Hello,

No only unmarried male candidates are eligible to apply for NDA exam. As per eligibility criteria, candidate's age should be between 16.5 to 19.5 years and have passed 10+2.

Thank you!!

Dear student,

I would like to suggest you to give equal time to your boards as well as your NDA. 

If you really want to crack it then join a coaching for the same.

You should spend a daily of 2-3 hours in preparations of boards and a 2 hours

The basic requirement for NDA is knowing what to study as the syllabus is pretty extensive and try to avoid unnecessary burden by studying from many different sources.

Information about the examination:

• The exam will be conducted through pen and paper based mode.
• The exam will consist of two sections

Dear Manish,

Some of the best books to prepare for NDA are:

For Mathematics:

Mathematics for NDA/NA: National Defence Academy and Naval Academy and Quantitative Aptitude for competitive examinations by RS Aggarwal, Study Package Mathematics NDA/NA Entrance Exam by Arihant Publications, Manorama Yearbook by Mathew. M and NDA Entrance Exam

Hello,

The mathematics syllabus consists of Arithmetic, Mensuration, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry and Statistics. To solve these questions, candidates need to have conceptual understanding.

The general ability comprises questions from Physics, Chemistry, General Science, History, Freedom movement, Geography and Current Affairs. Read newspapers, current affair books, science books to score good

Thanks for the question. 

You have to give the entrance exam conducted by NDA every year. 

There is an age limit for it. You should be under 20 years in order to be eligible for it

Dear Rajnish,

The mathematics section is held for a total of 300 marks, out of which you have to secure at least 100 marks to be considered pass in the paper. In other words, as per the marking scheme of NDA, each correct answer will fetch 2.5 marks, so given

you are age is mall so you can give atleast 2 or 3 attempts according to me without any issue, need not to worry for that. all the best have a great future ahead.

Hi,

There is no fixed minimum marks for NDA exam. The qualifying cut off for each subject of written exam is 25% which varies year-wise by UPSC. Candidates are required to secure qualifying marks in SSB Interview out of 900 to qualify the exam. Those who will secure the cut

Hii,

Candidates appearing for NDS exam must have competed 10+2/HSC or must be appearing. To know more about NDA eligibility criteria click here https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-eligibility-criteria