Dear aspirant !!

Hope you are doing great ! The eligibility criteria for CDS 1 2023 is given below ;-

CDS 2023 Eligibility Criteria:

An Unmarried male who is born between January 1994 to January 1998 ( aged between 20 to 24 years as on January 2023) is eligible to

Dear aspirant !!

Hope you are doing great ! 2026 is far from now , ,i will suggest you eligibility criteria you can calculate your age and all that by yourself

• Candidates must be permanently settled in India.
• Candidates must be a graduate or are in their final year of

Hi there.

You still have time to clear CDS OTA examination. According to the rules the candidate should be between the age of 19 and 25 so , you still have attempts left.

Here I am sharing with you the link which might help you better to understand the eligibility

UPSC conducts CDS examination and UPSC allows its candidates to give the examination by doing single sitting graduation. The exam just requires a bachelors degree and age criteria.

So yes , one sitting degree is eligible for CDS examination.

Hello Aspirant,

The Union Public Service Commission conducts Combined Defence Services exam twice a year. Through this exam candidates are recruited as officers in the Indian Military Academy, Officers Training Academy, Indian Naval Academy and Indian Air Force.

Candidates appearing for this exam are supposed to be aware of following

You can always prepare for any other exams if you are passionate and hard working. Since both the exams CDS and CSE are conducted by UPSC, the syllabus are most likely same and you have to do less hard work than the other aspirants.

But the time for preparation is

hello aspirant,

The Vision standard for Army candidates is mentioned below :

Distance vision ( corrected) - better eye: 6/6

Worse eye: 6/9

Myopia not more than -2.5d including astigmatism and Manifest.

Hypermetropia not more than +3.5d including astigmatism.

binocular vision- III

- For Air Force:

Candidates who habitually wear

Hello,

The eyesight requirements is different for different branches

The eyesight requirements for ground duty technician branches are :-

The Maximum limit of refractive error

Hypermetropia   +3.5 D

Myopia         -3. 5 D

Astigmatism  -2. 5D and + 2.5D

Virtual Acuity error :-

Corrections virtual Acuity should be 6/9 in each

Hello,

For AFA-not earlier than 2nd January 1999 and not later than 1st january 2003

For IMA —not earlier than 2nd January 1999 and not later than 1st january 2004

For INA —not earlier than 2nd January 1999 and not later than 1st january 2004

For OTA —not earlier than

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you, yes you can certainly give N.D.A ( National Defence Academy ) exam without O.B.C N.C.L certificate also you can certainly apply for general category as you will not be eligible for any category admissions and will