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Hello aspirant,

You will be eligible to take the National Defence Academy (NDA) exam beginning in 2024 because you were born in June 2006. Generally speaking, applicants are allowed to take the NDA exam as many times as necessary until they meet the age restriction of 19½.

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To become both an IAS officer and a doctor, you can follow these steps:

1. Pursue MBBS: Start by completing an MBBS degree, which takes about 5.5 years in India. It provides you with the foundational medical knowledge needed to become a doctor.

2. Consider Specialization (Optional): After MBBS, you may choose to specialize, but keep in mind this will add years to your journey.

3. Prepare for UPSC Exam: While in college or after completing MBBS, start preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination, a rigorous three-stage process (Prelims, Mains, and Interview) to become an IAS officer.

4. Time Management: Balance medical studies and UPSC preparation by creating a realistic schedule and staying disciplined.

5. Attempt UPSC Exam: After completing MBBS, or alongside if feasible, appear for the UPSC exam.

6. Career Shift: Once selected, you can serve as an IAS officer, using your medical expertise in public health, policymaking, or administration.

This dual role allows you to contribute to society through healthcare and governance.

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According to your DOB November 22, 2006 , you would be eligible for both the NDA 1 and NDA 2 exams in 2026 .

For NDA 1 conducted in April :

Candidates age must be between 16.5 and 19.5 years old on the start date of the course , around January 2027 .  you meet this age requirement .

For NDA 2 conducted in September :

The age criteria is similar , but course starts around July 2027 . For this , you again meet age requirement .

For more updates you can check out an article by careers360 , link given below :

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-eligibility-criteria

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Dont anxious for unnecessary things you need to start your preparation soon as the CTET exam date is near it is conducted on 15 December.all the best for the exam

Facing a compartment exam can be concerning, but it typically doesn't hurt your chances for the NDA. The main focus of the selection process is your performance on the written exam and the SSB interview.

It's important to be open about your academic history during the SSB interview. Be ready to share why you had to take the compartment exam and how you dealt with it. A positive attitude and confidence can really help you handle this situation well.

Documents You Need Before Joining the NDA:

To enroll in the National Defence Academy (NDA), make sure you have these documents ready:

• 10th and 12th Class Marksheets: Keep your original mark sheets and a photocopy.
• Medical Certificate: Get a fitness certificate from a recognized medical officer.
• Character Certificate: Obtain a character certificate from your school or college.
• Identity Proof: This can be your Aadhaar card, PAN card, or passport.
• Passport-sized Photographs: Bring the number of photos specified in the instructions.

Hello,

To be eligible for the NDA (National Defence Academy) exam, you must meet specific age and education criteria. Since you were born on February 21, 2010 , here’s when you can apply:

1. Age Requirement :

   • The NDA exam requires candidates to be 16.5 to 19.5 years old on the date of commencement of the course.
   • For NDA (I) exams, you need to be between January 2, 2006, and July 1, 2009 .
   • For NDA (II) exams, your birth date should fall between July 2, 2006, and January 1, 2010 .

2. Education Requirement :

   • You must complete Class 12 or an equivalent by the time you apply.

3. Earliest Attempt :

   • You’ll be eligible around August 2027 (NDA II) when you’re 17.5 years old.
   • Your last chance will likely be April 2029 (NDA I) before reaching the upper age limit of 19.5.

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The RRB NTPC 2024 exam dates have not yet been officially released . The Railway Recruitment Board recently closed the application period for undergraduate-level posts on October 27, 2024 and for graduate-level posts on October 20, 2024 .

Now , the board is expected to announce the specific exam dates for the first stage , CBT 1 , on its official websites soon .

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Hello Sai,

Yes, you can choose to apply as an Unreserved (UR) or Open category candidate in government exams like SSC CGL, NTPC, or UPSC , even if you have an ST certificate . Here’s what you need to know about this decision:

1. Choosing Open Category : If you apply as an Open/Unreserved candidate, you will not be eligible for the reservation benefits like relaxed cutoffs, age limits, or additional attempts that ST candidates receive. Essentially, you will compete on par with candidates from the general category.
   
   

2. Document Verification : During document verification, choosing the Unreserved category should not create a problem, provided you meet all eligibility criteria under the Unreserved category. Since you opted to compete in the Open category, the authorities will not consider your ST certificate for reservation benefits, and it should not affect your verification.
   
   

3. Future Exams and Forms : Once you decide to apply under the Open category, it applies only to that particular exam cycle or recruitment. You can still apply as an ST candidate in future exams if you wish to use the reservation benefits, as each application cycle is independent.
   
   Important Considerations

• Permanent Choice : Selecting UR/Open category on one application doesn’t permanently change your caste status or eligibility for reservation in future applications.
  
  
• Eligibility Criteria : Ensure that you meet all Open category criteria (age, attempts, etc.) for the exam in which you apply under Unreserved.

Choosing UR in some exams while applying as ST in others is entirely up to you and is allowed. This flexibility is common in government exams in India.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Ashwin,

Choosing between a career in the National Defence Academy (NDA) and other fields via JEE, KCET, or CUET ultimately depends on where your passion and career goals lie. Both paths have distinct futures and demands, and here’s a breakdown to guide your decision:

1. National Defence Academy (NDA):

   • Career and Training : NDA offers a career in the armed forces with a focus on physical endurance, leadership, discipline, and a lifestyle dedicated to national service. You’ll undergo rigorous training at the academy, leading to positions in the Army, Navy, or Air Force, depending on your interests and performance.
     
     
   • Commitment : A career in defense is a lifetime commitment, often with restrictions on flexibility and civilian work options but comes with job security, honor, and lifelong benefits.
     
     
   • Growth and Opportunities : The military has a defined hierarchy, and there’s scope for advancement based on merit and experience.
     
     

2. Engineering and Other Streams (via JEE, KCET, CUET):

   • JEE (IIT/NIT) : With a high JEE score, you can enter premier institutes like IITs or NITs, giving you an engineering career path with potential opportunities in tech, research, or even management (if you later opt for an MBA). This path is more versatile, with possibilities across various industries.
     
     
   • KCET : Provides similar opportunities within Karnataka’s leading state engineering colleges. The engineering or medical fields here offer a stable and respected profession, but the prestige may differ from that of IITs/NITs.
     
     
   • CUET : A high CUET score opens doors to top central universities for various courses, leading to a range of careers depending on your chosen field.

If you have a strong passion for serving the country and find the military lifestyle appealing, NDA might be the right path. However, if you are inclined towards engineering, technology, or a flexible career with civilian opportunities , a path through JEE, KCET, or CUET would provide broader options.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.