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Yes, reasoning is asked in the NDA (National Defence Academy) entrance exam. This section tests candidates' logical thinking, analytical ability, and problem-solving skills. It includes questions on verbal and non-verbal reasoning such as analogy, classification, series completion, pattern recognition, and spatial reasoning. Yes reasoning is asked in NDA.

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Yes, you can still appear for the NDA 2 exam even if you mistakenly selected General (Unreserved) instead of OBC in your form.

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If your form shows "General" instead of "OBC," you can still appear for the UPSC NDA 2 exam. The only difference is that you will be considered under the General category. This means you will not get benefits like age relaxation or marks relaxation that OBC candidates get.

If there is an error in your form, you should contact UPSC to correct it. But, in general, you are eligible to take the exam, just not with the OBC category advantages.

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Yes, you can pursue your board exams through NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) after taking a drop year for JEE Mains and NDA. Here’s how it works:

1. Eligibility : NIOS is a recognized board and accepts students who wish to complete their secondary or senior secondary education. Your previous attempts at CBSE do not affect your eligibility for NIOS.
   
   

2. JEE Mains and NDA : NIOS certificates are generally accepted for entrance exams like JEE Mains and NDA, provided you meet their specific eligibility criteria. Ensure that you verify the latest guidelines from JEE Mains and NDA authorities.
   
   

3. Admission : Apply to NIOS and complete their registration and examination process. Prepare thoroughly for your JEE Mains and NDA while pursuing your NIOS courses.
   
   

4. Documentation : Keep all documentation and records from NIOS and your previous attempts to avoid any issues during application or verification processes for future studies or exams.

As long as you meet the eligibility requirements and follow the necessary procedures, there should be no significant issues moving forward with NIOS.

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If you did not pay for registration but your application status indicates "COMPLETED," you should take the following actions:-

1. Speak with the Exam Authority: Speak with the body in charge of administering the NDA 2 test or the National Defence Academy (NDA) exam authority.

2. Describe the Problem: Despite the status being full, you did not finish the payment procedure.

3. Ask for Help: Make a request for direction on the next steps. They can ask you to resubmit the payment via a certain procedure, or they might provide you guidance on how to correct the payment status.

4.Comply with Instructions: To guarantee that your registration is successful and that you may take the test without any problems, adhere to any instructions given by the exam administrators as soon as possible.

If the category indicated by a candidate in the application form for any Examination of the Commission is Unreserved/General category but the candidate subsequently writes to the Commission to change the category to a reserved one i.e. OBC, such request is not entertained by the Commission.but if you filing the form again next year you can change your category as in next year fresh form is accepted in which details needs to be fill again.

If still you've doubt in this matter than don't hesitate to call the helpline of UPSC exam .

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Yes, you can alter your category from General to OBC on your second attempt at NDA, but you must fill out the correct OBC category on the application form. When applying, be sure to give the relevant category information, including your OBC certificate if necessary. It is critical to ensure that all information matches your official documentation.

You are in a fortunate position because you have not yet submitted Part 1 of your NDA 2 registration. Since the registration process is not complete, the information you have entered, including the incorrect date of birth in the OTR (One Time Registration), is likely still in a draft stage.

The crucial point here is that you should not proceed to submit Part 1 with the incorrect date of birth. Once Part 1 is submitted and your registration is finalized with a Registration ID, making corrections, especially to fundamental details like your date of birth, becomes a significantly more complex process.

Since the last date for submission of the NDA 2 application is June 4th, 2024, you have time to rectify this before the deadline. The best course of action is to go back to the NDA 2 OTR portal and carefully edit the date of birth to the correct one before you finalize and submit Part 1.

Look for an option to review or edit the details you have entered in the OTR. Ensure that all the information, especially your date of birth, matches exactly with your Class 10th or equivalent certificate, as this is the primary document for age proof.

Once you have corrected the date of birth and verified all other details in the OTR, you can then proceed to complete Part 1 of the registration and subsequently fill out Part 2. Submitting a correct application right from the start will save you potential hassle and complications later in the application process.

In summary, as you haven't submitted Part 1, you should be able to edit your date of birth within the OTR. Make the necessary correction before the submission deadline of June 4th, 2024, to ensure your application is accurate.

I hope this helps.

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Yes, students from the Biology group can join the National Defence Academy (NDA) under certain conditions. However, they need to meet the required criteria for entry. For NDA, candidates typically need to have completed Class 12 with Physics and Mathematics.

But for medical services in the Army, Navy, and Air Force, biology students can apply if they have a background in medical science. They must pass the NDA entrance exam and meet the physical and medical standards.