I have BiPC subjects in my 12th, can I appear for the NDA exam?

<p>No, if you have *BiPC* (Biology, Physics, and Chemistry) subjects in your 12th, you are not eligible to appear for the NDA exam. The National Defence Academy (NDA) exam requires candidates to have studied Mathematics as one of their subjects in Class 12 or equivalent.&nbsp;</p><p>The eligibility criteria for the NDA exam specify that candidates must have completed *Class 12* (or equivalent) with Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects for the Army, Navy, and Air Force wings. Since BiPC subjects do not include Mathematics, you would not meet the academic requirement for appearing in the NDA exam.</p><p>However, if you are interested in the Army Wing of the NDA, there may be different eligibility rules, but the general requirement for the Navy and Air Force Wings is that you must have studied Mathematics and Physics.</p>

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<p>Since mathematics is a required subject for the entrance exam, individuals with a BiPC (Biology, Physics Chemistry) background are not immediately eligible for the majority of positions in the National Defence Academy (NDA). For admission to the Air Force and Navy wings, aspirants must have passed the UPSC-conducted NDA exam and finished their Class 12 coursework in mathematics and physics. Class 12 in any subject is adequate for the Army wing although there is still a maths component to the test.<br><br>But if you are eager to enlist you might want to think about earning more math degrees or looking into medical positions in the military through the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) or other programs.</p>

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