Which is more difficult among NDA & IIT JEE exams?
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If you compare written papers only JEE exam is tougher in comparison to NDA examination. But NDA become more tougher overall as you have to clear Services Selection Board ( SSB) and Medical in addition to written test. Rejection ratio even on clearing written test is very high at SSB and Medical stage.
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoIITJEE is difficult to clear it. Selection in IIT JEE is based on written exam only while that in NDA is based on written + 6 days SSB Interview + Stringent Medical Test. IIT JEE does not test a candidates leadership skills but NDA does. The no. Of seats in NDA (around 320) is much lower than IIT JEE. Although candidates appearing is also less. -
In my opinion, IIT-JEE is difficult to clear, but since these two-NDA & IIT-JEE are totally different, one can't give a comparison.
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NDA 2 2024 cut off marks are given below.
| Sl.No. | Name of the Wing | Vacancies | Number of Recommended candidates | Minimum qualifying standard at the written stage (out of 900 marks) | Marks secured by last recommended candidate at Final Stage (out of 1800 marks) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | Army, Air Force, Indian Navy and Indian Naval Academy Courses | 208 (including 10 for |
792 |
305 (With at least 25% marks in each subject) |
673 |
NDA 1 2025 cut off marks are given below.
| Name of the Wing | Minimum qualifying standard at the written stage (out of 900 marks) | Marks secured by last recommended candidate at Final Stage (out of 1800 marks) |
|---|---|---|
Army, Air Force, Indian Navy and Indian Naval Academy Courses | 334 (With at least 25% marks in each subject) | 699 |
NDA 2 is hard in terms of difficulty level. It is conducted for candidates who have passed Class 12. The test comprises two papers. The total marks allotted are 900. Selection is done based on the written exam and SSB Interview.
NDA marks are rounded off up to two decimal digits for all stages. This done by applying the standard rounding off principle,
wherever applicable. While applying the tie-breaking principles, the rounded-off marks upto two decimal digits are considered for resolving all tie cases.
In case the aggregate final marks are equal then securing more marks in the written exam are placed in higher rank. Candidates securing more marks in Paper 2 (GAT) are placed in higher rank. Age is also given preference while resolving the ties.
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