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The Union Public Service Commission conducted National Defence Academy (NDA) and Naval Academy (NA) Examination will be held on 19th April 2015 for admission to Army, Navy and Air Force wings of Naval Defence Academy and for Indian Naval Academy B.Tech courses. Last day for submission of applications is 23th January 2015. Naval academy has 55 available seats while NDA has a total of 320 available seats: NDA: 208 for Army, 42 for Navy and 70 for Air Force.
Eligibility
Only Unmarried Male candidates are eligible for the NDA NA examination. Candidate must be physically fit.
Age: 16 years to 19 years
Education: Candidates interested in Army wing should have cleared 10+2 or equivalent with any subjects/streams, candidates interested in Air Force and Naval streams should have cleared 10+2 or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics as subjects.
How to apply
Application is completed online in 2 steps. Before you apply make sure you have a scanned copy of your passport size photograph and signature. Complete the Part I registration by filling in the forms with details as required, after submitting the form a Registration ID will be generated which will also be sent to the email id you entered in the form. After receiving Registration ID proceed to Part II of the registration and upload scanned copy of your passport size photograph and signature. After successful uploading, you can pay application fees through online mode or offline mode. If paying online you can submit fees through Credit/Debit Card or Net Banking and if paying offline a Bank pay-in-slip will be generated which you can submit with fees to any branch of State Bank of India (SBI). Once payment is complete select your choice of exam center and the application process is complete.
Application fees
General: Rs. 100/-
SC/ST: No fees
Paper pattern
The exam will have 2 sections of objective type questions: Mathematics (for 300 marks) and General Ability Test (600) with a duration of 2 and half hours available for each section. Negative marking is applicable. Short listed candidates will go through interview recruitment process under SSB (Services Selection Board).
Important dates
Last day of application: 23rd January 2015
Examination date: 19th April 2015
Eligibility
Only Unmarried Male candidates are eligible for the NDA NA examination. Candidate must be physically fit.
Age: 16 years to 19 years
Education: Candidates interested in Army wing should have cleared 10+2 or equivalent with any subjects/streams, candidates interested in Air Force and Naval streams should have cleared 10+2 or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics as subjects.
How to apply
Application is completed online in 2 steps. Before you apply make sure you have a scanned copy of your passport size photograph and signature. Complete the Part I registration by filling in the forms with details as required, after submitting the form a Registration ID will be generated which will also be sent to the email id you entered in the form. After receiving Registration ID proceed to Part II of the registration and upload scanned copy of your passport size photograph and signature. After successful uploading, you can pay application fees through online mode or offline mode. If paying online you can submit fees through Credit/Debit Card or Net Banking and if paying offline a Bank pay-in-slip will be generated which you can submit with fees to any branch of State Bank of India (SBI). Once payment is complete select your choice of exam center and the application process is complete.
Application fees
General: Rs. 100/-
SC/ST: No fees
Paper pattern
The exam will have 2 sections of objective type questions: Mathematics (for 300 marks) and General Ability Test (600) with a duration of 2 and half hours available for each section. Negative marking is applicable. Short listed candidates will go through interview recruitment process under SSB (Services Selection Board).
Important dates
Last day of application: 23rd January 2015
Examination date: 19th April 2015
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