Hello,

"The Hindu" is undoubtedly is the best option for covering any exam, the language, vocabulary used in the paper is slightly more on a erudite level, especially if you look at editorials part it not only enhances your knowledge but also your vocabulary section,  if you find The Hindu too tough then you can consider The Indian Express as well, in the recent times it too has become popular, the editorials of this newspaper too is quite good, you will be required to focus on news of national and international importance predominantly for SSB preparation, read newspaper on a daily basis if you find time then you can read both the paper in combined form, just have to skim through what's important, and which paper has presented the information in more elaborative manner, and you find it easy to comprehend, install the apps in your mobile, that way it will be more accesible.

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well!

According to the most recent Indian Army update, JEE mains will be made mandatory for applicants registering for the TES Technical Entry Scheme in 2021 . JEE mains will be required as an eligibility condition beginning with TES-46, coupled with 70 percent marks in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Math) in 12th grade..

Hope it helps you!

Thanks

Hello Student,

Online applications are now being accepted for the TES (10+2) Entry-48 course (January 2023) and will be available on official website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in from 22 August to 21 September 2022.

JEE Mains 2022 is now a requirement for the TES 48 entry. In addition, you must have received at least 60% in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) in your 12th-grade class.

The Procedure & Important dates are as follows:

For more detail information checkout the official website of Indian Army.

Hope this information helps you

Best Wishes

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well. It is quite difficult to predict the exact cutoff as the cutoff changes every year. But as per past year trends, it is very difficult for you to get a call letter under Technical Entry Scheme. As the cutoff stands near 75 - 80 percentile minimum. So it's better to take admission in a college and if this is the last attempt then prepare accordingly for graduation entries like AFCAT, CDS, TGC, etc.

In addition to this I would like to add, if even somehow you get the call letter then also you should have a backup option as your college. Because if you get conference out then you'll waste your one year. So it's better to take a college then prepare for ssb, if it comes then well and good, if not then atleast you should have a option.

If you want to see the cutoff articles related to this, you can visit te link given below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/indian-army-tes-cut-off

Thank you

Hello Anurag,

It is quite difficult to predict the exact cutoff as the cutoff changes every year. But yes we can predict based on previous year trends. Based on your result it is very difficult to get a call letter. As the expected cutoff will stand near 75 - 85 percentile. So it's better to prepare for written attempts like NDA.

In addition to this I would like you to have at least a backup option i.e. a college for graduation so that you won't waste the year.

Thank you and all the best!!!

Hello!

The Union Public Service Commission prescribes age limit forn appearing in NDA exam as 16.5 to 19.5 years. You can have an idea from this year's eligibility criteria of NDA exam regarding age. As per the UPSC regulations, applicants born between June 2, 2003, to July 1, 2006, can apply online for the National Defence Academy (NDA) & Naval Academy (NA) 2022 exam. Those belonging to the reserved category are eligible for NDA age relaxation as per the rules set by the UPSC.

The only thing I can say is that please donot listen to others and look up in the official website to get the correct information.

Hope this answers your question.

TES section is far simpler than the NDA passage. For the choice in NDA you should clear Written Exam, SSB Interview and Medical test, and so on while in the TES Entry, assuming you have scored over 70% imprints in the twelfth Board and get shortlisted for the SSB Interview. You will just have to clear the SSB Interview. As indicated by the earlier years Cutoff examination the understudies who are scoring around 50 Percentile or more than it will be chosen for SSB interview.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

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.

You can be called to one of the few AFSB centres.

Air Force

Dehradun 1 AFSB

Mysore 2 AFSB

Gandhinagar 3 AFSB

Varanasi 4 AFSB

Kanchrapara (Kolkata) 5 AFSB

AFSB is the same thing as SSB is, i.e. service selection board interview. Here in AFSB AF stands for Air Force.

Hope it helps,

Thank You.

Hello,

There is no definite timeline to receive the call letter for SSB Interview. It may take minimum 1-2 months or above to receive call letter. SO you have to wait until you receive it. The call for SSB interview will be sent to the registered Email so make sure that you check your Email regularly. The call letter will not be sent by post. You need to carry the following certificates (Original and 2 sets photocopies of it) to the SSB interview

• Class 10th certificate
• Intermediate / 10+2 pass certificate and Marks Sheet
• No Claim Certificate
• Valid Proof of Identity with photograph - Aadhaar Card/ PAN Card/ Voter ID Card/ Passport. (g) Certificate for Not Having Duplicate Profiles/ Registration IDs.
• UPSC NDA Admit Card.
• In Case Original Documents are submitted for Pursuing Higher Studies in the institute then you need to obtain Bonafide cum Custodian Certificate on original letter head duly signed by the Principal/ Head of institution, where the documents have been submitted.
• If your class 12th results are not declared before the SSB Interview then you need to obtain a Certificate (Dates of Final Exam and Results) on original letter head duly signed by the Principal/ Head of institution.
• A certificate of eligibility for fee exemption
• Certificate of Previous Candidature/SSB Attempt.