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Nishant kumar Ray
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A minimum of 60% in class 12th is required for being eligible for the entrance. That's it.
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Nishant kumar Ray
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Yes, on that basis you can't be rejected. If it is severe, then you would be given some times for correcting it.
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Nishant kumar Ray
Guide-Level 12
Out of total of 900 marks which include 300 for maths and 600 for GAT paper, if you have 100+ in maths 150+ in GAT, then you will clear sectional cutoff for both paper that is normally of the range 25-35% of overall, but to clear the overall cutoff it should add up to more than 360+. Normally, GAT section is for scoring and maths section need to be cleared.
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Nishant kumar Ray
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I believe NDA preparation should go hand in hand after entering in class 12th. Basically, it contains 2 papers namely maths and GAT. Normally, if you are a science background student then you will find GAT part of paper to be very to be a cake walk as it contains elementary level physics, chemistry and bio question, for which you just need to have the basics of that topic, that's it. Now, the main part to focus is maths section. Maths is basically of +2 level (11th and 12th) so its best to start practicing each chapter of maths NCERT that you have studied in class 11th and solve previous questions that have come from that chapter from
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Release of notification on 9th January 2019. Application form is available from 9th January 2019. End date to submit the application is 4th February 2019. Exam date is 21st April 2019. Declaration of result May 2019.
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Hem Lata
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For syllabus, please click the link below
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/nda/syllabus.
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/nda/syllabus.
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Shubham Singhkeen learner
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Hello Sudarshan,
Your age must lie in between 16.5 years to 19.5 years. You must have completed your Class 12th in any discipline from a recognized board of education. Further, in order to join Indian Navy or Indian Air force you need to have studied Physics and Mathematics at your Class 12th level. Students pursuing final year are also eligible. So being a Class 10th pass candidate you need to first complete your Class 12th.
Feel free for your further doubts. Good luck.
Your age must lie in between 16.5 years to 19.5 years. You must have completed your Class 12th in any discipline from a recognized board of education. Further, in order to join Indian Navy or Indian Air force you need to have studied Physics and Mathematics at your Class 12th level. Students pursuing final year are also eligible. So being a Class 10th pass candidate you need to first complete your Class 12th.
Feel free for your further doubts. Good luck.
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Gargi DasBeat the failure
Guide-Level 12
NDA is an entrance conducted by UPSC to get into defense service There are two NDA EXAMS Tires 1 and 2. You can get into it after class 12the. Regards.
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Hem Lata
Contributor-Level 10
Click below for NDA Preparation Tips & Guide
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/nda/preptips.
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/nda/preptips.
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pavan acharistruggling for something......
Guide-Level 11
Hi,
You can start preparing for NDA from now. More practice could give you best results. Purchase materials available in market, do practice continuously, in case if you have any doubt check youtube. Most of the questions asked will be basic level and entirely from your 10+2 syllabus itself. So, you need not to worry about syllabus.
All the best!
You can start preparing for NDA from now. More practice could give you best results. Purchase materials available in market, do practice continuously, in case if you have any doubt check youtube. Most of the questions asked will be basic level and entirely from your 10+2 syllabus itself. So, you need not to worry about syllabus.
All the best!
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