Hi Ronit,

If you want to get good marks in your UPSC and NDA exams it is very important for you to work on synonyms as well as antonyms. Many candidates prefer to look for synonyms and antonyms questions from previous year papers but it is not mandatory that those

Hi Subash,

The National Defense Academy examination is for admissions to the Army, Naval and Air Force wings. For eligibility, you need to be  unmarried and between 16.5 and 19.5 years old. You also need to have passed class 12th. It is held twice a year. There is no cap

Your age should be between 16.5 years and the maximum age limit should be 19.5 years. Write now, you are 16 years and 1 month. Only unmarried male candidates born not earlier than January 02, 2002 and not later than January 1st, 2005 are eligible. This is for this year.

Dear aspirant,

NDA SSB is difficult as compared to the technical entry scheme SSB because of the fact that technical entry is just based on most of the times graduation score however NDA is examination based SSB and therefore the assessment in SSB is is difficult as compared to technical

UPSC NDA is the gateway for aspirants who want to join Indian Army, Navy and Airforce for a career. For applying for Airforce and Naval wings, aspirants should study Physics and Mathematics in their 10th and 12th. For Army wings of NDA, aspirants should have studied 10th and 12th in

dear prashant,

if you are a 12th appearing or passout student in current year then you can give nda exam.

eligibility criteria for nda exam-

1:for army wing  -Candidates applying for Army Wing of National Defence Academy should be 12th pass or 10+2 pattern of School Education or equivalent examination

Dear Aspirant,

NDA/NA Examination is conducted by Union Public Service Commission twice a year in the month of april and december to select young boys and girls in indian armed forces as officers.

Medical standard of eyesight for NDA is as follows-

A candidate should be able to read in

Nda me kon sa subject ki jarurat hai

• Physics