NDA/ NA II 2017 GAT Question Paper

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If you are a candidates with the birth date December 13, 2007, you are generally eligible for NDA 1. You are likely not eligible for NDA 2 exam 2026 . To learn more about the eligibility criteria, click on the link below.

• NDA Eligibility Criteria 2026

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You must be between the 16. 5 years and 19. 5 years when you apply for those exams. So, you are eligble to apply NDA 1 exam in 2027 and TES. You can check the NDA eligibility criteria in the link below.

NDA eligibility criteria

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Yes, you can join the army without NDA and without NCC. You can join through the CDS Exam, SSC Tech entry, ACFAT, Agniveer Entry, and others with the necessary qualifications.

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The NDA 2 exam notification will be released on May 20, 2026. If you wish to apply this time, you can do so within the deadline.

You have 3 to 4 potential attempts.

Check more on NDA qualification below: https://competition.careers360.com/exams/nda

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You will be eligible to appear for the NDA exam based on the eligibility requirements. You can check the NDA eligibility criteria by visiting Careers360 page or official website.

Hello, you are required to choose the following subjects: Maths, Physics, Chemistry, English, and one additional subject. Moreover, candidates are required to meet NDA eligibility criteria before appearing in the exam. You can check the NDA eligibility criteria in the link mentioned below.
NDA Eligibility Criteria

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Yes, you are eligible to apply for the NDA 2 exam. As per the UPSC NDA 2026 eligibility criteria , applicants must be at least 19.5 years of age. Candidates born between July 1, 2007, to July 1, 2010, can apply online for the National Defence Academy (NDA) & Naval

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To prepare for the National Defence Academy Exam 2026, first understand the NDA syllabus and exam pattern. Focus on Mathematics and General Ability Test. Start with NCERT books (Classes 9 to 12) to build basics. Practice previous years’ question papers regularly. Read newspapers daily for current affairs.