What is the marks to get in NDA exam For Sc students.

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Rishabh  Sharma
7 years ago
Hi Gowtham, There are 2 stages for getting into NDA : 1) You have to score 450 marks out of 600 in the written exam. 2) SSB is of 900 marks in which you have to get 390 to get into NDA.

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It means that writeen exam is of 600, we know it is 900 for writeen and 900for ssb.

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