Government & Defence Entrance Exam

NDA Pune offers three courses, namely, BA, BSc, and BTech programmes.

Candidates are selected based on the NDA entrance exam followed by SBB interview.

Candidates interested in NDA Pune courses can apply online on the official website of UPSC.

To get admission to NDA Pune, students must pass Class 12 as per the required eligibility. After that, aspiring candidates have to register on the official website of UPSC and appear for the NDA Entrance exam. The final selection is done with a personal interview and a mandatory medical examination. The college runs its admission cycle twice a year in two sessions, i.e., NDA- 1 and NDA- 2. 

If you are doing regular B. Ed, then it will be job attendance v/s college attendence. 

Any open University which is valid and accepted by government, as well as Internationally should be good option.

So, you can take a admission in any university by knowing there attendance systems if you are a Governmeny Employee.

Yes, It is Compulsory to report at the institute as per UPCET counselling schedule.

We have to report at institute before the last date of admission confirmation date.

So that, for eveyone it will be clear where the admission is finalised and for whom admission is finalised. 

Medicaps is alot better than LNCT, nice environment, but attendance is must and assignments, these two are kind of drawbacks and teachers are quite good (IT, CS, EC)

To get admission in BTech or BE in dairy technology, the candidate needs to appear for the JEE Mains exam and the AIEEA by ICAR. For admission in M.Tech or ME, entrance exams exist as well. Also, one needs to appear for GATE for a postgraduation degree.

With these examinations, you can get admission to both government and private colleges. However, government colleges are more valued with a low fee structure than private ones. There are also many state-engineering entrances and university exams like WBJEE, KEAM, MHTCET, VITEEE, SRMJEEE, BITSAT, and others.

To start preparing for UPSC you should.

• Go through the UPSC syllabus thoroughly.
• Read a few books and watch video lectures online for a few basic subjects like polity, history, geography, etc.
• Read the newspaper regularly.
• Chart out a preparation time table and follow it strictly.
• Enrol for a good test series and get answer writing practice.
• Create a study schedule.
• Gather relevant study materials.

The prelims and Mains exams are conducted in multiple shifts. The prelims exam is conducted in four shifts whereas the Mains exam is conducted in two shifts. The prelims exam of SBI Clerk carries 100 questions.The mains exam carries 190 questions.