AISSEE 2027 Syllabus: Subject Wise Syllabus, Preparation Tips

AISSEE 2027 Syllabus

Following is the subject wise AISSEE 2027 Syllabus.

1) Syllabus of Mathematics

• Number System
• Fractionals and decimals
• Commercial Mathematics
• Mensuration
• Geometry

2) Syllabus of English

• Framing Questions
• Homonyms
• Prepositions
• Antonyms
• Synonyms
• Paragraph writing
• Comprehension Passages
• Spelling
• Sentences types
• Constructing sentences
• Articles

3) Syllabus of General Knowledge

• Plants and Animals
• Human anatomy
• Food and cuisine
• Minerals and rocks
• Living things
• Astronomical objects and satellites
• Environbment and natural calamities
• Atmosphere and weather
• Living nad non living things

4) Syllabus of Social Studies

• Modern History
• 18th century's India
• Administartive structure
• British India
• Independence of India
• Resources
• Huamn resources
• Global economy
• Indian geography
• Global geography
• Manufacturing and production industries
• United nations
• Huamn rights and movements
• Indian Foreign Policies
• metals and non-metals

AISSEE 2027 Preparation Tips

Candidates should check the essential points before preparing for the examination:

• At least 3-4 months before the exam date, start studying for the exam. 
• Try to resolve the complete mock tests and the previous years question papers.
• Before the week of the examination, do not learn new topics. 
• Try to clear your doubts from the best books and keep practising.

AISSEE 2027 Exam Pattern

• English, Hindi, and regional languages will be the means of examination for Class VI examinations. 
• The Class 6 Question Papers will continue to be formulated in English and all of the recognised official languages of the states in which Sainik Schools are situated. 
• The written examination will be of total of 300 marks.

• Question papers will only be set in English for class 9 and students are expected to reply in English. 
• The written examination will be of total of 300 marks.

AISSEE 2023 Cut Off Marks

For general category candidates as well as children of Defense Services personnel and ex-servicemen, the minimum qualifying marks for each subject shall be 25 percent with 40 percent in aggregate, unless these qualifying criteria are updated or modified by the Honorary Secretary by the issuance of written instructions. 

Minimum qualifying requirements are not needed for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes candidates and will be admitted to the Entrance Examination within these categories on the basis of inter-se merit. If a SC / ST candidate comes on his own in the general merit, he will be admitted to the general seat and would not be qualified for the reserved share of the SC / St seats.