Is Class 12th compulsory for admission to NDA?
Yes, NDA has similar eligibility and selection criteria for every course. As per the NDA's eligibility criteria, every aspiring student must pass Class 12 for selection. For admission to Army, students need to pass Class 12 by State Education Board or a University and for Force & Navy Class 12 is re
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Indeed, enrollment in the National Defense Academy (NDA) requires completion of class 12. Candidates for the Air Force and Naval Wings of the NDA must have passed at least the class 12 board exam with particular subject combinations. For example, candidates applying for the Wings of the NDA must hav
Upvote Yes, Class 12th is compulsory for admission to the National Defence Academy (NDA). Candidates applying for the NDA exam must have passed at least the 12th Board exam with specific subject combinations depending on the wing they are applying for, such as Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics for the Ai
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