what is NDA?and what is the procedure to join it??
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NDA stands for National defence Academy. You can join by giving its exam and paasing the SSB interview.
NDA (National Defence Academy) is one of the platforms through which you can express your indomitable spirit for your own country India.
Eligibility for Indian Army :
1:You should pass 12(10+2)th or its equivalent from State Board / Universities. you can also apply as appearing for 12th examination.
2:Marital Status:Unmarried
3:Sex :Male.
4:Age Limit : Between 16.5 and 19.
5:Nationality:
You have to be A citizen of India, or
subject of Bhutan, or
subject of Nepal, or
Tibetan refugee .
Application Forms are published in any leading newspapers during March or April every year and entrance examination to be held by the UPSC six months later from the application form is published.
The UPSC (NDA) exam is conducted twice a year (April and October)in all major cities throughout India.
Each year course start twice January and July.
Selection Procedure: National Defence Academy selects the candidates in three phases :
i)A written examination by the Union Public Service Commission(UPSC).
ii)An interview by the Service Selection Board(SSC) to check the potentialities Intelligence and personality.
iii)A medical examination by a Service Medical Board(SMB).
The written examination is of two papers of all objective type questions.
i)Mathematics of 2.5 hours maximum number 300 including Arithmetic, Mensuration, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics.
ii)General Ability test of 2.5 hours maximum number 600 including General English, General Knowledge,Physics,Chemistry,General Science,History,Freedom Movement,Geography,Current Event
After clearing the written exam you will be called for a five-day interview process with the State Selection Board (SSB) which is the final step of selection.
On completion of the NDA course, you are sent to the respective service academies for your pre- commission training.
NDA (National Defence Academy) is one of the platforms through which you can express your indomitable spirit for your own country India.
Eligibility for Indian Army :
1:You should pass 12(10+2)th or its equivalent from State Board / Universities. you can also apply as appearing for 12th examination.
2:Marital Status:Unmarried
3:Sex :Male.
4:Age Limit : Between 16.5 and 19.
5:Nationality:
You have to be A citizen of India, or
subject of Bhutan, or
subject of Nepal, or
Tibetan refugee .
Application Forms are published in any leading newspapers during March or April every year and entrance examination to be held by the UPSC six months later from the application form is published.
The UPSC (NDA) exam is conducted twice a year (April and October)in all major cities throughout India.
Each year course start twice January and July.
Selection Procedure: National Defence Academy selects the candidates in three phases :
i)A written examination by the Union Public Service Commission(UPSC).
ii)An interview by the Service Selection Board(SSC) to check the potentialities Intelligence and personality.
iii)A medical examination by a Service Medical Board(SMB).
The written examination is of two papers of all objective type questions.
i)Mathematics of 2.5 hours maximum number 300 including Arithmetic, Mensuration, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics.
ii)General Ability test of 2.5 hours maximum number 600 including General English, General Knowledge,Physics,Chemistry,General Science,History,Freedom Movement,Geography,Current Event
After clearing the written exam you will be called for a five-day interview process with the State Selection Board (SSB) which is the final step of selection.
On completion of the NDA course, you are sent to the respective service academies for your pre- commission training.
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NDA is an alliance whose full form is National Democratic Alliance
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