Class / class 6 Ace

"from (the) class 6 Ace" doesn't make sense to me. What are you describing?

Class 6 Ace - is this the name of a class in school?
Then you can say (a).

I'm taking about the girl. She studies in Class 6 Ace. So, how do I write in a sentence?

(a) She is from Class 6 Ace.

(b) She is from class 6 Ace.

(c) She is from the class / Class 6 Ace.

I'm talking about a girl. She studies in Class 6 Ace. So, how do I write this in a sentence?

I am not familiar with the class names and numbering systems in your school.

If "Class 6 Ace" is the proper name given to a particular class in your school and she will go to "Class 7 Ace" next year, then say
She is studying in Class 6 Ace. She is in Class 6 Ac

Thanks, but if the classroom is the normal class, not the proper name for the classroom, Should I capitalized the word, "Class" ?

(a) She is from the class / Class 6 Ace.(capitalized C?)
(b) She is from (the) class 6 Ace.
(c) She is from Class 6 Ace.

Vincent TeoThanks, but if the classroom is the normal class, not the proper name for the classroom, Should I capitalized the word, "Class" ?

No. Only proper names begin with capital letters.
What is Ace?

Hi, if the classroom is the normal class,which is correct? (Ace is the name of the classroom)

(a) She is from the class 6 Ace.
(b) She is from class 6 Ace.
(c) She is from Class 6 Ace.