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A plan built around
your child’s next step.
Rashtriya Military Schools CET and the All India Sainik Schools Entrance Examination are separate entrance routes. We help families understand the difference, identify learning needs and build a steady subject-wise preparation routine.
Build the basics.
Concept teaching, worksheets and doubt support before increasing speed.
Make progress visible.
Timed tests, regular revision and feedback on the topics that need attention.
Learn with confidence.
Spoken English, teamwork, sports and a disciplined daily routine.
Start with eligibility.
Both dates in each birth-date range are inclusive. Match the child’s birth certificate to the correct examination and class.
| Entrance route | Class | Age | Date of birth range | Education |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RMS / Military School | 6 | 10–13 years | 1 Apr 2014 – 31 Mar 2017 | Pass Class 5 before admission. |
| AISSEE / Sainik School | 6 | 10–12 years | 1 Apr 2015 – 31 Mar 2017 | Class 5-level syllabus; meet chosen admission-route conditions. |
| RMS / Military School | 9 | 13–16 years | 1 Apr 2011 – 31 Mar 2014 | Pass Class 8 from a government / recognised school. |
| AISSEE / Sainik School | 9 | 13–15 years | 1 Apr 2012 – 31 Mar 2014 | Pass Class 8 from a recognised school at admission. |
Two routes.
Understand the difference.
| Exam / Class | Written papers & marks | Duration | Interview |
|---|---|---|---|
| RMS Class 6 | English 50 · Intelligence 50 · Mathematics 50 · GK / Current Affairs 50 | 150 minutes | 20 marks |
| RMS Class 9 | Paper 1: English 50, Hindi 20, Social Science 30. Paper 2: Mathematics 50, Science 50. | 150 minutes in the supplied bulletin | 50 marks |
| AISSEE Class 6 | Mathematics 150 · Language 50 · Intelligence 50 · GK 50. Total: 125 questions / 300 marks. | 150 minutes | Follow the chosen admission route |
| AISSEE Class 9 | Mathematics 200 · English 50 · Intelligence 50 · Science 50 · Social Science 50. Total: 150 questions / 400 marks. | 180 minutes | Follow the chosen admission route |
RMS Class 6: English requires 35% and is excluded from final merit; each other section requires 40%. RMS Class 9: each paper requires 50%. The guide lists RMS CET on 13 December 2026 and AISSEE on 31 January 2027; follow subsequent official notices for changes. Written papers use OMR-based multiple-choice questions.
Your subject-wise
preparation library.
The supplied guide’s syllabus is organised below by examination and class. RMS Class 9 includes the Social Science correction dated 7 November 2026.
RMS Class 6 · English, Intelligence, Mathematics & GK
English
1. Comprehension, vocabulary, synonyms, antonyms, spelling, confusing words, idioms,
phrases and rhyming words
2. nouns and collective nouns
3. pronouns
4. adjectives
5. adverbs
6. articles
7. conjunctions
8. prepositions
9. interjections
10. verbs and tenses
11. modals
12. active and passive voice
13. reported speech
14. affirmative and interrogative forms
15. sentence construction, formation and word ordering
16. error correction
17. question tags
18. gender, number and singular/plural forms.
2
Intelligence
1. Alphabetical word order, analogies, blood relations, classification and odd-one-out
questions, clocks, calendars, coding and decoding, decision making, direction sense,
missing numbers, non-verbal reasoning, puzzles, ranking and series. Practise both visual
questions and written reasoning to avoid dependence on one familiar format.
3
Mathematics
1. Arithmetic and number operations
2. natural and whole numbers, number patterns and playing with numbers
3. fractional numbers and fractions
4. simplification
5. mental arithmetic
6. LCM and HCF
7. prime and composite numbers
8. Roman numerals
9. unitary method
10. ratio and proportion
11. percentages, averages, profit, loss and simple interest
12. money
13. time, speed and time
14. weight, measurement, unit conversion and temperature
15. data handling
16. shapes and spatial understanding, plane figures, angle types and circles
17. capacity and volume, including cubes and cuboids.
4
General Knowledge
and Current Affairs
1. Indian atomic power stations
2. books and authors
3. India, states and union territories
4. world mapping
5. important dates
6. literature, art and music
7. national symbols
8. nature and environmental studies
9. defence forces
10. sports
11. science and everyday scientific devices
12. linguistic, logical and mathematical reasoning
13. Indian and international current affairs
14. elementary religious knowledge
15. plant and animal senses, body functions and young ones
16. human-animal relationships
17. taste, digestion, cooking and food preservation
18. seeds, germination and dispersal
19. traditional water harvesting, everyday water experiments, water pollution and microbial
diseases
20. mountains and lifestyles
21. monuments
22. Earth’s shape and gravity
23. fossil fuels
24. regional food, culture, habitats and languages
25. international organisations
26. literary and cultural awards
27. floods, earthquakes, evaporation, condensation and the water cycle
28. farmers, agricultural techniques, tribal communities and forest produce.
RMS Class 9 · English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science & Social Science
English
1. Comprehension and vocabulary
2. synonyms, antonyms, confusing words and correct spellings
3. nouns, pronouns, personal pronouns, adjectives and comparison, adverbs, verbs,
tenses, articles, determiners, prepositions, conjunctions and interjections
4. modals, subject-verb agreement and conditionals
5. active/passive voice, direct/indirect and reported speech
6. affirmative/interrogative forms
7. sentence construction, word and clause order, paragraph jumbles and error correction
8. phrases, clauses, idioms and question tags
9. gender and number changes.
2
Hindi
1. Prepare figures of speech
2. indeclinable words
3. prefixes and suffixes
4. grammatical cases
5. tense and verbs
6. identification of parts of speech
7. idioms and proverbs
8. gender and number
9. sounds and letters
10. spelling
11. sentence correction
12. voice
13. punctuation
14. adjectives
15. word analysis and vocabulary
16. nouns and their changes
17. sandhi, compounds and pronouns. Hindi is part of the Class 9 paper and should
receive scheduled revision.
3
Mathematics
1. Number systems, place and face value, integers, rational numbers, fractions, decimals,
Roman numerals, divisibility and number puzzles
2. arithmetic, averages, unitary method, ratio, proportion, direct/inverse proportion and
comparing quantities
3. profit/loss, simple/compound interest, time/work, distance/displacement and
temperature conversion
4. algebraic expressions, identities, factorisation, simple and linear equations, exponents,
squares, square roots, cubes and cube roots
5. basic and practical geometry, lines, parallel lines, angles, triangles, congruence,
triangle properties and angle sums
6. circles, quadrilaterals, polygons, symmetry, elementary shapes and figure
interiors/exteriors
7. mensuration, perimeter, area, circle measurements, volumes, cubes/cuboids and
area/volume conversions
8. solids, visualisation and Euler’s formula
9. data handling, graphs, pie charts, mean, median, mode and probability.
4
Science
1. Electric current and its effects, chemical effects, electroplating and artificial jewellery
2. sound, light, reflection and dispersion
3. heat, motion, time, force, pressure and friction types
4. acids, bases, salts, physical and chemical changes
5. coal, petroleum, combustion, flames, metals, non-metals, synthetic fibres and plastics
6. plant nutrition, transport in plants and animals, reproduction in organisms, plants and
animals
7. cells and functions, microorganisms
8. adolescence, puberty, endocrine glands and hormones
9. forests, conservation, crop production and management
10. global warming and natural phenomena.
5
Social Science –
revised syllabus
1. Follow the correction published on 7 November 2026 rather than relying only on older
broad headings. Coverage includes natural resources and their use
2. glimpses of world geography
3. reshaping India’s political map
4. the Marathas
5. colonial India
6. India’s road to independence
7. Indian architecture
8. cultural currents from the thirteenth to seventeenth centuries
9. universal franchise and elections
10. Parliament, legislature and executive
11. the judiciary
12. citizenship, rights and duties
13. factors of production
14. population dynamics
15. and India’s urban landscape. [3]
AISSEE Class 6 · Mathematics, Language, Intelligence & GK
Mathematics
1. Number operations and natural numbers
2. prime and composite numbers
3. Roman numerals
4. LCM and HCF
5. fractions and their ordering
6. decimals
7. simplification
8. unitary method
9. ratio and proportion
10. averages
11. percentages
12. profit and loss
13. simple interest
14. speed and time
15. conversion of units
16. temperature
17. lines and angles, including complementary and supplementary angles
18. angle types
19. plane figures
20. circles
21. area and perimeter
22. cube and cuboid volumes.
2
Language
1. Reading comprehension, vocabulary, confusing words, correct spellings, synonyms,
antonyms, rhyming words, idioms and phrases
2. nouns and collective nouns
3. pronouns
4. verbs and their types
5. adjectives
6. adverbs
7. articles
8. prepositions
9. interjections
10. tense forms
11. sentence types, formation and word order
12. question tags
13. number, gender and singular/plural forms. Language questions cover learning up to
Class 5.
3
Intelligence
1. Mathematical and verbal analogies, spatial and numerical patterns, classification, visual
reasoning, logical reasoning, series, sequences, critical thinking, problem solving and
family relationships. Practice should include diagrams and unfamiliar question formats, not
only repeated examples.
4
General Knowledge
1. India’s national symbols and basic national facts
2. monuments, dance, music, religions, languages, food and clothing
3. current literary and cultural awards
4. notable national and international personalities and achievements
5. defence
6. sports
7. national and international organisations
8. the solar system and Earth
9. mountains and associated lifestyles
10. the water cycle
11. renewable and non-renewable energy
12. climate and natural disasters
13. everyday water use
14. taste, digestion and food preservation
15. farmers, agricultural techniques, seed germination and dispersal
16. tribal communities and forests
17. everyday scientific devices
18. water pollution and microbial diseases
19. human-animal relationships and bodily functions
20. plant, animal and human functions
21. animal senses and young ones.
AISSEE Class 9 · Mathematics, English, Intelligence, Science & Social Science
Mathematics
1. Rational numbers
2. linear equations in one variable
3. algebraic expressions and factorisation
4. exponents and powers
5. squares, square roots, cubes and cube roots
6. comparing quantities, percentages, profit, loss, discount, simple and compound interest
7. direct and inverse proportion
8. time and work
9. quadrilaterals, triangle properties, angle sums, parallel lines and Pythagoras’ theorem
10. solid-shape visualisation, two-dimensional and three-dimensional views and Euler’s
formula
11. mensuration, area, perimeter, surface area and volume
12. data handling, bar and line graphs, statistics, mean, median, mode and probability
13. number puzzles and divisibility tests.
2
English
1. Comprehension
2. error spotting and sentence improvement
3. synonyms, antonyms, confusing words and spelling
4. prepositions, articles, verbs, tense forms, narration, modals and subject-verb
agreement
5. sentence word order, formation and directed transformations
6. idioms, phrases and clauses
7. noun types, personal pronouns, adjectives, comparison of adjectives, adverbs,
interjections and conjunctions
8. question tags
9. conditionals
10. voice
11. sentence types
12. gender and number changes.
3
Intelligence
1. Verbal and mathematical analogies, spatial and mathematical patterns, classification,
visual and logical reasoning, sequences, series, critical thinking, problem solving and
familial relationships. Students practise explaining why an option is correct before
increasing their answering speed.
4
General Science
1. Coal and petroleum, combustion and flames, fuel calorific value
2. metals and non-metals, synthetic fibres and plastics
3. cells and their functions, microorganisms, plant and animal reproduction
4. adolescence, puberty, endocrine glands and hormones
5. force, pressure and types of friction
6. sound
7. reflection and dispersion of light
8. chemical effects of electric current, electroplating and artificial jewellery
9. stars and the solar system
10. natural phenomena
11. air and water pollution, global warming
12. crop seasons and agricultural practices
13. conservation of plants and animals, biosphere reserves, national parks and
sanctuaries.
5
Social Science
1. India’s geographical diversity
2. resources and conservation
3. weather and climate
4. landforms and life
5. locating places on Earth
6. oceans and continents
7. forms of government
8. the Indian Constitution
9. universal franchise and the electoral system
10. Parliament, legislature and executive
11. local government and grassroots democracy
12. barter and money
13. markets and surrounding economic activities
14. early Indian civilisation and cultural roots
15. the emergence of cities and states
16. empires
17. the age of reorganisation
18. the Gupta period
19. changes in India’s political map
20. Maratha expansion
21. and colonial India.
AISSEE Class 6 includes science-related learning within GK. Class 9 has separate Science and Social Science sections. Use the latest official bulletin as the final examination reference.
The support to learn.
The confidence to grow.
For girls preparing for RMS and Sainik School, academic expectations and encouragement go hand in hand. Approachable teachers, regular feedback and suitable residential supervision support steady learning.
Our academy offers separate hostel arrangements for girls and boys. Discuss accommodation, meals, supervision, parent communication and travel before enrolling.
Choose a school by relevant vacancies, academic environment, pastoral support, sport, fees and your child’s needs.
A focused batch.
A purposeful beginning.
Super-40 brings together a planned capacity of 40 learners. The academy interview helps us understand the student’s preparation level, learning needs and readiness for a structured routine.
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Personal attention.
Discuss coaching, day boarding or full boarding according to current availability. Academy screening is separate from the official RMS selection interview.
Study. Practise. Rest. Repeat.
Focused learning.
Concepts, worksheets, doubt support and revision alongside separate schooling. Coaching-only classes: 3 PM–7 PM, subject to the issued timetable.
A structured day.
Guided daytime learning with the student returning home. Confirm meals, study hours and departure arrangements.
A supported routine.
Accommodation, meals and supervised study; shared rooms, washroom facilities, drinking water and cleaning. Confirm laundry and package inclusions.
Weekdays focus on teaching and practice; Saturday brings test series and review; Sunday includes spoken English. PT, stretching and team sports encourage participation, cooperation and punctuality.
Age-appropriate activities should respect health needs, rest and hydration. Official medical fitness is determined by admission authorities. Ask for a written fee quotation and current programme details before enrolment.
Clarity for every family.
Are RMS CET and AISSEE the same examination?
No. They have different papers, eligibility and selection processes. Choose the relevant checklist and official application route.
Can girls join the preparation programme?
Yes. The academy prepares girls and boys. Official school admission remains subject to the relevant class-wise and gender-wise vacancies.
How is Super-40 admission decided?
Through an academy interview to understand learning needs and preparation level, with places subject to availability.
Does coaching guarantee selection?
No. RMS selection includes written assessment, interview, medical examination and final merit. Sainik School admission follows AISSEE merit, counselling, medical fitness, documents and vacancies.
How should parents start?
Share the child’s date of birth, current class and target school. Speak with the team, review eligibility, visit the academy and request the current schedule and written fee details.
Let’s begin with
a conversation.
Tell us the student’s class, date of birth and preparation goals. We will help you explore a suitable learning routine.
Contact admissions ↗Doon Sainik School
Preparatory Academy
Opp. RIMC Gate, Nimbuwala,
Shaheed Kashmir Singh Road,
Garhi Cantt Main Road,
Dehradun – 248001
Prepared from the supplied RMS + AISSEE 2027 academy guide. Consult NTA RMS CET and AISSEE information bulletins, official notices and the RMS Social Science corrigendum for final requirements. Doon Sainik School Preparatory Academy provides independent coaching; academy enrolment is separate from school admission.