How to join Sainik School after 10th std for girls ?

Ans: Sainik Schools are a network of schools in India that aim to provide quality education and prepare students for careers in the Indian Armed Forces. The All India Sainik Schools Entrance Examination (AISSEE) is conducted for students in Class VI and Class IX. Eligibility criteria for AISSEE 2025 include age limit (10-12 years) for Class VI and 13-15 years for Class IX. Educational qualifications for Class VI and Class IX include passing Class V from a recognized school and being Indian citizens.

The AISSEE exam consists of Objective Type (Multiple Choice) Questions, with subjects including Mathematics, General Knowledge, Language, and Intelligence Test. Candidates can apply online through the official Sainik School website, fill out the application form, upload required documents, pay the application fee, download the Admit Card, and appear at the exam center on the scheduled date.

Results and merit lists will be declared on the official website of aissee, and shortlisted candidates will undergo a medical examination as part of the final selection process. Final selection is based on written exam marks, medical fitness, and merit rank. Important dates for 2025-26 Session include online application starting in November 2025, exam date in January 2026, result declaration in February 2026, and medical examination in March-April 2025. Schools are spread across India and may have different admission protocols.



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Ans: Hello dear.
Admission to Sainik Schools in Class 11 is generally quite difficult and rare, as these schools mainly admit students for Class 6 and Class 9 through the All India Sainik School Entrance Examination (AISSEE). To learn more, you should contact individual Sainik Schools directly to inquire about vacancies and their admission procedures for Class 11. Admission is not impossible; it is highly limited and competitive, so actively pursue direct inquiries and consider alternative military-focused education options. If military discipline and structure are important, consider applying to Rashtriya Military Schools or private military-style schools.
If your son is interested in a defence career, consider these paths:
(1_ Join a good CBSE school with an NCC (National Cadet Corps) unit.
(2) Prepare for NDA (National Defence Academy) after 12th – science stream preferred.
(3) Join coaching for the NDA exam or SSB interviews.

Good luck.
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