Hey Ankit!

Your marks in Maths are above the cutoff and in GAT also. The average marks that are considered for SSB is around 300-320, so you might get a call letter from the SSB.

All the candidates who are selected will be called for a personal interview and the

Firstly you need to know what is the syllabus for NDA examination. Questions will be asked from 10+2 level only. It consists two papers. Paper-I covers Mathematics. For this you need to study algebra, matrices and determinants, trigonometry, geometry, differential calculus and equations, integral calculus, vector algebra, statistics and probablity.

Hello Utkarsh

The NDA Examination is divided into two parts Mathematics[300 Marks] and General Ability Test (GAT) [600 Marks].

Total Marks = 900

The syllabus for both the papers are as follows-

Mathematics 120 Questions

Algebra

Matrices and Determinants

Trigonometry

Analytical Geometry of two and three dimensions

Differential Calculus

Integral

Hello Raj,

So for NDA (national defence academy) examination, You don't get to select if you want to do software engineering from NDA or anything of your preference. All you get to select is which force i.e. Air force, Army or Navy you would preferably want to go to. And

Yes, you can prepare for it. National Defence Academy Exams or NDA Exams is a two-tier exam where the candidate after clearing of the written exam has to appear for the SSB interview. This exam is organized by UPSC for the recruitment of the candidates in the Army, Airforce

Hello student,

NDA is an academy which trains you for service in three forces of India - Army, Navy and Air Force. All these forces require you to be physically fit and have great stamina. It is due to the reason that you may be asked anytime to ascent difficult

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can apply for National Defense Academy.

Eyesight requirements for NDA : A candidate should be able to read in a distant vision chart 6/6 in better eye and 6/9 in worse eye with or without glasses. Myopia should not be more than 2.5 D and hypermetropia