Hello Kiran,

Yes,you are eligible to write NDA(National Defence Academy) Exam,But you will 

be only considered for the Army wing only,you will be not considered for the 

Indian Airforce and Naval because for these you should have passed 10+2 

with Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subject.

Thank You.

Hope it

Hii

Yes, you will selected for SSB Round. SSB interview is very tough so try hard for these round. Give your best. Listen some previous year aspirant interview on youtube. Buy some books regarding ssb interview. By these tips, you can definitely crack this interview round. Best of luck.

Hope

Hello Neelesh,

The age limit for the NDA(National Defence Academy) Exam is from 16.5 years 

to 19.5 years old.

According to the age limit you will be able to appear two times 

in NDA Exam.

You can also visit carees360 link regarding it-

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/nda

Thank you.

Hii

You can definitely get selected for NDA interview. Try hard for ssb interview because ssb interview is one of the toughest selection ever. Purchase some ssb interview books so that you can get idea about that. Best of luck. give your best. Hope this information is helpful for you.

Hii

First of all you will only eligible for army wing in NDA. You can start your preparation by purchasing any NDA SSB CRACKING BOOK. These book will help you alot. The question from science section comes from 10th class. First of all download NDA syllabus. Best of luck.

Hope

Hello,

Yes, you can definately apply for the NDA (National Defence Academy) conducted by

UPSC without Mathematics in class 12.but you will be only eligible for the Army wing 

not for the Airforce and Navy Wing.

For Airforce and Navy it is compulsory to have Mathematics and Physics at 10+2 

Hello Sahil,

No, it is not compulsory to appear in both the exams of NDA. You can apply in any one of the sessions (April or September) as per your choice and qualification. However, NDA I was conducted on April 21. So, now you can apply for NDA II

Hello Shibaan

It is difficult to predict that you will qualify or not because cut off varies every year depending upon the other students and over all marks of other students .

Also you have to qualify in each section also with a minimum marks percentage criteria.

Last year cut

Hello Neelesh,

Scoring in NDA exam is not that tough. The questions are basic concept based. Paper 1 is totally mathematics and Paper 2 contains Vocabulary and General Awareness. 

For paper 1 you must be thorough with the mathematics of class 9 to 12. Questions are based on the basic