I will be promoted to 12th standard this year. Am I eligible to give NDA exam?
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NDA 2019 Eligibility:
The eligibility of a candidate willing to appear for NDA is evaluated on the basis of four different categories. As per the nationality:
-Apart from Indian origin, candidates from other countries can also appear for NDA 2019. For the same, the candidate must either be:
-An India citizen
-A citizen of Bhutan or, -A citizen of Nepal
-Tibetan refugees who came over to India before January 1, 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India are also eligible to appear for NDA 2019. -An Indian origin migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka and East African Countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania...more -
Yes, you are eligible for NDA exam this year onward. For a detailed information you can visit this link. https://www.nda.nic.in/eligibility criteria. Html.
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