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Class VI
AISSEE Class VI
Foundation-focused preparation covering Mathematics, Language, Intelligence and General Knowledge under the applicable AISSEE scheme.
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Sainik School AISSEE Preparation & Admission Guidance
Understand the Class VI or Class IX admission route, check current official information and prepare through a structured plan built around AISSEE.
RAAH guidance is independent. School applications and admission decisions remain with the official authorities.
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Choose the correct route first
Class VI
AISSEE route · exam-specific preparation Class IX
AISSEE route · Class VIII foundation + exam preparation
AISSEE route · exam-specific preparation Class IX
AISSEE route · Class VIII foundation + exam preparation
The next AISSEE cycle should be followed only after its official bulletin is published.
Choose Entry Class
Which class is your child seeking admission to?
Class VI and Class IX have different eligibility, subjects, duration and preparation needs. Keep the two routes separate from the beginning.
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Class IX
AISSEE Class IX
Preparation built around Mathematics, Intelligence, English, General Science and Social Science, with Class VIII-level academic foundations.
Current official status
What is officially available now?
As of 23 September 2026, the NTA AISSEE portal is displaying AISSEE-2026 results, score-card and related notices for the 2026–27 admission cycle. A new AISSEE-2027 bulletin is not shown there yet.
Official cycle displayed
AISSEE 2026
The official portal currently carries the 2026 examination and result information.
Next cycle
Await official bulletin
Do not treat an estimated 2027 application date as confirmed until NTA publishes the next bulletin.
RAAH action
Prepare early, verify dates
Students can strengthen foundations now while parents follow the verified calendar for new notices.
Eligibility guidance
Check eligibility against the correct admission cycle
Eligibility changes with the admission year. The information below is a reference from the AISSEE-2026 bulletin and should not be copied forward as the next cycle’s rule without verification.
2026 reference · Class VI
Age band used in AISSEE-2026
The 2026 bulletin required candidates to be between 10 and 12 years as on 31 March 2026. Girls were eligible for Class VI under the same age criterion.
2026 reference · Class IX
Age + previous class
The 2026 bulletin required candidates to be between 13 and 15 years as on 31 March 2026 and to have passed Class VIII from a recognised school at the time of admission. Girls were eligible subject to vacancy availability.
For the next admission session, RAAH should calculate eligibility only from the new official cut-off date and school/route-specific rules.
Exam pattern
AISSEE scheme — 2026 reference
Use this as a preparation reference until the next official bulletin is published. AISSEE-2026 used paper-pencil OMR answer sheets and multiple-choice questions, with no negative marking.
Class VI · 150 minutes
125 questions · 300 marks
| Section | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Language | 25 | 50 |
| Mathematics | 50 | 150 |
| Intelligence | 25 | 50 |
| General Knowledge | 25 | 50 |
The 2026 bulletin allowed Class VI papers in English, Hindi and listed regional languages, including Urdu.
Class IX · 180 minutes
150 questions · 400 marks
| Section | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | 50 | 200 |
| Intelligence | 25 | 50 |
| English | 25 | 50 |
| General Science | 25 | 50 |
| Social Science | 25 | 50 |
The 2026 bulletin specified English as the medium for Class IX.
Preparation
Prepare for the exam, not just the syllabus
RAAH preparation should combine subject learning, OMR familiarity, timed practice, error review and repeated revision.
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Build foundations
Strengthen the subjects required for the selected entry class before relying on full mocks.
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Practise by topic
Use reviewed worksheets and short tests to identify errors early.
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Learn OMR discipline
Practise bubbling, question tracking and avoiding avoidable marking mistakes.
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Simulate the exam
Use timed full-length tests and analyse accuracy, speed and topic gaps.
Class VI focus
- Mathematics foundations
- Language comprehension and usage
- Intelligence / reasoning practice
- General knowledge awareness
Class IX focus
- Mathematics depth and speed
- English accuracy
- General Science concepts
- Social Science revision
- Intelligence / reasoning practice
Admission journey
From application to admission
Passing the entrance test is only one stage. Parents should plan for the complete official journey.
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Apply through NTA
Use the official AISSEE application process when the applicable cycle opens.
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Take AISSEE
Follow the admit-card instructions and appear for the correct class-level examination.
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Counselling
Eligible candidates proceed through the applicable e-counselling and merit process.
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Final checks
Medical fitness, document verification and other prescribed criteria apply before admission.
RAAH coaching enrolment is not a Sainik School application and does not guarantee admission.