AISSEE Class 6 Girls Safe Scores by Zone

When parents look at AISSEE safe scores for Class 6 girls, the first thing to understand is this: these numbers are not final admission cut-offs.

They are better read as competitive planning benchmarks.

This becomes even more important because, as the public notice already shared shows, candidates have already been called for medicals, and the call list was prepared at roughly 3 times the number of available vacancies, category-wise and school-wise, only to speed up the medical process. So getting into the medical list does not mean final selection or confirmed school allotment.

For girls, there is one more important reality. The seat pool is smaller in many schools than it is for boys. That naturally pushes safe scores higher in several schools. So parents should not compare girls’ safe scores casually with boys’ numbers.

Note: These are calculated safe scores for Class 6 girls from your sheet, and should be used for planning, not as official NTA or AISSAC cut-offs.

North Zone

The North Zone is very strong for girls, especially in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, and Jammu & Kashmir.

  • Sainik School Amethi, Uttar Pradesh: GEN 290, OBC 284, SC 282, ST 197, DEF 280
  • Sainik School Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh: GEN 290, OBC 284, SC 282, ST 197, DEF 280
  • Sainik School Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh: GEN 290, OBC 284, SC 282, ST 197, DEF 280
  • Sainik School Chittorgarh, Rajasthan: GEN 286, OBC 286, SC 260, ST 231, DEF 257
  • Sainik School Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan: GEN 286, OBC 286, SC 260, ST 231, DEF 257
  • Sainik School Nagrota, Jammu & Kashmir: GEN 284, OBC 281, SC 278, ST 280, DEF 271
  • Sainik School Rewari, Haryana: GEN 283, OBC 282, SC 273, ST 52, DEF 273
  • Sainik School Kunjpura, Haryana: GEN 282, OBC 279, SC 273, ST 70, DEF 272
  • Sainik School Ghorakhal, Uttarakhand: GEN 276, OBC 269, SC 196, ST 228, DEF 270
  • Sainik School Sujanpur Tira, Himachal Pradesh: GEN 276, OBC 235, SC 268, ST 241, DEF 247
  • Sainik School Kapurthala, Punjab: GEN 257, OBC 219, SC 242, ST not available in the current sheet, DEF 253

The biggest message from the North Zone is clear: for girls, schools like Amethi, Jhansi, Mainpuri, Chittorgarh, and Jhunjhunu sit in a very high competition band.

South Zone

The South Zone also shows strong competition, especially in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.

  • Sainik School Kodagu, Karnataka: GEN 289, OBC 284, SC 280, ST 260, DEF 261
  • Sainik School Bijapur, Karnataka: GEN 288, OBC 284, SC 280, ST 260, DEF 261
  • Sainik School Kalikiri, Andhra Pradesh: GEN 285, OBC 281, SC 278, ST 243, DEF 277
  • Sainik School Korukonda, Andhra Pradesh: GEN 285, OBC 281, SC 278, ST 243, DEF 277
  • Sainik School Amaravathinagar, Tamil Nadu: GEN 277, OBC 269, SC 238, ST 206, DEF 232
  • Sainik School Kazhakootam, Kerala: GEN 241, OBC 239, SC 171, ST 108, DEF 223

For South India, Kodagu, Bijapur, Kalikiri, and Korukonda look especially competitive for girls. Amaravathinagar remains the key benchmark for Tamil Nadu families, while Kazhakootam sits much lower in this dataset.

East Zone

The East Zone is one of the strongest zones overall, led by Bihar.

  • Sainik School Nalanda, Bihar: GEN 292, OBC 289, SC 278, ST 277, DEF 272
  • Sainik School Gopalganj, Bihar: GEN 289, OBC 285, SC 278, ST 277, DEF 272
  • Sainik School Purulia, West Bengal: GEN 280, OBC 273, SC 247, ST 180, DEF 243
  • Sainik School Tilaiya, Jharkhand: GEN 280, OBC 276, SC 261, ST 233, DEF 235
  • Sainik School Bhubaneswar, Odisha: GEN 277, OBC 260, SC 249, ST 245, DEF 245
  • Sainik School Sambalpur, Odisha: GEN 277, OBC 260, SC 249, ST 245, DEF 245

For girls, Nalanda and Gopalganj are right at the top of the chart. That is a strong signal of very intense competition.

West Zone

The West Zone is one of the toughest zones in the entire dataset.

  • Sainik School Chandrapur, Maharashtra: GEN 292, OBC 288, SC 282, ST 273, DEF 271
  • Sainik School Satara, Maharashtra: GEN 292, OBC 285, SC 282, ST 273, DEF 271
  • Sainik School Balachadi, Gujarat: GEN 291, OBC 279, SC 252, ST 268, DEF 210

This zone tells parents something important: for girls, Chandrapur, Satara, and Balachadi are not moderate schools at all. They are among the highest-pressure schools in this analysis.

Central Zone

The Central Zone is smaller in this sheet, but still useful.

  • Sainik School Rewa, Madhya Pradesh: GEN 284, OBC 281, SC 278, ST 209, DEF 272
  • Sainik School Ambikapur, Chhattisgarh: GEN 267, OBC 251, SC 219, ST 247, DEF 192

Here, Rewa clearly stands in a stronger competition band than Ambikapur.

Northeast Zone

The Northeast Zone shows a sharp contrast.

  • Sainik School Imphal, Manipur: GEN 285, OBC 281, SC 275, ST 274, DEF 278
  • Sainik School Goalpara, Assam: GEN 245, OBC 227, SC 188, ST 203, DEF 178

For girls in this zone, Imphal looks significantly more competitive than Goalpara.

What parents should understand from these numbers

For Class 6 girls, safe scores are often high because the girls seat pool is limited, while competition remains serious. On top of that, the present stage is still only the medical shortlisting stage, where about 3 candidates per seat have already been called.

So the right way to read these scores is this:

  • not as guaranteed admission marks,
  • not as final allotment marks,
  • but as school-wise, category-wise competition benchmarks.

A girl who is around the safe-score band is still in the serious race. But final selection will still depend on medical fitness, document verification, domicile and category rules, counselling flow, and final allotment.

Final takeaway

For Class 6 girls, there is no one national “safe score.”

The right question is:

What is the safe score for my target school, my category, and my actual competition zone?

That is the only way parents can read AISSEE numbers correctly.

At AceJoule, we believe parents deserve more than guesswork. They deserve clear benchmarks, honest analysis, and a preparation path aligned to real competition. That is why we use AISSEE not only as an admission exam, but as a national benchmark to measure a child’s academic strength, exam discipline, and competitive readiness. When parents understand the numbers the right way, they make better decisions — and that clarity is exactly what AceJoule is built to provide. Visit our site for more info: https://acejoule.com/

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