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Sainik School Entrance Exam Overview (AISSEE)
Understanding the structure of the exam is essential before you can start preparation. The AISSEE is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA), and it tests a candidate’s academic knowledge, reasoning ability, and awareness.
1. Exam Pattern for Class VI:
Duration: 150 minutes 2. Exam Pattern for Class IX:
Duration: 180 minutes The exam is OMR-based with multiple choice questions. It’s not just about studying hard—it’s about studying smart. Coaching institutes help students decode this pattern and train them on how to attempt the paper within the time limit. 3. Language Options: The AISSEE is conducted in multiple languages like English, Hindi, and regional languages depending on the Sainik School and region. Candidates should choose the language they are most comfortable with. With this foundational understanding, aspirants can now move to the specifics of preparation—starting with the most important subjects. |
Key Subjects and Topics to Focus On
The AISSEE syllabus is vast, but if approached methodically, it becomes manageable. Each subject carries weight, and mastering the key topics under each can significantly increase the chances of success. Mathematics: Mathematics forms the backbone of the AISSEE, especially because it carries the highest weight in both Class VI and IX. Students must develop strong calculation skills, speed, and accuracy. |
Subject Wise syllabus
Mathematics:
(Important topics include:)
(Important topics include:)
- Number System
- Fractions and Decimals
- Geometry (shapes, lines, angles)
- Mensuration
- Time, Speed, and Distance
- Ratio and Proportion
- Algebra (for Class IX)
Regular practice and solving previous year papers are essential. Coaching centers conduct timed math drills that mimic exam conditions.
English/Language:
Language proficiency is critical for understanding questions and expressing answers clearly. The focus should be on:
Language proficiency is critical for understanding questions and expressing answers clearly. The focus should be on:
- Vocabulary and Synonyms/Antonyms
- Sentence Correction
- Reading Comprehension
- Grammar Usage
- Fill in the Blanks
- Rearranging Sentences
Reading newspapers, storybooks, and practicing grammar worksheets daily can greatly help.
General Knowledge and Intelligence:
These sections test a student’s awareness and reasoning skills. Topics may include:
These sections test a student’s awareness and reasoning skills. Topics may include:
- Current Affairs
- History and Geography (India)
- Staying updated with a GK book for children or subscribing to a monthly magazine can be useful. Coaching centers often conduct GK quizzes and logical reasoning classes to enhance these skills.
- Science and Technology Basics
- Logical Puzzles
- Coding-Decoding
- Series and Patterns
