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18th November 2011, 12:24 PM
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Can I become Army Officer without applying for NDA Exam after completion of 10+2?
Can i become an army officer without applying NDA examination after 10+2
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18th November 2011, 03:13 PM
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Re: Can I become Army Officer without applying for NDA Exam after completion of 10+2?
Hello,
Yeah, you can join Indian Army as on officer Rank, But not just after 10+2.You can join Indian Army after qualifying CDS (Combined Defence Services), conducted by UPSC twice in a year i.e. February & Mid September. Following are the minimum qualification to appear in CDS- *For Indian Military Academy(only unmarried male candidates): ¤Graduation with any stream or equivalent from affiliated university. ¤Age limit: 19-24 yr. *For Naval & Air force: ¤Graduation with, one paper of either Mathematics or Physics/BE. ¤Age limit:19-23yr. *For officers training academy (unmarried or married male candidate): ¤Graduation in any stream or equivalent from affiliated institute. ¤Age limit: 19-25 yr. Although, if you have NCC 'C' certificate, then you have option to skip the exam & can qualify directly for Interview. So, for officer rank in Army you must be a Graduate.Just after 10+2, you may get soldier rank in Indian Army. For more information on CDS you can visit the official site of UPSC-www.upsc.gov.in Ok, best of luck. |
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26th November 2011, 08:01 PM
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Re: Can I become Army Officer without applying for NDA Exam after completion of 10 2?
I geted 85@ in INTER how to Johin NDA What exams i for apper
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4th December 2011, 11:06 PM
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Re: Can I become Army Officer without applying for NDA Exam after completion of 10+2?
Hi
NDA stands for National Defense Academy and it is an exam conducted by the UPSC to select candidates for the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force. NDA holds exam for the HS pass candidates right after the 12th boards are finished. Without that you will not become an officer in the Indian Army. You would have to apply for a lower grade exam, which the 10th pass students apply for and it is basically to recruit soldiers (not officers). However if you do not want to apply for the NDA right after your 12th, then you can do your graduation and then apply for it. NDA 2 is the exam for you after graduation. You should be a graduate in any science stream with a minimum 60% aggregate in it, and your age should be between 21-25 years. Also you should be physically fit. This exam is held in the month of August, and you may apply for it once you are through with your graduation. For any more details please Click Here All the best Regards #RJ# |
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31st December 2011, 01:48 AM
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Re: Can I become Army Officer without applying for NDA Exam after completion of 10+2?
dear friend,
After completion of 12th class the only way to join in Indian Army is NDA exam.. Without appearing in NDA exam you will not be able to join in ARMY wing. If you do not want to want to appear in NDA exam, then go for graduation course first. After which you can apply for CDS exam. Through CDS exam you will be able to join in Indian Army.. So, go for graduation first. All the best. |
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31st December 2011, 03:37 AM
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Re: Can I become Army Officer without applying for NDA Exam after completion of 10+2?
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If you want you can become army officer without qualifying N.D.A exam. If you pass 12th with Physics, Chemistry and Maths with minimum 75% marks from Recognized University or board. Then you can apply for Technical Entry. For this you have to qualify the interview conducted by Service Selection Board (S.S.B). For more detail log on to www.indianarmy.nic.in all the best! |
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13th January 2012, 02:11 AM
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Re: Can I become Army Officer without applying for NDA Exam after completion of 10+2?
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You can't join Defence after passing 12th without qualifying N.D.A exam. N.D.A. Exam is conducted by U.P.S.C twice. Eligibility criteria for N.D.A exam:- > Pass 12th with any stream from recognized board. > Age limit should be above 16.5year and below 19 year. > Must be citizen of India > Medically fit (no major surgery) There are three stages of selection:- > Written Exam > Interview > Medical exam If you want you can apply after passing graduation. After graduation you have to qualify the Combine Defence Services Exam. For more detail log on two www.upsc.gov.in ALL THE BEST! |
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25th February 2012, 04:52 PM
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Re: Can I become Army Officer without applying for NDA Exam after completion of 10+2?
NDA stands for National Defence Academy conducted twice in a year by UPSC.
You can apply for NDA Indian Army if you satisfy the following eligibility criteria given below : 1. The candidate must be an Indian. 2. The candidate should be physically fit. 3. The age limit is 16.5 years to 19 years. 4. The candidate must have passed the 12th class examination or any equivalent examination. Hope for your good future scope. For more queries, you can ask your questions along with the doubts to be cleared in this educational forum and discussion website. |
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14th January 2013, 07:07 PM
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Re: Can I become Army Officer without applying for NDA Exam after completion of 10+2?
Hello Dear,
No there is no way to become an Army officer without appearing NDA exam. NDA exam is must If you want to become an Army officers after 12th NDA stands for National Defence Academy. Nda exam is conducted by UPSC twice in a year. NDA I NDA II Eligibility for NDA is candidate should be completed 12th or appearing the final year. candidate must be male and unmarried, female candidate are not eligible for this exam age of the candidate is 16.5 to 19 year. NDA I: Date of notification;22/12/2012 Last date of receiving application:21/01/2013 Date of examination:07/04/2013 NDA II: Date of notification;04/05/2013 Last date of receiving application:03/06/2013 Date of examination:11/08/2013 best of luck |
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