Sainik School Admission- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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Defence Academy Coimbatore A leading coaching academy for Sainik, Military and RIMC Schools, NDA, IMA, AFCAT SSB, FSB Interview http://www.ssbcoaching.com call 094437 20076


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Question: How Sainik School  is different from other schools?
Answer: Sainik School is a residential English medium Public School for boys, imparting Public School education with a military bias. Apart from preparing the students academically, the school endeavours to develop character, team spirit, loyalty, esprit-de-corps and a high sense of discipline amongst students of the school. The school is also a member of Indian Public Schools Conference (IPSC).
Question: Students from which state are admitted in the school?
Answer: 90% of the student of the state of which the aspirant is a domicile is given admission
10 % seats are reserved for boys from any state.

Question: To which Board the school is affiliated to?
Answer: The school is affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi.
Question: In which class new admission is taken?
Answer: The boys are admitted in classes VI and IX only.
Question: How is admission made to the school?
Answer: The admission is made strictly as per the order of merit in entrance examination and interview subject to medical fitness.
Question: When is the entrance exam?
Answer: Entrance exam is held on the first Sunday of every year.
(This Year it is on 15 Jan 2017) 
Question: What is the medium of exam?
Answer: The medium of examination for both classes will be English or another recognized official language. While the question paper for class VI will be set in English as well as in all other recognized official languages, the question paper for class IX will be set in English only. No separate answer sheets are required for both class VI and IX as ample space for answers is provided in question paper itself.
Question: What is the qualifying mark in the entrance exam?
Answer: The minimum qualifying marks for general category candidates as well as for children of Defence Personnel and Ex-Servicemen will be 25% in each subject with 40% in aggregate. In case of SC/ST candidates, minimum qualifying academic standards are not required and they will be admitted on the basis of inter-se merit as evidenced at the entrance examination/interview within these categories. In case a SC/ST candidate comes in the general merit on his own, he would be admitted over and above the reserved seats.
Question: Where are the exam centres?
Answer: The centres as fixed by them in their respective states.
Question: Is the written exam only the qualifying exam?
Answer: No. after the written exam is cleared, students have to appear in the Interview and then the Medical Fitness Test.

Question: Where can I get the Solved Previous years Papers?

Answer: You can buy these
e from Defence Academy Coimbatore
web site to order online is

www.sainikrimc.com

call 094437 20076

Question: What is the cost of the study kit?

Answer: Rs. 2750 for class VI and Rs. 3000 for Class IX

Question: Where Can I get Residential coaching ?

Answer: At Defence Academy Coimbatore
www.sainikrimc.com

Any school teacher can guide the students by following our study guide


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