Preparing for AISSEE Class 6 becomes easy when you follow two rules:

Study only what the exam asks, not everything under the sun.
Prepare like a marathon, not a last-minute sprint.

This blog gives you:

a complete AISSEE Class 6 topic list (section-wise), and
a full 1-year study plan (month-by-month) that works for most students.

No complicated jargon. Just a clear path parents can actually follow.

What is AISSEE Class 6?

AISSEE (All India Sainik Schools Entrance Examination) is the entrance test for admission into Class 6 in Sainik School pattern institutions. The exam is objective (MCQ) and tests four core areas:

Language
Mathematics
Intelligence (Reasoning)
General Knowledge

The golden truth: Math + practice routine decides the final result.

AISSEE Class 6 Exam Pattern (simple view)

AISSEE Class 6 is an OMR-based MCQ exam with four sections:

Language
Mathematics (highest weight and biggest scoring advantage)
Intelligence
General Knowledge

So your preparation must give maximum time to Maths, and consistent time to the other three.

AISSEE Class 6 Syllabus: Complete Topic List (Section-wise)

A) Language (English / Hindi / Regional Language)

Language questions typically test Class 4–5 level grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension.

Prepare these areas:

Comprehension Passage
Prepositions
Articles
Vocabulary
Verbs and their types
Confusing words
Question tags
Types of sentences
Tenses
Nouns (kinds)
Pronouns (kinds)
Correct spelling
Ordering of words in a sentence
Sentence formation
Antonyms
Synonyms
Adjectives
Interjections
Idioms and phrases
Collective nouns
Singular & plural
Gender
Adverbs
Rhyming words

AceJoule Language tip: Don’t “study” English like a textbook.
Do daily reading + MCQ practice, and your score rises naturally.

B) Mathematics (Most important section)

Math is where selections are won because it rewards:

daily practice
speed
accuracy
strong basics

Prepare these topics:

Natural numbers & operations
Prime and composite numbers
LCM and HCF
Simplification
Fractions (including arranging/comparing)
Decimals
Unitary method
Ratio and proportion
Percentage
Average
Profit and loss
Simple interest
Speed and time
Conversion of units
Roman numerals
Lines and angles
Types of angles
Complementary and supplementary angles
Plane figures
Circle
Area and perimeter
Volume of cube and cuboids

AceJoule Math rule:
If your child solves 25–35 math questions daily, selection becomes realistic.

C) Intelligence (Reasoning)

This section is about pattern recognition and quick thinking.

Prepare these:

Analogies (verbal and mathematical)
Patterns (spatial and number-based)
Classification
Series and sequences
Visual reasoning
Logical reasoning
Critical thinking and problem solving
Familial relations

AceJoule Reasoning tip: Reasoning improves fastest with daily timed sets, not long theory.

D) General Knowledge (GK)

GK is not random facts only—it’s a mix of India basics, environment, science-in-life, sports, and defence awareness.

Prepare these areas:

National symbols of India
India at a glance (states, capitals, geography basics)
Art and culture (monuments, dances, festivals, languages, food, dress)
Important personalities and achievements
Sports
National and international organizations
Indian defence system (basic awareness)
Solar system and Earth
Water cycle and weather basics
Energy (renewable and non-renewable)
Natural disasters (earthquake, flood, etc.)
Environment and pollution
Basic human body & health (digestion, diseases at a simple level)
Plants and animals (functions, young ones, farming basics)
Science in daily life (devices and simple concepts)

AceJoule GK tip: GK grows with repetition.
10–15 minutes daily beats 2 hours once a week.

Age Criteria (General)

For AISSEE Class 6, the age range is generally:

10 to 12 years (as on 31 March of the admission year)

Always check the official notification when you apply, because exact DOB windows vary by year.

The 1-Year Study Plan (Month-by-Month)

This plan is designed for a child who has about 8–12 months before the exam.
You can start from any month—just follow the sequence.

Overall Time Split (Ideal)

Math: 45%
Language: 20%
Reasoning: 20%
GK: 15%

Month 1: Baseline + Routine Setup

Goal: Build habit and identify weak areas.

Take 1 diagnostic test (one small test per section)
Start daily routine (even 60–90 minutes is enough)
Math focus: operations, simplification, number basics
Language focus: sentence basics, nouns/pronouns/verbs
Reasoning focus: analogies + classification
GK focus: national symbols + India basics

✅ Outcome: child gets comfortable with daily practice.

Month 2: Strong Foundation in Math + Grammar

Goal: Fix basics so advanced topics become easy.

Math: factors, multiples, primes, LCM/HCF (basic level)
Fractions introduction (types, comparing, simple operations)
Language: tenses + prepositions + articles
Reasoning: series + patterns (easy sets)
GK: solar system + water cycle + environment basics

✅ Outcome: fewer silly mistakes, stronger confidence.

Month 3: Fractions + Decimals Mastery Month

Goal: Remove fear from fractions/decimals (high scoring).

Math: fractions (compare, arrange, add/subtract), decimals
Language: vocabulary + spelling + comprehension (weekly)
Reasoning: mixed sets (analogies, series, classification)
GK: states/capitals + map basics

✅ Outcome: math accuracy improves significantly.

Month 4: Ratio/Proportion + Unitary Method

Goal: Build “real-life math” skill.

Math: ratio & proportion, unitary method
Language: synonyms/antonyms + sentence formation
Reasoning: spatial patterns (daily small sets)
GK: sports + awards + basic defence awareness

✅ Outcome: child starts solving faster.

Month 5: Percentage + Average

Goal: Unlock easy scoring chapters.

Math: percentage, average, mixed word problems
Language: confusing words + grammar revision
Reasoning: logical reasoning basics
GK: culture (monuments, dances, festivals)

✅ Outcome: score starts jumping.

Month 6: Profit/Loss + Simple Interest

Goal: Build confidence in commercial math.

Math: profit & loss, simple interest
Language: comprehension (2 passages/week)
Reasoning: time-based practice sets
GK: organizations + important personalities

✅ Outcome: child can handle multi-step questions.

Month 7: Speed & Time + Unit Conversions

Goal: Improve application + accuracy.

Math: speed & time, unit conversions, mixed revision
Language: full grammar revision cycle
Reasoning: mixed paper practice (2–3 times/week)
GK: environment + science in daily life

✅ Outcome: better speed and fewer time struggles.

Month 8: Geometry + Mensuration (Scoring + Easy)

Goal: Make geometry predictable.

Math: lines & angles, types of angles, complementary/supplementary
Plane figures, circle basics
Area & perimeter
Volume of cube/cuboid basics
Language: idioms/phrases + final vocab push
Reasoning: visual reasoning strong practice
GK: revision of everything studied so far

✅ Outcome: geometry becomes easy marks.

Month 9: Syllabus Completion + First Full Mocks

Goal: Finish full syllabus once and start exam-style practice.

Start 1 full mock test per week
Begin error log (must-do)
Daily math mixed worksheet (25–30 questions)
Language: 3 passages/week + grammar MCQs
Reasoning: 25 questions/day
GK: 10–15 min daily recap + MCQs

✅ Outcome: exam readiness begins.

Month 10: Mock Mode (2 Mocks/Week)

Goal: Improve score through analysis, not more studying.

2 full mocks per week
After every mock:
- list weak topics
- revise those topics next day
- redo wrong questions after 3 days
Strengthen time management and OMR discipline

✅ Outcome: score becomes stable and predictable.

Month 11: High-Revision Month (Spaced Revision)

Goal: Make everything automatic.

Revise syllabus in cycles:
- Cycle 1: fast revision (all topics)
- Cycle 2: weak topics only
- Cycle 3: full mixed practice
Keep:
- 2 mocks/week
- daily math practice
- daily GK quick revision

✅ Outcome: accuracy rises, silly mistakes drop.

Month 12: Final Exam Month (Peak Performance)

Goal: Calm, confident, consistent.

2–3 mocks/week (depending on child stress level)
Focus on:
- formula list revision
- GK quick notes
- reasoning speed sets
- language comprehension daily
Reduce new learning.
Improve sleep routine + exam-day discipline.

✅ Outcome: child enters exam confident, not panicked.

Weekly Routine (Works for Most Families)

If you can study 90 minutes/day:

Math: 40 minutes (daily)
Reasoning: 20 minutes
Language: 20 minutes
GK: 10 minutes

If you can study only 60 minutes/day:

Math: 30 minutes (daily)
Rotate the remaining 30 minutes:
- Day 1: Language
- Day 2: Reasoning
- Day 3: GK
- Repeat

Mock Test Plan (One-Year Style)

Months 1–4: topic tests (short, 20–30 min)
Months 5–8: mixed tests weekly
Month 9: 1 full mock/week
Months 10–12: 2 full mocks/week (or 3 if child is comfortable)

Non-negotiable: After every mock, do analysis.
Mocks without analysis waste time.

The “Error Log” (Score-Booster Trick)

Create a simple notebook with 3 columns:

Mistake type (concept / silly / time / reading)
Question topic
What I will do next time

Review it every Sunday.
This one habit can improve scores faster than extra tuition.

Final Tips for Parents (Realistic & Effective)

Keep study consistent, not heavy.
Track progress with mocks, not with hours.
Don’t overload GK—repeat and revise.
Build strong basics in fractions/decimals/percentage—these are score-makers.
Make OMR practice part of tests (even at home).

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