PRIVATE
ADMISSION
PROCEDURE
The boys are admitted in classes VI and IX only. The
admission is made strictly as per the order of merit in entrance examination
and interview subject to medical fitness.
DOMICILE
Only students belonging to either of the following
states are eligible for admission in the school:-
(a) Manipur
(b) Nagaland
(c) Arunachal Pradesh
(d) Mizoram
(e) Tripura
AGE LIMIT
MANIPUR, NAGALAND AND MIZORAM.
CLASS VI
Boys seeking admission should have completed 10 years
of age but not completed 11 years as on 01 July in the year of admission. He
should not have appeared for Sainik School Entrance Examination earlier from
any other centres in India.
CLASS IX
Boys seeking admission should have completed 13 years
of age but not completed 14 years as on 01 July in the year of admission. The
boys seeking admission to class IX should be studying in class VIII in a
recognized school. He should not have appeared for Sainik School Entrance
Examination for Class IX earlier from any other centres in India.
ARUNACHAL PRADESH AND
TRIPURA
CLASS VI
Boys seeking admission should have completed 11yearsof
age but not completed 12years as on 01 July in the year of admission.
CLASS IX
Boys seeking admission should have completed14 years
of age but not completed 15 years as on 01 July in the year of admission. The
other conditions will remain the same as mentioned at para 49 (b) above.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
The Entrance Exam will consist of the following papers:-
FOR ADMISSION TO CLASS
VI
Paper I
(a)*Mathematical Knowledge test, 100 marks
(b)*Language Ability test, 100 marks Paper II Intelligence Test 100, marks
Total Marks 300
FOR ADMISSION TO CLASS
IX
Paper I
(a)*Mathematical Knowledge test 200, marks
(b)*Science 075, marks
Paper II
(a)*English 100, marks
(b)*Social Studies 75, marks
NOTE
* The question papers would be given in the form of a
combined booklet which has to be answered in one sitting.
MEDIUM OF EXAM
The medium of examination for both classes will be
English or another recognised official language. While the question paper for
class VI will be set in English as well as in all other recognised 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.
QUALIFYING MARKS IN
ENTRANCE EXAM
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.
EXAM CENTRES
The Entrance Exam will be conducted simultaneously at
the following centres:-
(a) IMPHAL, KOHIMA, AIZAWL, AGARTALA, ITANAGAR
(b) All other Sainik Schools and the centres as fixed by them in their
respective states.
NOTE
The school authority reserves the right to cancel any
centre, if sufficient numbers of candidates are not available for that centre
or for any other reason. The applicants should, therefore, also indicate their
second choice of centre.
NOTE1
Those boys who are not the domicile of the five north
eastern states of India as mentioned at para 48 of this prospectus but wish to
appear in the Entrance Examination being conducted by Sainik School lmphal for
admission to other Sainik Schools may obtain the prospectus-cum-application
from the Principal of the concerned school in which admission is sought and
submit the same to that school who will arrange their test in consultation with
Sainik School lmphal at the chosen centres.
INTERVIEW
The interview shall carry maximum marks of 50. The
final merit list shall be compiled on the basis of total marks scored in the
written exam and the interview. Though it is not mandatory for a candidate to
qualify separately in the interview, however, absence from the interview will
lead to disqualification.
VACANCIES
The exact number of vacancies will be known only by
the month of April/May in the year of examination. Parents willing to admit
their wards/sons in other Sainik Schools are to give an undertaking that they
are willing to admit their sons/wards in other Sainik Schools as full fee
paying students (in case their wards qualify in the test but placed low in the
merit list of the school of their domicile) and they will not later on, seek
inter-school transfer of their wards.
RESERVATION OF SEATS
67% seats are reserved for candidates belonging to
Manipur state and remaining 33% will be shared by the candidates of other
states. Out of the total vacancies, 15% seats are reserved for SC and 7.5% for
ST candidates, 25% seats are reserved for the wards of Defence Service
Personnel including Ex-Servicemen.
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