Cadet College Admission Syllabus 2027: Subjects Wise Marks

October 15, 2026 - 12:06 PM
Cadet College Admission Syllabus 2027

The Cadet College Admission Syllabus 2027 has been released for students seeking admission to Class 7 in Bangladesh. The syllabus outlines the subjects, marks distribution and topics for the written admission examination.

According to the six-page syllabus issued by the Adhoc Cadet College Cell under the Adjutant General Branch of Army Headquarters, the written examination will carry 200 marks. The test will cover four subject groups, with Mathematics carrying the highest marks.

Cadet College Admission 2027 Marks Distribution

The official syllabus divides the written examination into four subject groups. English carries 65 marks, while Mathematics accounts for 70 marks.

Bangla carries 45 marks. The remaining 20 marks cover Science, Bangladesh and Global Studies, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), General Knowledge and IQ.

The subject-wise marks distribution is given below.

Subject

Marks

English

65

Mathematics

70

Bangla

45

Science, Bangladesh and Global Studies, ICT, General Knowledge and IQ

20

Total

200

English Syllabus

According to the Cadet College Admission 2027, the English examination will carry 65 marks. The syllabus includes two main sections: Grammar and Guided Writing.

The Grammar section covers parts of speech, articles, numbers, sentence types and tenses. Students must also study correct verb forms, sentence transformation and subject-verb agreement.

Other topics include non-finite verbs, WH-questions, synonyms, antonyms, spelling and word formation.

Candidates must also prepare sentence matching, rearranging jumbled sentences, punctuation and capitalisation. Translation of Bengali passages into English is another part of the syllabus.

The Guided Writing section includes paragraph writing, composition and conversations based on given situations.

Students may also face picture descriptions, analytical writing and comprehension questions. Completing stories from given outlines is also included.

The syllabus specifically mentions the NCTB English for Today textbook for Class 6.

Mathematics Syllabus

Mathematics carries 70 marks, the highest among the four subject groups. The syllabus contains eight main topics based on Class 6 Mathematics.

These topics are:

  1. Natural Numbers and Fractions

  2. Ratios and Percentages

  3. Integers

  4. Algebraic Expressions

  5. Simple Equations

  6. Basic Concepts of Geometry

  7. Practical Geometry

  8. Information and Data

The official document provides the Mathematics syllabus in both Bangla and English versions.

Students preparing for the examination should cover all eight chapters listed in the syllabus.

Bangla Syllabus

The Bangla examination will carry 45 marks. Its syllabus is divided into three main sections: Literature, Grammar and Writing.

The literature section includes poetry, stories and essays. Candidates must study these areas using the prescribed Class 6 textbook.

The grammar section covers Bangla language, phonetics, word structure and sentence structure. It also includes meaning, spelling, punctuation and dictionary-related topics.

The writing section includes reading comprehension, summaries, expansion of ideas, letter writing and paragraph writing.

The official syllabus identifies two supporting textbooks:

  • Charupath (Class 6)

  • Bangla Grammar and Composition (Class 6)

Science, General Knowledge and IQ Syllabus 2027

The fourth subject group carries 20 marks. It combines several subjects and general knowledge areas.

According to the syllabus, candidates must prepare five areas:

  1. Science from the NCTB Class 6 textbook.

  2. Bangladesh and Global Studies from the NCTB Class 6 textbook.

  3. Information and Communication Technology from the NCTB Class 6 textbook.

  4. Current affairs related to Bangladesh.

  5. Mental ability and Intelligence Quotient (IQ).

Unlike the other subjects, this section combines textbook knowledge with current affairs and mental ability.

Sumon Das

Sumon Das, Senior Reporter at The Sun. He has over 7 years of experience covering Education and Technology News.

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