NDA I exam question paper 2014- English

Hello candidate ,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query , according to NDA exam eye defect can be considered but they consider only mild level of it.

According to eligibility criteria of NDA exam , student correct vision should be 6/6 and in the worst case it can be 6/9.

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Hello,

You cannot appear for the NDA 2026 exam because the NDA eligibility of minimum age requirement is 16.5 years at the time of application, and you will be only 16 years old in January 2026 .

For NDA 2026 , candidates must be born between July 2, 2007, and July 1, 2010 (tentative range) . Since your birthdate is January 16, 2010 , you will not be eligible .

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Hello!

Your interest in joining NDA (National Defence Academy) creates enthusiasm. Hindi medium students lack no disadvantage because NDA offers its examinations in both languages apart from English.

NDA Exam Pattern:

The written exam consists of:

1. Mathematics – Available in Hindi & English

2. General Ability Test (GAT) – Available in Hindi & English, except for the English section

After clearing the written examination you must appear at the SSB Services Selection Board Interview where psychological tests and group discussions as well as personal interviews will be administered. The English content of the interview dominates but you have freedom to use Hindi when you feel more comfortable.

How to Prepare as a Hindi Medium Student?

Pay attention to English language basics because they matter most for the interview process.

Students who are Hindi medium learners should adopt NCERT books for their Hindi-language mathematics and general studies.

Using Hindi language will help you solve previous years NDA papers to become familiar with the examination structure.

The majority of NDA training centers offer Hindi-based study materials which students should follow.

No matter what educational medium you learned from your education will not influence your selection process. Your selection depends only on obtaining knowledge while developing confidence and exhibiting personality. Working with dedication alongside your hard efforts will enable you to join the Indian Armed Forces.

hi ,

Yes! You are eligible to apply for the NDA (National Defence Academy) exam based on your Date of Birth (05/12/2006) .

NDA Age Criteria (2025)

For NDA 1 and NDA 2 in 2025 , the age limits are:

• NDA 1 2025: Born between July 2, 2006 – July 1, 2009
• NDA 2 2025: Born between January 2, 2007 – January 1, 2010.

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The BOSSE Board is recognized by COBSE and NIOS, making it generally valid for education and jobs in India. However, for NDA and SSB, UPSC requires 10+2 from a recognized board. While BOSSE is likely valid, it's best to confirm directly with UPSC or NDA authorities to ensure eligibility.

Hello aspirant,

Candidates should typically be between the ages of 16.5 and 19.5 when the course starts. Candidates for NDA 1 (2026) must have been born between July 2, 2007, and July 1, 2010. Candidates for NDA 2 (2026) must have been born between January 2, 2008, and January 1, 2011.

So, unfortunately, you do not fulfill the eligibility criteria and that's why ineligible for NDA exam 2026.

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Hello,

For the NDA (National Defence Academy) exam , eyesight requirements vary by service (Army, Navy, Air Force).

Eligibility based on eyesight :-

• Army: Maximum permissible myopia is -2.5D . You are not eligible with -10D.
• Navy: Maximum myopia allowed is -1.5D . You are not eligible .
• Air Force: Requires near-perfect vision; -10D is not allowed

Alternative options :-

• LASIK surgery : Allowed under strict conditions (age >20, stable power, etc.).
• Consider non-combat roles in defence services.
• Explore other government exams like CDS (for OTA).

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Hello,

We offer comprehensive resources for NDA exam preparation:

• Preparation Tips : Detailed strategies to effectively prepare for the NDA exam.
• Recommended Books : Curated lists of subject-wise books to aid your study.
• Mock Tests and Sample Papers: Practice materials to assess your readiness and improve performance.
• Time Management Strategies: Guidance on balancing NDA preparation with other commitments.
• Physical Fitness Guidance: Tips to maintain health and fitness, crucial for the SSB interview.

These resources are designed to provide a structured approach to your NDA exam preparation.

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Hello aspirant,

Candidates must fulfill the age limits established by UPSC in order to be eligible for the NDA 1 and NDA 2 in 2026. The National Defence Academy (NDA) exam has an age range of 16.5 to 19.5 years. This also holds true for the NDA 2 exam.

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If you’re aiming to join the National Defence Academy (NDA), here’s a simplified guide to help you:

1. Eligibility:

Age Limit: You must be between 16.5 to 19.5 years old.

Educational Requirements:

For Army Wing: You can apply with any stream (Science, Commerce, or Arts).

For Air Force & Navy Wings: You need to have Physics and Mathematics in your 12th standard.

Physical Fitness: You'll need to meet specific physical and medical standards (important for your health checkup later).

2. Application Process:

When to Apply: The UPSC releases the NDA exam notification twice a year, typically in January and June.

How to Apply: You can apply online through the official UPSC website.

3. Exam Pattern:

Written Exam:

Mathematics: 300 marks (2.5 hours)

General Ability Test (GAT): 600 marks (2.5 hours)

SSB Interview: If you clear the written exam, you will face a detailed interview that tests your physical, mental, and emotional strength.

4. Preparation Tips:

Create a Study Plan: Make sure you cover all subjects systematically.

Practice Regularly: Solve previous years' question papers and attempt mock tests.

Physical Fitness: NDA demands physical fitness, so regular exercise is crucial.

Stay Informed: Keep up with current events and general knowledge, which is an important part of the exam.

5. Coaching and Resources:

You can join coaching centers for structured preparation or rely on books, especially NCERT textbooks.

Books for NDA: Some good books include NDA’s guide by R.S. Aggarwal or Lucent’s General Knowledge.

6. Medical and Other Considerations:

Make sure you meet the medical standards during the NDA medical examination.

Keep checking the official UPSC website for updates on exam dates and notifications.

By staying disciplined and consistent in your preparation, you’ll be on the right track to secure a place in NDA. Focus on both the academic and physical aspects, and don't forget to be mentally prepared for the challenges ahead!