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Sainik School Study Plan Class 6: Subject-Wise Daily Schedule for AISSEE 2027

Aamir Raza Aamir Raza 📅 Aug 1, 2026 ⏱️ 4 min read
Sainik School Study Plan Class 6: Subject-Wise Daily Schedule for AISSEE 2027
📢 Last Updated: August 1, 2026 at 1:30 PM IST — This article is updated regularly with the latest information.

Sainik School Study Plan Class 6: Subject-Wise Daily Schedule for AISSEE 2027

Quick Summary / TL;DR

Aspect Details
Target AISSEE Class 6 (January 2027)
Student’s Current Class Class 5
Total Marks 300
Daily Study Time 1.5–2.5 hours
Key Subjects Maths, English, GK, Intelligence
Best Books NCERT + Arihant Guide
Start Time Now (16 months prep)

If your child is currently in Class 5 and aiming for Sainik School Class 6 admission in 2027, this dedicated study plan is for you. Class 6 AISSEE is based on Class 5 level syllabus — so your child doesn’t need to study anything beyond their current class.


AISSEE Class 6 Subject-Wise Breakdown

Subject Questions Marks Difficulty
Mathematics 50 150 Medium
English 25 50 Easy-Medium
General Knowledge 25 50 Medium
Intelligence 25 50 Easy
Total 125 300

Subject-Wise Study Plan

Mathematics (150 marks — Most Important!)

Month Topics Daily Practice
Aug–Sep Number System, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division 20 questions/day
Oct–Nov Fractions, Decimals, LCM, HCF 20 questions/day
Dec–Jan Geometry, Shapes, Angles, Perimeter, Area 15 questions/day
Feb–Mar Data Handling, Bar Graph, Pictograph 10 questions/day
Apr–May Mensuration, Volume, Word Problems 20 questions/day
Jun–Jul Revision + Mock Tests 30 questions/day
Aug–Dec Previous Year Papers + Weak Areas 25 questions/day

English (50 marks)

Month Topics Daily Practice
Aug–Oct Grammar: Noun, Pronoun, Verb, Adjective, Tenses 10 questions/day
Nov–Jan Vocabulary: Synonyms, Antonyms, Spelling 10 questions/day
Feb–Apr Comprehension: Passage reading + questions 1 passage/day
May–Jul Sentence Correction, Fill in the Blanks 10 questions/day
Aug–Dec Revision + Previous Year Papers 15 questions/day

General Knowledge (50 marks)

Month Topics Daily Practice
Aug–Oct Indian History: Freedom Movement, Important Dates Read 10 min/day
Nov–Jan Geography: Rivers, Mountains, States, Capitals Read 10 min/day
Feb–Apr Science: Human Body, Plants, Animals, Solar System Read 10 min/day
May–Jul Current Affairs: Last 6 months news Read newspaper 10 min/day
Aug–Dec Revision + Quiz Practice 15 questions/day

Intelligence (50 marks — Easiest!)

Month Topics Daily Practice
Aug–Oct Patterns, Series, Odd One Out 10 questions/day
Nov–Jan Mirror Images, Water Images, Shapes 10 questions/day
Feb–Apr Coding-Decoding, Analogies 10 questions/day
May–Dec Mixed Practice + Previous Year Papers 15 questions/day

Daily Schedule for Class 5 Students

Weekdays (School Days)

Time Activity Duration
6:00–6:30 AM Wake up, freshen up
6:30–7:15 AM Maths practice (fresh mind) 45 min
7:15–8:00 AM Breakfast + get ready
8:00 AM–2:00 PM School
2:00–3:00 PM Lunch + rest
3:00–3:30 PM English grammar 30 min
3:30–4:00 PM GK reading 30 min
4:00–5:00 PM Play/sports
5:00–5:30 PM Intelligence practice 30 min
5:30–6:00 PM Snacks + free time
9:00 PM Sleep

Total daily study: ~2 hours

Weekends (Holidays)

Time Activity Duration
Morning Maths full chapter revision 1 hour
Afternoon Mock test (1 subject) 1 hour
Evening GK quiz + Intelligence practice 1 hour

Total weekend study: ~3 hours/day


Best Books for Class 6 AISSEE

Subject Book Why
Maths NCERT Class 5 Base textbook — must complete
Maths Arihant Sainik School Guide AISSEE-specific practice
English NCERT English Class 5 Grammar foundation
English Wren & Martin (Junior) Grammar rules
GK Lucent Junior GK Comprehensive coverage
Reasoning R.S. Aggarwal (Junior) Best for Intelligence section

Related Article: Best Books for AISSEE 2027


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When should I start Class 6 AISSEE preparation?

Now. Starting in Class 4 or early Class 5 gives 12-18 months of preparation — ideal for comprehensive coverage.

How many hours should a Class 5 student study for AISSEE?

1.5–2 hours on weekdays, 3 hours on weekends. Consistency matters more than duration.

Is NCERT enough for Class 6 AISSEE?

NCERT is the foundation, but you also need an AISSEE-specific guide book (like Arihant) for exam-pattern practice.

What is the pass mark for Class 6 AISSEE?

There’s no fixed pass mark. Selection is based on merit rank within your category and state.

Can an average student crack AISSEE Class 6?

Yes. AISSEE tests Class 5 level knowledge. With consistent preparation for 12 months, an average student can definitely crack it.



Last Updated: August 2026 Author: Aamir Raza — Defense Education Expert

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