RMS Class 9th Entrance Exam – Full Details

1. 📌 Eligibility

• Age Limit:

  • Boys & Girls aged 13 to 15 years as on 31st March of the admission year.

• Education:

  • Candidate must have passed Class 8th (or studying in Class 8th).

2. 📌 Exam Pattern (Written Test)

The entrance test is of 200 marks with objective-type questions (MCQs).

✅ Total Marks = 200
✅ Duration = 2.5 hours

3. 📌 Syllabus (Detailed)

(A) English (50 Marks)

• Grammar:

  • Parts of Speech, Tenses, Modals, Articles, Prepositions, Subject-Verb Agreement

  • Active-Passive Voice, Direct-Indirect Speech, Degrees of Comparison

• Vocabulary:

  • Synonyms, Antonyms, One Word Substitution, Idioms & Phrases

• Comprehension:

  • Unseen Passage

• Writing:

  • Letter Writing, Paragraph Writing, Story Writing

(B) Mathematics (50 Marks)

• Number System (Integers, Rational Numbers, Irrational Numbers)

• Algebra (Identities, Factorisation, Simple Equations)

• Geometry (Triangles, Quadrilaterals, Circles, Polygons)

• Mensuration (Surface Area, Volume)

• Exponents & Powers

• Square & Square Roots, Cube & Cube Roots

• Data Handling (Statistics, Graphs)

• Comparing Quantities (Percentage, Profit & Loss, Simple & Compound Interest)

(C) Science (50 Marks)

• Physics: Force, Pressure, Sound, Light, Electricity, Friction

• Chemistry: Synthetic & Natural Materials, Metals & Non-Metals, Coal & Petroleum, Combustion

• Biology: Crop Production, Microorganisms, Human Body Systems, Reproduction, Cell Structure

(D) Social Studies (30 Marks)

• History: Modern India (British Rule, Freedom Struggle, Reform Movements)

• Geography: Resources, Agriculture, Industries, Population, Natural Vegetation, Climate

• Civics: Constitution, Democracy, Rights & Duties, Government, Judiciary

(E) General Knowledge & Current Affairs (20 Marks)

• Current Affairs (National & International)

• Important Days, Awards, Sports, Defence, Science & Technology

• Indian Geography, History & Culture

• General Awareness about RMS, Armed Forces

4. 📌 Selection Process

1. Written Test (200 Marks)

2. Interview (20 Marks) – only for those who qualify written test.

3. Medical Examination – Final stage, must be declared medically fit.

5. 📌 Preparation Tips

✅ Focus on NCERT Class 6–8 textbooks (Maths, Science, SST, English).
✅ Practice MCQs and Previous Year Papers.
✅ Improve reading comprehension for English.
✅ Keep updated with current affairs (last 6 months).
✅ Time management is key – practice full mock tests.