Can I appear for NDA exam after class 10th?
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No, officially you can't, because eligibility criteria for NDA exam is that you should have passed class 12th class before the SSB interview, as you have to present class 12th marksheet during the time of SSB interview. But yes, if you meet the age requirement, you can apply for the written exam, and then you would not be able to appear for the SSB interview. Also, as the exam will include the syllabus of class 11th and class 12th, so there is no benefit of appearing in it now. So, you should appear after class 11th that too for the written only not SSB.
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