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For the three wings of the Indian Armed Forces, the five-day SSB interview is essentially the same. There are two stages to the SSB interview process. Phase I: Screening Phase II: Psychological testing, group assessments, board conferences, and interviews Applicants must arrive at the designated centres or the centre they selected when completing their application on time. The candidates' SSB Call letter includes information on the centre, the reporting time, and other details. In order to appear in the SSB interview, candidates must bring the necessary documentation.

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The SSB interview and written exam are both part of the NDA selection procedure. There are two papers on the written exam: maths and GAT. There are 900 total marks available for this test. The candidates' mental and physical health are evaluated during the SSB Interview. 900 total points are awarded for the SSB interview. A SSB interview consists of two phases. Picture Perception and Description exams (PP&DT) and Officer Intelligence Rating (OIR) exams are part of Stage 1 of the SSB Interview. Group Testing Officer Tasks, Psychology Tests, and the Conference make up Stage 2.

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You can't directly download the NDA cutoff scores, but you can find them on the websites of various educational portals and sometimes on the official UPSC website. You can search online using keywords like "NDA 2024 cutoff" or "UPSC NDA previous year cutoff marks". Look for tables or information mentioning "NDA Cut Off Marks" or "UPSC NDA Cut Off". These tables typically show separate cutoffs for the written exam (out of 900 marks) and the final selection (out of 1800 marks).

 

 

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The NDA cutoff is the minimum score needed for candidates to pass the written exam and the SSB interview. UPSC sets the cutoff scores for both the written exam and the final selection. Candidates need to score differently on the written test and in the SSB interview to be eligible. The next rounds of the selection procedure are open to those who meet the NDA cutoff points. The NDA exam is used to select eligible candidates for admission to the Army, Navy, and Air Force wings of the National Defence Academy and Indian Naval Academy courses. The NDA selection process comprises written examinations and SSB interviews.

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The National Defence Academy and Indian Naval Academy Course offer admission to the Army, Navy, and Air Force wings through the NDA exam. To choose qualified applicants for the Indian Military Academy (IMA), Indian Naval Academy (INA), Air Force Academy (AFA), and Officers Training Academy (OTA), the CDS exam is administered. The syllabus for CDS and NDA differs. The NDA syllabus is divided into classes 10, 11, and 12. In contrast, the CDS syllabus adheres to graduation-level standards. Maths and GAT make up the two halves of the NDA course. The three sections of the CDS syllabus are General Awareness, English, and Elementary Maths. T

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At NDA, the training programme lasts for three years, or six terms. Every year, there are two distinct spring seasons: fall (July to December) and spring (January to May). Throughout the three years, cadets receive academic instruction as well as training in multiple sports. There are two terms in the NDA academic year. January to May (July through December) is when it starts. The cadet encounters six of these terms. Three years are dedicated to the training phase. The NDA 3-Year Course Fees are the candidates' next worry when they enroll in the course. The expense of NDA training, including housing, books, uniforms, boarding, and medi

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Both NDA 1 and 2 exams have the same format, curriculum, application requirements, and selection procedure. The exams for courses starting in different sessions are only administered throughout different months of the year. The two distinct exam sessions, NDA 1 and 2, are held in separate months of the year. Cadets are inducted into the National Defence Academy in January and July of each year. As a result, UPSC offers the exam across two sessions. There are differences in the eligibility criteria for NDA 1 and 2, including the age limit. There are also differences in the student intake for the two periods. There are differences in the

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The fees for various courses at NDA Pune vary according to the programme. For B.E. / B.Tech degrees, the approximate fee for Kerala 12th students is INR 99,790, while others pay INR 34,600. Furthermore, scholarships are provided to students from several states/union territories/boards. The NDA Pune campus has a variety of facilities, including a library, dormitories, labs, and sports spaces. To enrol in NDA Pune, students must complete Class 12, register on the official UPSC website, and take the NDA Entrance exam, which is followed by a personal interview and medical examination. The college offers students 100% placement support. For

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