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Programs at Atulya Defence Academy: Schooling, Entrance Coaching and SSB
Atulya Defence Academy runs two things under one roof: a full CBSE school day and focused preparation for defence entrance exams. Parents often ask which program suits their child. This page puts all of them side by side, sorted by class and target exam, so you can pick the right starting point.
Choose a Program by Class
| Child’s class now | Target exam | Program |
|---|---|---|
| Class 4–5 | JNVST, Sainik School and RMS (Class 6 entry) | JNV preparation · Sainik entrance training |
| Class 6–7 | RIMC Dehradun (Class 8 entry) | School-based RIMC training |
| Class 7–8 | Sainik School and RMS (Class 9 entry) | Integrated schooling with RMS coaching |
| Class 6–10 | Army Public School pattern, CBSE boards | CBSE academics with APS preparation |
| Class 11–12 | NDA & NA | Defence-focused schooling with NDA readiness |
| Graduates | CDS | CDS preparation |
| After a written exam | SSB interview | SSB guidance |
Also available: Olympiad preparation for Classes 1–12, SSC coaching and bank exam coaching.
What Every Program Includes
CBSE school day
Regular classes and board preparation. Entrance work is built on top of school, never in place of it.
Entrance coaching
Exam-specific classes in maths, reasoning, English, GK and the subjects each paper tests.
Weekly tests
Timed papers on OMR sheets, with marks shared and mistakes discussed.
Daily physical training
Age-appropriate PT, games and fitness work. See campus and PT.
Mentoring
A teacher who knows the child’s marks, habits and goals, and keeps parents in the loop.
Study material
Books and test papers prepared under Dr. Anoop Aggarwal, written for these exact entrance exams.
Residential or Day Scholar?
Residential (hostel)
- Fixed routine from morning PT to lights out
- Supervised evening study hours
- Suits families who want a disciplined, defence-style setting
Day scholar
- Same classes, tests and coaching as hostel students
- Transport available on set routes
- Suits families living in and around Ambala
How to Join
Talk to us
Call or visit for counselling. Tell us the child’s class, date of birth and target exam.
Check eligibility
We confirm which exams the child can sit this year, using the latest entrance calendar.
Choose the program
Residential or day scholar, and the batch that matches the exam date.
Complete admission
Forms and documents as listed on the admission process page.
Program FAQs
What programs does Atulya Defence Academy offer?
CBSE schooling combined with coaching for RIMC, Sainik School, RMS, JNV and APS entrances, NDA and CDS preparation, SSB guidance, and separate courses for Olympiads, SSC and bank exams.
Is Atulya a CBSE school or a coaching centre?
Both. Students attend a regular CBSE school day, and entrance preparation is added to it in the same campus.
In which class should my child join for the Sainik School exam?
For Class 6 entry, join in Class 4 or early Class 5. For Class 9 entry, join in Class 7 or early Class 8.
When should we start RIMC preparation?
RIMC admits to Class 8, so Class 6 or early Class 7 is the right time to begin.
Can my child prepare for NDA during Class 11 and 12?
Yes. Our NDA program runs alongside CBSE Classes 11 and 12, so students are ready to write NDA right after school.
Is hostel compulsory?
No. Students can join as residential students or as day scholars. Both get the same classes and coaching.
Do day scholars get the same coaching as hostel students?
Yes. The classes, weekly tests and study material are the same. Hostel students also get supervised evening study.
Is physical training part of every program?
Yes. Daily PT and games are part of the routine, kept age-appropriate for younger students.
Where is Atulya Defence Academy located?
Sector D, Defence Colony, opposite Gugga Marhi, Kalerheri, Ambala Cantt, Haryana 133001.
How do I get admission details and fees?
Call or WhatsApp 98121-97229 or send an enquiry. Our team will share the current details for your child’s class.
Find the Right Program for Your Child
One call is usually enough to know where your child should start.