Government & Defence Entrance Exam

You can apply for the Army wing if you're a humanities student hoping to enroll at the National Defence Academy (NDA). The General Ability Test (GAT) and Mathematics are the two papers that make up the NDA entrance exam. The GAT includes English, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, which are subjects in which students in the humanities frequently succeed even though mathematics is a major component.
Consider taking college classes that support critical thinking and correspond with the NDA syllabus to improve your readiness like-
Gain a deeper grasp of political systems and government with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Political Science.
A Bachelor degree in history offers knowledge of the past occurrences and how they affect present-day issues.
Gaining a B.A in geography improves one's understanding of both human and physical geography, which is important for strategic studies.

General Knowledge and General Science (GK/GS)-the section of the exam conducted by the SSC GD-brings with it a diverse range of topics from History (15-20% of questions), Geography (15-20%), Polity (10-15%), Economy (10-15%), Science and Technology (10-15%), to Current Affairs (10-15%). Important topics refer to Ancient and Modern History, Indian Geography, Constitution of India, Economic Development, Scientific Inventions, and Contemporary Events of National and International Relevance. Around 20-25% of questions test factual knowledge while roughly 75-80% require analytical reasoning. The GK/GS section composes 20-25 questions where candidates are expected to qualify with 40-50%. 

Students are permitted to take the NDA exam under NDA 2 conditions because NDA 1 requires applicants between July 2, 2005 and July 1, 2008. The second NDA test accepts candidates within a specific age range of January 2, 2006 to January 1, 2009. Your birth year of 2008 falls within the prescribed age range making you eligible for the NDA exam. The Air Force and Naval Wings and the Army Wing require passing Class 12 or appearing in an equivalent level including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics but only Class 12 passing will suffice for the Army Wing. Review your all admission standards ahead of making an application. The application fee amounts to INR 100 for candidates who fall under the general category.

No, students in their final year are not permitted to take the 2017 Madhya Pradesh Patwari Exam. Before taking the test, students must have graduated from an accredited university, under the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board's (MPPEB) eligibility requirements. This indicates that final-year students do not meet the minimum educational qualification criteria because they have not yet acquired their degree at the time of application. Candidates must also be proficient in Hindi typing and computer knowledge to pass the MP Patwari exam. The Madhya Pradesh Agency for Promotion of Information Technology (MAP_IT) administers the Computer Proficiency Certification Test (CPCT). Therefore, before applying, candidates should confirm that they meet all eligibility requirements, such as the age limit (18–40 years for the general category), educational requirements, and any other requirements specified.