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As per the NDA 2026 eligibility, the candidate must be between 16.5 and 19.5 years old on the exam date. Born on 28 January 2007, you will be 19 by NDA 1, 2026, so you are eligible to apply for NDA 1, 2026.

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if your date of birth is 22/09/2006, you will be 18 years old in september 2025. for NDA 2 2025, candidates must be born between 02 january 2007 and 01 january 2010. so you are not eligible for NDA 2 2025 as you are older than the upper age limit.

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In 2025 there is no specific relaxation for general category female candidates in PSTET, the qualifying criteria remain the same for all general category candidates which is 60 percent or 90 out of 150 marks in either paper. Reserved category candidates get 5 percent relaxation with cutoff at 55 percent or 82 marks. Although some states may announce special schemes or female reservations for teaching jobs after PSTET, the exam cutoff percentage does not change based on gender. Therefore if you are a female candidate in general category you still must score at least 60 percent to qualify for PSTET without any separate relaxation.

You can find full details about qualifying marks and criteria here

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/pstet-2025

Hi dear candidate,

Generally, for IBPS you will need to obtain a new SC caste certificate from Maharashtra in case you have got Maharashtra cadre. For changing your post from Maharashtra to Rajasthan which is does not usually happen as it completely depends on the bank's policy where you would work, overall changing your posting may happen but not guaranteed.

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No, you will not be eligible for NDA 2 2025 .

As per UPSC eligibility criteria for NDA 2 2025 , candidates must be born between 2nd January 2007 and 1st January 2010 (both dates inclusive).

Since you were born on 13th December 2006 , you are overage by about 20 days and hence not eligible for NDA 2 2025.

No, you're not eligible for NDA 2 2025 since you were born on 13th December 2006. The age limit for NDA 2 2025 is between 2nd January 2007 and 1st January 2010.

However, you're eligible for NDA 1 2026.

Cracking the NDA (National Defence Academy) exam in the first attempt requires a well-structured preparation strategy, unwavering dedication, and a positive mindset. It's a competitive exam, but with the right approach, success is achievable.

Firstly, understand the exam pattern and syllabus thoroughly. The NDA exam consists of two main papers: Mathematics and General Ability Test (GAT). The GAT is further divided into English and General Knowledge. Go through the detailed syllabus for each subject, identify your strengths and weaknesses, and plan your study schedule accordingly. Knowing what to study is the foundation of your preparation.

Next, focus on building a strong foundation in the fundamentals. Ensure your basic concepts in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, History, Geography, Economics, and English grammar are clear. NCERT books for classes 11th and 12th are invaluable resources for this. Consistent and regular study is key; aim for daily study sessions rather than last-minute cramming.

Practice previous years' question papers extensively. This will familiarize you with the exam pattern, the types of questions asked, the difficulty level, and the time constraints. Solving these papers will also help you identify your weak areas so you can focus on improving them. Time management is crucial in the NDA exam, so practice solving papers within the stipulated time limit.

Develop effective time management skills. During your preparation, learn to allocate time wisely to each subject. In the exam hall, stick to your planned schedule and don't spend too much time on a single question. Accuracy and speed are both important. Regular mock tests that simulate the actual exam environment will help you hone these skills.

Stay updated on current affairs and improve your general knowledge. Read newspapers, magazines, and follow reliable online sources to stay informed about national and international events, science and technology, sports, and other relevant topics. A good grasp of current affairs is essential for scoring well in the General Knowledge section.

Finally, maintain a positive attitude and take care of your physical and mental well-being. Believe in your preparation and stay motivated. Get enough sleep, eat a balanced diet, and exercise regularly. A healthy mind and body are crucial for effective learning and performing under pressure. If needed, seek guidance from mentors or join study groups for motivation and support. Consistent effort and a strategic approach will significantly increase your chances of cracking the NDA exam in your first attempt.

Yes, with a DOB of December 20, 2006, you are eligible for NDA 1, 2026 as you’ll be between 16.5 to 19.5 years old in April 2026.

NDA 1, 2026 Exam is in April 2026.

Application starts around December 2025.

The application form for the SSC CHSL exam can be obtained directly from the official SSC website. It is usually available under the "Apply" section when the notification for the exam is released. Make sure to fill it out within the specified deadlines.

Good evening ,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query , the Staff Selection Commision will release the application form for SSC CHSL on 27 May, 2025 . You can get the form on their official website ssc.gov.in

Before applying for the exam check the eligibility criteria also.

To know more , kindly go through the given link :

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-chsl-application-form

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