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Yes, you are eligible to appear in the NDA 2 exam 2026. The age limit to appear in the exam is between 16.5 to 19.5 years. Please check the NDA eligibility criteria here.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-eligibility-criteria

The NDA 2 2026 eligibility criteria include the age and educational qualification of the candidate. Candidates applying for the exam should be between 16.5 and 19.5 years of age, and the educational qualification of the candidate must be completion of class 10+2 from a recognised board.

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The maximum age limit for NDA exams is 19.5 years. You can attempt the NDA exam until you reach that maximum age limit.

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If you want to give the NDA exam in 2026, then please click on the link to download the previous year's question paper, which was uploaded on our official website, careers360.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-question-papers

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HI AKASH

YES, You will be eligible for this exam because you are falling within the required birth range of jaunary 2 2003 to january 1 2008.

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Hello,

Yes, you can apply for the NDA exam , but it depends on the exam notification .

Your date of birth is 09 May 2007 .
NDA age limit is 16.5 to 19.5 years .

So, age-wise you are eligible .
However, UPSC fixes exact birth date limits for

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This is a minor mistake and it will not affect your selection.

UPSC usually opens a correction window after the application closes.
You can edit details like the issuing authority / degree details during that time.
So you will be able to correct it.

If not corrected now:
It

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Only a B.Tech degree is not enough to appear for CTET Paper 2. In order to become eligible you should enroll in a B.ED degree or D.EL.ED Degree. Even if you are in the first year of the required degree, you become eligible for the CTET Paper 2.

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After Class 10, it will take 2 years to complete Class 11 and 12, followed by 3 years of graduation, which is the minimum requirement for UPSC.

UPSC preparation and clearing the exam may take 1–2 years. After selection, IAS training takes about 2 years. Overall, it takes around

Hi dear candidate,

Both the exams are tough in their own way.

NDA tests class and XII level academics along with intense personality as well as physical fitness with SSB. What makes NDA tough is number of competitors and SSB's challenging interview.

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