UPSC NDA and NA results 2024: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has declared UPSC National Defense Academy (NDA) and Naval Academy Result 2024 on its official website upsc.gov.in. Candidates who appeared in the examination can check their results by visiting the official website of UPSC.
How to check UPSC NDA and NA results 2024?
- Visit the official website of UPSC https://upsc.gov.in/
- Click on UPSC NDA Exam Result link on the homepage
- Click on the link that reads, “Written Result – National Defense Academy and Naval Academy Examination (I), 2024”
- A PDF of the result will be displayed on the screen
- Check Your Name in Result PDF
- Download it and take a printout for future reference
Vacancies:
UPSC had conducted the NDA NA exam on April 21, 2024. Through the examination, the Commission aims to fill 400 posts in the organization. 208 vacancies in the Army, 42 posts in the Navy, 120 posts in the Air Force and 30 vacancies in the Naval Academy are available to be filled through the recruitment drive.
Submit the original certificate to the concerned Service Selection Board
The mark sheets of the candidates will be available on the website of the Commission within 15 days (after the conclusion of the SSB Interview) from the date of publication of the final result and will remain available on the website for thirty (30) days.
Candidates are also requested to submit their original certificates regarding their age and educational qualification to the concerned Service Selection Board (SSB) at the time of interview by the Service Selection Board. Candidates should never send their original certificates to the Union Public Service Commission.
1. What is the UPSC NDA exam?
The UPSC NDA exam is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) for the recruitment of candidates into the National Defence Academy (NDA) and Naval Academy (NA) for training to become officers in the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force.
2. What are the eligibility criteria for the UPSC NDA exam?
Candidates must be Indian citizens, unmarried males, and have completed or are about to complete their 10+2 education from a recognized board. Specific age limits and educational qualifications apply depending on the branch (Army, Navy, Air Force).
3. What subjects are covered in the UPSC NDA exam?
The NDA exam covers Mathematics and General Studies. General Studies includes English, General Knowledge, and Current Affairs.
4. What is the age limit for UPSC NDA candidates?
Candidates must be between 16.5 and 19.5 years of age. Age limits may vary slightly depending on the specific NDA or NA notification.
5. How can I apply for the UPSC NDA exam?
Applications can be submitted online through the official UPSC website during the application period specified in the NDA notification.
6. What is the selection process for the UPSC NDA exam?
The selection process includes a written examination, followed by an interview conducted by the Services Selection Board (SSB), and a medical examination.
7. What is the format of the UPSC NDA written exam?
The written exam consists of two papers: Paper I for Mathematics and Paper II for General Studies, both of which are objective-type questions.
8. How can I prepare for the UPSC NDA exam?
Preparation involves studying the syllabus thoroughly, solving previous years’ question papers, and practicing mock tests. Regularly follow current affairs and improve your physical fitness.
9. What is the syllabus for the NDA Mathematics paper?
The Mathematics paper includes topics such as Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, Statistics, and Geometry.
10. What topics are covered in the NDA General Studies paper?
General Studies includes English language skills, General Knowledge, Current Affairs, and basic understanding of history, geography, and politics.
11. How many attempts are allowed for the UPSC NDA exam?
There is no specific limit on the number of attempts, but candidates must meet the age and educational requirements each time they apply.
12. What is the minimum height requirement for NDA candidates?
The minimum height requirement varies by gender and branch. For instance, male candidates usually need to be at least 157 cm tall, while female candidates have specific requirements depending on the branch they are applying for.
13. What physical fitness tests are included in the NDA selection process?
Physical fitness tests may include running, push-ups, sit-ups, and other physical endurance exercises to ensure candidates are fit for military training.
14. What is the NDA interview process like?
The NDA interview, conducted by the SSB, assesses candidates’ leadership qualities, personality, and suitability for a career in the armed forces through various group tasks, personal interviews, and psychological tests.
15. How can I stay updated with NDA exam notifications?
Check the official UPSC website regularly for updates on exam dates, notifications, and application procedures. You can also subscribe to government job alert services.
16. Can female candidates apply for the NDA exam?
As of now, the NDA exam is open only to unmarried male candidates. However, there are other opportunities for women in the armed forces through different entry schemes.
17. What is the NDA medical examination like?
The medical examination assesses overall health, vision, hearing, and physical fitness to ensure candidates meet the medical standards required for military service.
18. How long is the training period at the NDA?
The training period at the NDA is three years, after which cadets are commissioned into their respective services and undergo further specialized training.
19. What is the NDA entry scheme for the Indian Navy?
The NDA entry scheme for the Indian Navy involves candidates undergoing training in naval disciplines at the NDA, followed by specialized training at the Indian Naval Academy.
20. What is the NDA entry scheme for the Indian Air Force?
The NDA entry scheme for the Indian Air Force includes training in aviation-related subjects, followed by advanced training at Air Force academies.
21. How can I improve my chances of success in the NDA exam?
Focus on understanding the exam pattern, develop strong problem-solving skills, stay updated with current affairs, and maintain a disciplined study schedule.
22. What is the difference between NDA and NA?
NDA refers to the National Defence Academy where candidates are trained for the Army, Navy, and Air Force, while NA refers to the Naval Academy, specifically for naval training.
23. Can I apply for NDA after completing my 12th grade?
Yes, you can apply for the NDA exam if you have completed or are about to complete your 12th grade from a recognized board.
24. What are the job prospects after completing training at the NDA?
After completing training at the NDA, cadets are commissioned into various branches of the Indian Army, Navy, or Air Force, with opportunities for career advancement and specialized roles.
25. Is there a fee for the NDA exam?
Yes, there is an application fee for the NDA exam, which can be paid online during the application process. The fee amount is specified in the official notification.
26. What are the key qualities looked for in NDA candidates?
Key qualities include leadership, teamwork, discipline, physical fitness, and a strong understanding of current affairs and general knowledge.
27. How can I access NDA previous years’ question papers?
Previous years’ question papers can be accessed through the official UPSC website, educational websites, or by purchasing study materials from bookstores.
28. What is the NDA exam pattern for the General Studies paper?
The General Studies paper includes multiple-choice questions on English, General Knowledge, and Current Affairs, with a focus on analytical and comprehension skills.
29. What are the key physical fitness requirements for the NDA?
Key requirements include a minimum number of push-ups, sit-ups, and running a certain distance within a specified time to assess overall physical endurance.
30. What happens after the NDA training is completed?
After NDA training, cadets are commissioned into their respective armed forces branches and undertake further specialized training before being posted to their operational units.
