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6 years agoSir I am in class 10 and I am taking commerce without maths so sir how will prepare for my NDA exam.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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As per the eligibility criteria you can be eligible for Army wing only, because Air force and Naval wings required 12th with Physics and Mathematics. The NDA syllabus comprises the following two sections as Mathematics and General Ability section. The questions will mainly be asked of 10+2 level. Solve as many NDA Previous Year Question Papers as possible. In mathematics, candidates must thoroughly prepare for Arithmetic, Mensuration, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics, etc. So Mathematics is an important part of NDA exam and consisting of 300 marks, so can not ignore. Its better to take helps from some coaching Institutes pre
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Harleen Kaur
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After class 12th, you can pursue graduation and simultaneously you can prepare for an IAS exam.
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To be eligible to appear in NDA examination, you should have completed 12th standard or an equivalent examination from a recognised board. You must be at least 16.5 years old and not more than 19.5 years of age. You should be an Unmarried Male candidate and should be physically fit. If you can satisfy the above mentioned eligibility criteria then, you are eligible to write NDA examination.
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Yes it is compulsory to clear the UPSC exams without giving this exam you are not be able to became an IAS OFFICER. HOWEVER, IF WE WANT TO BE AN DOCTOR WE HAVE TO CLEAR THE MBBS EXAM WITHOUT GIVING IT WE ARE NOT BE ABLE TO BECAME AN DOCTOR. IN THIS WAY UPSC IS THE ONLY PATH WHICH WILL MAKE YOU THE IAS OFFICER.
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