Sainik School Entrance Examination - 2015

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 Sainik Schools are fully residential schools run on public school lines. All the schools are members of All India Public Schools Conference. They offer a common curriculum and are affiliated to the CBSE, New Delhi. While developing a wholesome personality of the boys so that they are fit for the NDA, the schools also prepare boys for class-X and XII examination of the CBSE as well as UPSC exam for the NDA. The medium of instruction is English even though English is not a pre-requisite for admission. Since these schools prepare boys for NDA in the +2 stage only the Science stream is offered. Besides academic excellence the students are encouraged to develop creative faculties through co-curricular activities and socially useful work. They are systematically introduced to all major games and given compulsory NCC training upto class-XI. Adventure activities form an integral part of training. Each school has extensive infrastructure and land to cater to needs of comprehensive training so that boys are brought up in conducive environment.
  ADMISSION POLICY
  • Admission is based on an entrance test comprising Mathematics, Language and Intelligence for Class VI; Mathematics, Science, English and Social Science for Class IX, followed by Interview and medical examination.
  • Sainik Schools admit boys in classes VI & IX on the basis of their merit in the Entrance Examination and an Interview and in Class XI boys are admitted on the basis of the marks scored in Class X Board examination.
    CLASS  VI
    CLASS IX
    (a)
    Mathematics
    100
    (a)
    Mathematics
    200
    (b)
    Language Ability Test
    100
    (b)
    Science
    75
    (c)
    Intelligence Test
    100
    (c)
    English
    100
     
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    --
    (d)
    Social Studies
      75
     
    Total
    300
    		  
    Total
    450
AGE LIMIT
  • Boys seeking admission in Class VI should be 10-11 yrs of age and for Class IX they should be aged 13-14 yrs as on 01 July in the year admission is being sought.
  • Children of Staff are admitted as day scholars provided they clear the All India Sainik Schools Entrance Examination for that particular school.
  • Students applying for Sainik Schools can now appear more than once in the Entrance Examination. This will enable boys to appear for SS Nagrota exam also.
  • System of Entrance Examination is modified in consultation with DIPR to ensure some variation in pattern every year to discourage the coaching institutions.
RESERVATION POLICY
67% seats are reserved for boys of the State where the school is located. The balance 33% seats are open to boys from all other States and UTs. Within this broad classification, 25% seats are reserved for sons of service personnel including ex-servicemen while 15% seats are reserved for SC and 7½% for ST candidates.
PROSPECTUS & APPLICATION FORM
The prospectus and application form are available from 1st Oct to 6th December 2014 and can be obtained from the respective school where the student wants to take admission or can be downloaded from their website.
DATE OF ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
All India Sainik Schools Entrance Examination is held by 4th of January 2015.



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