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With a TS EAMCET rank of 150,000 and BC Fimal category, securing a Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) seat at Narayanamma Engineering College in Hyderabad may be challenging. Based on previous years' trends, CSE cutoffs are typically much lower than your rank, especially for popular branches like CSE and IT. It is advisable to consider other options within the college or explore lesser-demanded branches.

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Look at the age restriction criterion to ascertain this. Grade C (18–30 years) and Grade D (18–27 years) are the two categories for the SSC Stenographer Exam; reserved category ¹ have an age relaxation.

Since you were born on October 22, 2006, you will turn 18 in 2024. This indicates that you are of legal age to be in both Grade C and Grade D. You must make sure you fulfill the educational qualifying standards, though, as you are still eighteen.

• 1. You have to have finished 12th grade or be enrolled in 12th grade.
• 2. Must be a citizen of India.
• 3. Although stenography knowledge is required for the Skill Test, no prior experience is needed.

Make sure to check the official notice at SSC portal.

Only unmarried male and female applicants who were born between January 02, 2007, and January 1, 2010, are eligible to take the NDA 2 exam in 2025.

Given your date of birth (November 25, 2006), you'll be 18 years old during the exam. Unfortunately, this means you won't meet the age criteria, as you'll be slightly older than the specified upper age limit.

Stay focused, and don't hesitate to reach out for guidance on alternative exam strategies.

Hello,

For the NDA exam, focus on:

Mathematics: Algebra, trigonometry, calculus.

General Ability Test (GAT):

English: Grammar, vocabulary, comprehension.

General Knowledge: Physics, Chemistry, General Science, History, Geography, Current Affairs

Hope this helps,

Thank you

Hi there aspirant,

The NDA (National Defence Academy) exam is a mixture of many subjects. Although, one needs to have a strong hold on Mathematics and Physics. It is very vital to practice this section to crack the exam. Another section covers a whole lot of subjects like Basic Science, History, General Knowledge, English and Geography. This is for the second part of the exam (GAT).

Hope you'll find this answer helpful!

GOOD LUCK.

Yes, absolutely you are eligible for both the examination. For both IBPS clerk and SBI Clerk minimum age should be 20 and maximum 28, along with this a candidate is mandatory to complete graduation.

So, according to the data you are eligible for the examination.

Yes, you can still fill out the NDA form even if you failed 12th class. The NDA eligibility criteria for educational qualification state that you must have passed a 10+2 exam or equivalent. There is no restriction on the number of attempts you took for 12th board exams.Since you have not passed 12th yet,  mention yourself as a "12th Appearing" student in the application form.

CBSE private students are valid for the NDA exam and most other competitive exams in India. There's no discrimination against private students when it comes to eligibility. The focus is on passing the qualifying exam (10+2 or equivalent) from a recognized board like CBSE.

While you can appear for the NDA with a 12th appearing status, it's crucial to pass your 12th board exams before the SSB interview stage. The SSB interview cannot be attended without a valid 12th pass certificate.Keep in mind the age limit for appearing in the NDA exam. You should be between 16.5 and 19.5 years old when you apply.

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I hope it helps!

Since you will be 19 years old in 2026 , you are eligible for NDA exam as long as you meet other requirements .

Unfortunately, you are not eligible. Just make sure you pass it and then write the NDA exam

To apply for nda , you should be 16.5 to 19.5 years old . Also , you have to be appearing for class twelfth or have passed class twelfth.  Else , you cannot write the exam . But you can start preparing for the exam earlier on if you feel like the topics aren't too hard . The syllabus includes maths and general ability test .