SAINIK SCHOOL INFORMATION

                       INFORMATION ABOUT SANIK SCHOOL 


What is special about SAINIK school?
The School is indeed rendering a yeoman service to the nation by providing quality education to the children from myriad backgrounds. It enables boys from economically weaker sections of the society to take up an illustrious career as officer in the Armed Forces of the Nation and other celebrated professions.
What are the benefits of joining SAINIK  School?
6 benefits of studying in military schools
  • Active, Healthy Lifestyle.
  • The Development of Character.
  • Soldier for Life.
  • A Career like anything else.
  • Putting Academics First.
  • Distracting factors are removed.

How can I get admission in SANIK School Imphal?
For SANIK School Imphal admission 2024-25 AISSEE NTA Apply Here & get complete step by step guidance from 'SANIK School Cadet' app team. Admission to SANIK School Imphal Manipur is done on the basis of performance in AISSEE MCQ based test. Written Test is conducted by NTA (National Testing Agency).
Is SANIK school exam tough?
The exam that you are preparing for is one of the toughest exams. Below are some tips that one should follow to be successful in the exam: Check the detailed syllabus. Without knowing the syllabus, it's almost impossible
How to pass Sainik exam?
Make an effective and precise time table. Practice questions so that you can learn time management. Practice from “BOOK ” SANIK School Entrance Exam test series, mock tests and sectional tests to score better in the exam. Revise the topics that you have covered so far on a regular basis.
How to select SANIK school?
Admission to SAINIK Schools is through AISSEE 2024 followed by E-Counselling, Medical Fitness certified by Competent Medical Authority and verification of documents. Final selection will be on the basis of the position in the Merit List of AISSEE 2024.
SAINIK school is a very good school in all INDIA

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