Sainik School- RMS- RIMC Medical Exam applicable for all Aspirants
Medical examination of candidate for admission to RIMC/ RMS / Sainik School .
2. It is not possible to lay down precise standards for height but the Medical Board will
be guided in the assessment by the physical standards laid down for candidate seeking
admission to the National Defence Academy. Height and to an extent, weight are largely
governed by heredity. Therefore candidates whose parents are short stature and below
normal weight may not eventually attain the minimum standard of height and weight
required for the Armed Forces. This point should therefore, be borne in mind by the
parents/guardians of such candidates before they seek admission to the U.P. Sainik School
for their sons/wards.
3. The minimum acceptable visual standards will be as under:
(a) Visual Standards:
(i) Distant Vision Better Eye Worse Eye
V-6/6 V-6/9 Correctable to 6/6
(ii) Near Vision N-5 Correctable to N-5
(b) Colour Vision Safe.
(c) Field of Vision Normal in each eye as tested by confrontation test.
(d) Binocular Vision Candidate must have good binocular vision.
4. It will also be ensure that:
(a) There is no evidence of weak constitution, imperfect development
serious malformation or obesity.
(b) There is no maldevelopment or impairment of function of the bones or
joints
(c) There is no impediment of speech.
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2. It is not possible to lay down precise standards for height but the Medical Board will
be guided in the assessment by the physical standards laid down for candidate seeking
admission to the National Defence Academy. Height and to an extent, weight are largely
governed by heredity. Therefore candidates whose parents are short stature and below
normal weight may not eventually attain the minimum standard of height and weight
required for the Armed Forces. This point should therefore, be borne in mind by the
parents/guardians of such candidates before they seek admission to the U.P. Sainik School
for their sons/wards.
3. The minimum acceptable visual standards will be as under:
(a) Visual Standards:
(i) Distant Vision Better Eye Worse Eye
V-6/6 V-6/9 Correctable to 6/6
(ii) Near Vision N-5 Correctable to N-5
(b) Colour Vision Safe.
(c) Field of Vision Normal in each eye as tested by confrontation test.
(d) Binocular Vision Candidate must have good binocular vision.
4. It will also be ensure that:
(a) There is no evidence of weak constitution, imperfect development
serious malformation or obesity.
(b) There is no maldevelopment or impairment of function of the bones or
joints
(c) There is no impediment of speech.
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