NDA

On June 14, 2022, the Agneepath recruitment system was unveiled, giving young people the chance to enlist as Agniveers for a four-year term in the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force. Through Agneepath recruiting, candidates can join the armed forces between the ages of 17.5 and 21. One the other hand, the Union Public Service Commission administers the NDA Exam twice a year to qualified applicants who wish to enlist in the Army, Navy, Air Force, or Naval Academy. Young people who have completed their higher education are given the opportunity to enlist as Agniveers for a 4-year period each year through the Agneepath initiative. It's not the same as the NDA test. To put it simply, the NDA exam wouldn't be impacted bythe Agneepath Scheme. 

There have been numerous changes to the National Defense Academy and Naval Academy's salaries since the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission. Beginning with the start of the actual training period, NDA candidates receive benefits related to their pay scale. During this training session at IMA, candidates will receive a stipend of Rs 56,100.

Stipend during the training of the candidates in IMA    -INR 56,100/

Lieutenant    - INR 56,100/- to INR 1,77, 500/- 

Captain -     INR 61,300/- to 01,93,900/- 

Major    - INR 69,400/- to 02,07,200/-

Lieutenant Colonel -     INR 01,21,200/- to 02,12,400/-

Colonel    - INR 01,30,600/- to 02,15,900/- 

Brigadier    - INR 01,39,600/- to 02,17,600/-

Major General     - INR 01,44,200/- to 02,18,200/- 

Lt. General HAG Scale -     INR 01,82,200/- to 02,24,100/- 

HAG+ Scale    - INR 02,05,400/- To  02,24,400/-

VCOAS/ Army Cdr/ Lt Gen (NFSG)    - INR 02,25,000/- Fixed

COAS -     INR 02,50,000/- Fixed

The NDA stands as one of the highly coveted defense examinations in the nation, aimed at choosing individuals for enrollment in courses at the National Defence Academy and Indian Naval Academy. This examination occurs biannually and is designed to identify qualified male and female candidates. The selection procedure for the NDA exam involves both a written examination and a subsequent SSB interview.

The NDA result, declared online by UPSC, is presented in PDF format, featuring the roll numbers of successful candidates. Following the announcement of the final result, candidates can access their mark sheets. To check the NDA result, follow these steps: Visit the official UPSC website and locate the 'NDA result' link in the 'What's New' section. Clicking on the link will open the NDA result PDF, displaying the roll numbers of qualified candidates. To find your roll number, use the search function within the PDF. Once located, download and save the result PDF for future reference.