, deadlines and required selection stages. An overview does not confirm that applications are currently open.
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Read the school application guide →These answer three different questions: when to act, whether the child can apply, and what to work on next.
Track application windows, examination stages and notices for the selected school. Confirm each date with the official authority.
View calendar guidance →Review the entry class, date-of-birth range, current class and any residence or category rules before paying an application fee.
Understand eligibility →Identify learning gaps and preparation priorities. A readiness assessment supports planning; it does not establish admission eligibility.
Explore readiness assessment →Start with the target school and the child’s current understanding. Enquire about the format that fits the preparation stage.
Explore exam-style practice and performance review to understand accuracy, timing and topics that need revision.
Explore mock tests →Ask about guided subject preparation, practice and doubt support for your child’s intended class and school route.
View preparation options →Discuss a focused study plan and regular progress review when your child needs closer guidance with preparation.
Enquire about mentoring →Before enrolling, confirm the available class or batch, subjects covered, schedule, duration, inclusions and fees with RAAH. Programme availability can vary by admission cycle.
Use these guides to organise preparation and avoid missing the practical details of an application.
Find preparation guidance for the chosen school and entry class.
Open study resources →Understand test practice and how to review performance meaningfully.
Explore test practice →Plan forms, supporting documents and official submission steps.
Read the application guide →Support a realistic study routine and informed school choices.
Read the parent guide →Discuss the intended class, school options and the family’s priorities.
Review admission criteria separately from the child’s academic readiness.
Set subject priorities, a manageable practice routine and revision goals.
Use practice results to adjust the plan and discuss the next steps.
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A RAAH enquiry requests guidance. It does not submit an official school application, confirm enrolment or guarantee admission.
This page covers common entry routes for Classes VI, VIII, IX and XI. The available class depends on the school and academic session. RIMC has a Class VIII route; JNV, Sainik Schools, AMU, Jamia, BHU and RMS have their own class-specific admission rules. Check the current official notice before choosing a route.
No. Selection methods vary by school, class and session. For example, BHU Central Hindu Schools used an e-lottery for Class VI in the 2026–27 session, while specified Class IX and XI routes used SET. Other schools may require an entrance test and further selection stages.
No. Rashtriya Military Schools (RMS) and Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC) are different institutions with separate admission processes. RMS has Class VI and IX routes; RIMC admits through a Class VIII route. Use each institution’s current official notice.
Match the latest official notice against the child’s date of birth, current or completed class, and any residence, category or other applicable requirements. Entry class alone does not establish eligibility. RAAH can help you understand the criteria, but the admitting authority makes the final decision.
No. A RAAH enquiry is a request for guidance or preparation support. Official applications must be submitted through the school or admitting authority’s prescribed process. Keep your application confirmation, payment receipt and required documents.
No. Admission may also depend on merit, vacancies, eligibility, document verification, interviews, medical fitness or other notified requirements. RAAH provides guidance and preparation support and does not guarantee admission.
You can enquire about online guidance or support in New Delhi. Share the intended entry class, preferred school and your main question. Confirm the available format and appointment before making plans to attend.
Start with the child’s target school, current understanding and preparation needs. Ask RAAH to confirm the current batch or test series, subjects covered, schedule, duration, inclusions and fees before enrolling. Availability can differ by class and admission cycle.
Share your child’s intended entry class and the school you have in mind. We’ll help you understand what to check next.
Published by RAAH Career · Information reviewed on 29 October 2026. Official school notices take precedence if admission rules change.