How to get admission in Sainik School

If you are seeking admission in sainik school for your child, you are reading an appropriate article. When we hear the word ‘Sainik’ the first thing that comes to mind is Personality, Attitude, Bravery, Discipline, Power, Sacrifice, and many more, but these all qualities all along together are not everyone’s cup of tea. These are the qualities that only can be found in a Sainik (Soldier). But the term we are going to discuss is Sainik School, so What Sainik School is?

Sainik Schools provide school education with military bias. These schools are affiliated with CBSE(Central Board of Secondary Education). The main aim of these schools is to prepare boys academically, physically, and mentally for NDA (National Defence Academy).  Now, girl candidates can also apply to all 33 Sainik Schools in class VI. The Sainik School was founded in 1961 by V.K Krishna Menon( Former Defence Minister of India). The main aim of these schools is to provide a responsible and well-trained officer to Indian Defence. The School Motto ‘Gyan, Anushasan, Sahyog’ purports the three most essential qualities needed for a career in the Defence Services namely knowledge, discipline, and esprit-de-corps.

There are a total of 33 Sainik Schools in India. The advantage of being in a Sainik School is an all-round development in personality. A career-based education is provided as the objective of the student is set to join Defence services for the nation. Also, on average the academic score of an individual in Sainik School is 70%. These schools also emphasize sports and athletics which add up confidence, teamwork, and fighting spirit in an individual. NCC is compulsory for every student in Sainik School and up to the end you have at least 10 NCC camps experience and C-certificate with you. A study proves that Sainik School students are better in UPSC and SSB interviews.

For these kinds of preparation, great guidance is required. Students go to Coaching for Sainik School and prepare themselves for the entrance exam as coaching doesn’t only mean covering up the syllabus it is all about the small and latest changes, keeping you up to date about everything related. Also, teachers work on the part where you lack, it pinpoints your weakness and helps you get up of it. Coaching for Sainik School provides a planned way of study which reduces the pressure of entrance exams.

Also coaching for Sainik school helps you get familiarised with their provided content like model papers, assignments, and mock tests. Most of the schools follow the board guidelines and therefore don’t focus much on the subjects like General Awareness, Current affairs, mental ability, which are the main subjects to crack the entrance test of Sainik School. Coaching for Sainik School gives importance to these subjects along with their general subjects like Maths, English, SST, etc. In coachings, students are provided with good study resources which helps them to perform better.

List of Sainik Schools across India

• Sainik School, Korukonda – Andhra Pradesh
• Sainik School, Kalikiri-Andhra Pradesh
• Sainik School, East Siang-Arunachal Pradesh
• Sainik School, Goalpara-Assam
• Sainik School, Nalanda-Bihar
• Sainik School, Gopalganj-Bihar
• Sainik School, Ambikapur-Chhattisgarh
• Sainik School, Balachadi-Gujarat
• Sainik School, Kunjpura-Haryana
• Sainik School, Rewari-Haryana
• Sainik School, Sujanpur Tira-Himachal Pradesh
• Sainik School, Nagrota-Jammu & Kashmir
• Sainik School, Tilaiya-Jharkhand
• Sainik School, Bijapur-Karnataka
• Sainik School, Kodagu-Karnataka
• Sainik School, Kazhakootam-Kerala
• Sainik School, Rewa-Madhya Pradesh
• Sainik School, Satara-Maharashtra
• Sainik School, Chandrapur-Maharashtra
• Sainik School, Imphal-Manipur
• Sainik School, Chhingchhip-Mizoram
• Sainik School, Punglwa-Nagaland
• Sainik School, Bhubaneswar-Odisha
• Sainik School, Sambalpur-Odisha
• Sainik School, Kapurthala-Punjab
• Sainik School, Chittorgarh-Rajasthan
• Sainik School, Jhunjhunu-Rajasthan
• Sainik School, Amaravathinaga-Tamil Nadu
• Sainik School, Mainpuri-Uttar Pradesh
• Sainik School, Jhansi-Uttar Pradesh
• Sainik School, Amethi-Uttar Pradesh
• Sainik School, Ghorakhal-Uttarakhand
• Sainik School, Purulia-West Bengal

Sainik School Entrance Exam Syllabus

For class VI

The entrance exam will be consists of two papers Paper I and Paper-II. . Paper I will be held on the first day first half, the Mathematical knowledge test for 100 marks, and the Language ability test will be conducted for 100 marks. Paper-II will be an Intelligence test that contains 100 marks. Paper I will be held in two hours and paper II will be held in 50 minutes. The candidates should go through the medical examination where the students will be observed as per the physical. Coaching for Sainik School prepares you for a written as well as a physical exam.

Exam Pattern Scheme of All India Sainik School Entrance Exam

Subject Name	No of Question x Marks	Total Marks
Maths	50×3	150
GK (SC and SST)	25×2	50
Language	25×2	50
Intelligence	25×2	50
Total		300

AISSEE Class VI entrance exam Syllabus 2022 for English

• Composition/ Paragraph Writing
• Comprehension Passages
• Make Meaningful Sentence from Jumbled Words
• Spelling
• Singular and Plural Forms
• Affirmative and Interrogative
• Antonyms and Synonyms
• Homonyms
• Prepositions
• One Word Answers/ Fill in the Blanks
• Articles
• Framing Questions
• Sentence Types (Interrogative, Positive, Negative, Exclamatory)
• Constructing Sentences with Words, etc

AISSEE Class 6 Syllabus 2022 for Mathematics

Natural Numbers, Percentage, Circle, HCF, LCF, Area and Perimeter, Volume of Cube and Cuboids, Unitary Method, Simple Interest, Prime and Composite Numbers, Fractions, Lines and Angles, Plane Figures, Ratio and Proportion, Temperature, Decimal Numbers, Profit and Loss, Conversion of Units, Speed and Time, Simplification, Roman Numerals, Operation on Numbers, Average type of Angles, Complementary and Supplementary Angles, Arranging of Fractions.

Sainik School Class 6 Syllabus (AISSEE Syllabus) For GK

Different Types of Scientific Devices Used in Daily Life, Concepts on Mountain Terrain and Lifestyle, Icons and Symbols of India: National Insignia, National Emblem, Sports, Animal, etc. (Elementary awareness of such symbols), Historical Monuments, Major Religions of India (Elementary awareness about the founder, place of origin, religious books and important ideas), Shape of Earth and Gravitation (Basic concepts), Art and Culture (Music, Classical and Folk Dance); Renowned Personalities, Instrumental and Vocal Music, Major Dance Forms, Non-Renewable Energy Sources (Fossil Fuels), Defence (Equivalent Ranks in three services, Weapons, Aircraft, Missiles &Warships (Elementary awareness), Food, Culture, Habitat, Languages, etc of various regions (Basic concepts), Sports and Games (India & World). Renowned personalities, major competitions, and trophies associated with various games, Names of young ones of different animals, Super Senses (How do plants and animals sense their surroundings).

Functions of Body Parts of Plants and Animals, Relationship between Animals and Human Beings, International Organizations: Basic knowledge about the structure, functioning and objectives of United Nations, World Bank, etc, Taste and Digestion (Basic concepts), Indian Literary and Cultural Personalities: Names and fields of achievements, Cooking and Preserving Techniques, Indian Literary and Cultural Awards. (Names of the awards and recent recipients), Germination and Seed Dispersal, Natural Calamities (Flood and Earthquake), Traditional Water Harvesting Techniques, Evaporation, Condensation and Water Cycle (Basic concepts), Water Pollution and Microbial Diseases, Life of Farmers (Farming techniques), Experiment with Water on Everyday Life, Tribal Communities and Forest Produce.

For class IX

Subject	No of Question x Marks	Total Marks
Maths	50×4	200
English	50×2	50
Intelligence	50×2	50
General Science	50×2	50
Social Studies	50×2	50
Total	Total Questions= 150	400

AISSEE Sainik School Class 9 Syllabus

Social Studies Syllabus:

History:  Modern History of India and World History. India in the 18th Century, The Rise and growth of British Rule in India, Policies and Impact of British Rule, Administrative Structure, Revolt Against British Rule, Changes in Economic Life, British Policies and administration in India After 1857, Religion and Social Reform movement, Struggle for Swaraj, Cultural Awakening, Achievements of Independence, Nationalist Movement from 1923 – 1939, etc.

Geography: Resources, Types and developments, Agriculture, Human Resources, World Geography, Indian Geography, Natural Resources – Land, Water, Soil, Minerals, Energy, Plants and wildlife., Manufacturing Industries, etc NCERT – Social Science Text Book Class VIII Part I and Part II.

Civics: About United Nations, Natural Disasters – Earthquake, Cyclone, Volcanoes, Floods, Environmental Degradation, Development Issues, Globalisation, United Nations – International Agencies, Human Rights, India and the United Nations, Foreign Policy of India, India and its Neighbors.

English Syllabus:

Tenses, Letter Writing: Formal and Informal; Comprehension/ Paragraph/ Passage Writing (150 words); Constructing a story from the outlines, Comprehension Passage, Types of Sentences, Antonyms and Synonyms, Spelling, Clauses, Sentence Types, Spotting Errors, Reported Speech, Active and Passive Voice, Prepositions, One Word Substitutes, Adjective Forms, Adverb Forms, Comparative and Superlative Degrees, Question Tags and forming sentences with words, etc.

Science Syllabus:

Air, Soil, The Universe, Structure of Atom, Carbon, Transformation of Substances, Micro-Organisms, Metals, and Non-Metals, Cell Structure of Function, Common Diseases, Refraction of light, Food Production and Management – Basic Practices, Source of Energy, Electricity and Magnetism. Syllabus as per the NCERT Textbook for Science and Technology for 8th standard.

Mathematics Syllabus:

Squares and square roots of large numbers, Rational Exponents and radicals including negative powers, Cubes and Cube roots, Compound Interest, Division of Polynomials, Profit, loss, and discount with percentages, Algebraic Identities, Factorization of Algebraic Expressions, Parallel lines and its properties, Circle, Quadrilaterals, Linear equations in one variable including word problems, Perimeter and areas of a triangle, Circumference of Circle, Areas of Plane Figures: Triangle, Quadrilaterals, Circle, Statistics, Surface areas and volumes of a cube, cone, cylinder, cuboid, sphere, and hemisphere, etc.

*Class XI students are chosen according to their percentages in the Board Examination

Sainik School Admission Procedure

For getting admission to Sainik School you firstly have to fill up the online form, but before that, you’ve to see if you are eligible or not to fill the form. 

Eligibility Criteria for Class VI

Nation: Only Indian candidates can apply.

Gender: Both boys and girls can apply.

Age Limit: Age must range between 10-12 years.

Eligibility Criteria for Class IX

Nation: Only Indian candidates can apply.

Gender: Only boys can apply.

Age Limit: Age must range between 13-15 years.

Education Qualification: Candidate must have passed class VIII from a recognized school.

After Eligibility, you should also have the following documents:

1. Birth Certificate
2. Domicile Certificate
3. Caste Certificate
4. Income Certificate
5. Aadhar Card
6. Candidate’s photo and signature
7. Left-hand thumb impression of the candidate
8. PPO for ex-servicemen, as applicable.

Sainik School Reservation Criteria

Category	Reservation percentage
SC (Schedule Caste)	15%
ST (Schedule Tribe)	7.50%
Home State	67%
Boys from other State and UT	33%
Wards of service personnel including  ex-servicemen	25%

By the above Syllabus and eligibility criteria, you got to understand how tough it is to get admission to Sainik School is, if you are eligible you also need proper guidance. You must be seeking Coaching for Sainik School.

If you are a Domicile of Rajasthan and want to join Sainik School then  Navjeevan Sainik Academy has the best faculty you can get. Navjeevan Sainik Academy is a unit of Navjeevan Science Group, Sikar. This academy allows students to pursue their regular schooling at Navjeevan CBSE Academy or Navjeevan RBSE School along with their preparation for Sainik School and NDA. Navjeevan’s Experienced and knowledge-rich faculties train you in such a manner that your selection rate increase vigorously. 

Fees of Sainik School

Sainik School Fees Class VI & IX

Annual Tuition Fees	Rs 49,000/-
Diet Charges	Rs 20,000/-
Uniform	Rs 1,500/-
Caution Money	Rs 3,000/-
Contingency Charges	Rs 1,500/-
Pocket Money per Annum	Rs 1,500/-
Miscellaneous Charges	Rs 20,000/-
Total Fees (Annual)	Rs 95,000/-
Mode of Payment	Online and Offline Both

Hostel Fees vary from class to class and usually it is low for defense wards. It is fixed at Rs 20,000/- Annually for students of Defence and reserved categories. Students are required to pay these fees before proceeding to the Sainik School campus.