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Full AISSEE Preparation · Residential Facility · Expert Faculty · 25,000+ Selections
Amritsar is a land renowned for giving birth to leaders, patriots, and brave hearts. Now it is emerging as a major hub for defence-oriented learning — and Young Star Defence Academy is leading that charge. This is not just an institute. For hundreds of students, it is a temple of knowledge and a launchpad for lifelong national service.
Our Amritsar campus offers both online and offline coaching classes, residential hostel with organic food, and structured AISSEE preparation that has helped hundreds of local students clear the entrance exam with brilliant marks. Students from across Punjab, Himachal, J&K and beyond make Amritsar their base for the biggest exam of their young lives.
Choosing Young Star Defence Academy's Sainik School coaching in Amritsar means your child receives structured learning, expert mentorship, focused AISSEE guidance, and the physical and mental discipline that Sainik Schools demand — all on one campus.
Complete coverage of all AISSEE subjects: Mathematics, English, General Knowledge, Intelligence, and Language — plus interview preparation and mock medical guidance.
Flexible coaching for every student — attend classes on campus at Amritsar or access the same quality teaching online from anywhere in India.
Safe, supervised residential accommodation for both boys and girls with balanced, organic meals — keeping students physically healthy and mentally sharp throughout their preparation.
Small class sizes allow teachers to monitor every student's progress closely, address individual weak areas, and guide students through the complete application and admission process.
Beyond AISSEE, students can also prepare for RIMC Dehradun, all 5 Rashtriya Military Schools, and NDA — all at this single campus with a single, affordable fee structure.
The AISSEE is conducted offline by NTA. All questions are objective/MCQ. No negative marking for wrong or unanswered questions. Minimum 25% per subject and 40% overall to qualify.
| Subject | Questions | Marks Each | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | 50 | 3 | 150 |
| Language (English/Hindi) | 25 | 2 | 50 |
| Intelligence | 25 | 2 | 50 |
| General Knowledge | 25 | 2 | 50 |
| TOTAL | 125 | — | 300 |
Duration: 150 min · Bilingual: English & Hindi · No negative marking
| Subject | Questions | Marks Each | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | 50 | 4 | 200 |
| Intelligence | 25 | 2 | 50 |
| English | 25 | 2 | 50 |
| General Science | 25 | 2 | 50 |
| Social Studies | 25 | 2 | 50 |
| TOTAL | 150 | — | 400 |
Duration: 180 min · English only · No negative marking
Candidates must be between 10 and 12 years of age as on 31st March of the admission year. Must have passed or be studying in Class V.
Candidates must be between 13 and 15 years of age as on 31st March of the admission year. Must have passed or be studying in Class VIII.
A structured, multi-layered coaching approach that builds academic excellence, physical readiness, and the confidence to succeed in India's most competitive defence school entrance exams.
Every AISSEE subject is taught systematically — with concept classes, regular revision, timed practice tests, and performance tracking for each student throughout the course.
Different students get stuck on different topics. Personal doubt-clearing sessions ensure no student is left behind — every concept is addressed until it is fully understood.
Regular full-length mock tests designed to match the exact AISSEE pattern — building time management, exam temperament, and stamina to perform on the actual test day.
Post-written exam preparation includes structured interview training, public speaking, general awareness sessions, and personality grooming to succeed in the selection interview.
Daily PT and fitness routines ensure students arrive at Sainik School medically fit and physically prepared — building stamina, discipline, and the military mindset from day one.
Complete support for the AISSEE application process — from filling the online form and understanding cut-offs to preparing documents required for Sainik School admission.
Girls are fully eligible to apply for Sainik School Class 6 admissions, and many schools now accept girls for Class 9 as well. The AISSEE admission process is the same for boys and girls — however, out of every 100 seats, 20 are reserved for girls and 80 for boys. Young Star Defence Academy provides dedicated coaching and hostel facilities for girl students targeting Sainik Schools.
✅ Girls Hostel Available · Dedicated Coaching · Safe CampusStudents selected across all 133 Sainik Schools in India through AISSEE — Class 6 & 9 combined.
Boys selected into RIMC Dehradun — India's most elite pre-military school with 25 national seats per term.
Students selected across all 5 Rashtriya Military Schools — Chail, Ajmer, Dholpur, Bengaluru & Belgaum.
Cadets joining the Indian Army, Navy & Air Force through NDA after preparation at Young Star.
The AISSEE exam is conducted offline and consists entirely of objective/MCQ questions. There is no negative marking for wrong or unanswered questions — attempt every question.
Students must score at least 25% in each subject and 40% overall to be considered. No minimum qualifying marks for SC/ST candidates. Final merit cut-offs are typically much higher.
Candidates who qualify the written test are shortlisted for a personal interview and medical examination. Final selection is based on written marks + interview + medical fitness combined.
The Class 6 entrance exam is based on Class V level — covering Maths (50 Qs), Intelligence (25 Qs), Language (25 Qs), and GK (25 Qs). Total 300 marks. Strong basics are essential.
The Class 9 entrance exam is at Class VIII level — covering Maths, English, Science, Intelligence, and Social Studies. Total 400 marks. English medium only. Advanced concepts required.
Start AISSEE preparation from Class 4 or at least 1–2 years before the exam. Early preparation builds stronger foundations and significantly improves scores and selection chances.
AISSEE (All India Sainik School Entrance Exam) is a national-level entrance exam conducted by NTA for admission to Class 6 and Class 9 in all 133 Sainik Schools across India. It is an offline, OMR-based objective exam with no negative marking. Students from across India compete for seats in these highly respected residential defence schools.
Students aged 10–12 years as on 31st March of the admission year can apply for Class 6, and students aged 13–15 years can apply for Class 9. Both boys and girls are eligible. Candidates must have passed or be currently studying in Class V (for Class 6) or Class VIII (for Class 9) from a recognised school.
Ideally, AISSEE preparation should begin from Class 4 or at least 1–2 years before the exam. Early preparation allows students to build solid academic foundations, improve weak areas, and get extensive practice — all of which significantly boost the final score and selection chances.
Yes — cracking AISSEE on the first attempt is absolutely possible with smart preparation, regular practice, expert guidance, and a disciplined lifestyle. Young Star Defence Academy's structured programme, mock tests, and individual mentoring are specifically designed to maximise first-attempt success rates.
Yes. Girls can apply for Class 6 admissions through AISSEE, and many Sainik Schools now accept girls for Class 9 as well. Of every 100 seats, 20 are reserved for girls and 80 for boys. Young Star Defence Academy has dedicated coaching and hostel facilities for girl students, with a safe and supportive campus environment.
The minimum qualifying marks are 25% in each subject and 40% overall. No minimum qualifying marks apply for SC/ST candidates. However, the actual merit cut-off is typically much higher — depending on competition levels each year. Scoring well above the minimum is the best strategy for guaranteed selection.
No. The AISSEE exam does not have any negative marking. There is no penalty for wrong answers or unanswered questions. Students should attempt all questions — a wrong answer costs nothing, but a correct answer adds marks and improves the final score.
Candidates who qualify the written test are shortlisted and called for a personal interview and a full medical examination. The medical test checks physical fitness, eyesight, hearing, and overall health. Final selection and school allotment is based on the combined written + interview score, medical fitness, and category-wise vacancies.
Students can apply online through the official NTA website (exams.nta.nic.in) when the AISSEE application form is released. Young Star Defence Academy assists students with the complete application process — from filling the form to document preparation and understanding the admission timeline.
Young Star Defence Academy Amritsar is ready — with expert faculty, residential facilities, and a proven track record of 25,000+ selections. Enroll today and take the first step towards your child's defence career.
