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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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For Air Force and Naval Wings passing Certification of Class 12th exam with Physics and Mathematics is required. Army Wing passing Certificate in 10+2 exam is required. So you are eligible for NDA.

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Yes, NDA age limit for the aspirants must be between 16.5-19.5 years to apply for the exam. The candidate must have not been born earlier than 2 July 2004 and not later than 1 July 2007. If this helpful, So please upvotes !

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If you really want to crack this exam then just go for R. S. AGARWAL NDA & NA for Math. You can also refer to the NCERT books of Classes 11 and 12. Besides, they can refer to the following books -. Quantitative Aptitude for competitive examinations - RS Aggarwal, NDA Entrance Exam - ES Ramasamy
Mathematics for NDA/NA: National Defence Academy and Naval Academy - RS Aggarwal
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It's a nice and a very useful books for the aspirants. The Pathfinder covers all the syllabus that you need for your NDA Entrance Exam and has a lot of sample questions and previous year question papers and all the resources you will need to clear the NDA Entrance Exam. So, it would be better if you stick with the Pathfinder. If this helpful, So please upvotes !

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The difficulty level of NDA Maths paper is usually moderate while GAT was easy. The English Language paper of NDA is usually easy where questions are asked on grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension. The General Awareness section of NDA is moderate. Candidates need to keep themselves updated with the latest events in India and the world. To ace the exam, candidates need to understand the exam pattern and syllabus, practice mock test, solve previous years' question papers, etc. With hard work and dedication, candidates can crack the exam easily. The total marks allotted to the written exam of NDA are 900. Candidates need to secure 25 per

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NDA is the joint training institute for all three services-Army, Navy and Air Force. After joining the NDA cadet undergo training for three years. After graduating from NDA candidates are sent to their respective training academies for one year of training before commissioning. Army cadets are sent to the Indian Military Academy (Dehradun), naval cadets to the Indian Naval Academy (Ezhimala), and Air Force cadets to the Air Force Academy (Dundigal, Hyderabad).

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Yes, there is an age limit for appearing in NDA exam. Candidates need to be between 16.5 and 19.5 years. For NDA 1 exam, both male and female candidates must have been born not earlier than July 2, 2004, and not later than July 1, 2007. For NDA 2 exam, both male and female candidates must have been born not earlier than January 2, 2004, and not later than January 1, 2007.

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The prescribed education qualification for NDA exam is Class 12. The branch-wise NDA eligibility criteria is given below:
Army Wing of National Defence Academy: Passed Class 12/HSC or equivalent from a recognised board or university
Air Force, Navy, and Naval Academy of National Defence Academy: Passed Class 12/HSC with Physics Chemistry and Mathematics.

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It is always advised to follow NCERT books for NDA exam. Candidates must refer to the high school books to clear the concepts of the topics given in the syllabus. 

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