Hello,
To get shortlisted for SSB interview you must score the sectional cut off marks as well as overall cut off marks in NDA Entrance Examination. The sectional cut off marks is constant every year but the overall cut off marks changes every year. The minimum marks that you need to score in each subject is 25%. The overall expected cut off marks for NDA 2022 is in between 349-359 marks. Cut off depends on total number of vacancies, total number of candidates applied etc. To get admission in to NDA you must score the cut off marks specified for NDA written exam and SSB Interview (out off 1800) and you must clear the Medical Examination. To read our artical on NDA cut off click on the link below
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-cut-off
Hi aspirant,
No, you would not be called for SSB counseling if you just pass the sectional cutoffs in NDA examination. Actually to clear the written test one needs to clear the overall cutoff (near 350 marks) as well as sectional cutoffs 25% each and mere passing thee sectional cutoff is not enough. To know about cutoffs and more visit NDA Cut Off 2022 - Check Qualifying Marks, Previous year & Expected Cutoff (careers360.com)
Hope it helps!!
Hi
No, just getting sectional cut off won't help you in qualifying NDA. You need to qualify with its overall cut off as well to be called for SSB.
Predicting cut off marks is quite difficult, as it depends upon a number of factors like
-----------------) Number of students appearing in the nda examination.
-----------------) The difficulty or toughness level of the NDA examination question paper
-----------------) Number of vacancies available
Anyway,
Cut off will be more or less similar to past year trends which is given below:-
NDA EXAMINATION 2019
NDA 2019 cut off Written exam (out of 900)
NDA 2019 Final Cutoff (Out of 1800 - written of 900 marks + interview of 900 marks)
NDA 1 2019 Cut off
342 (With 25% marks at least in each subject i. e Maths & GAT )
704
NDA 2 2019 Cut off
346 (With 25% marks at least in each subject i. e Maths & GAT )
709
NDA EXAMINATION 2020
NDA 2020 cut off Written exam (out of 900)
NDA 2020 Final Cutoff (Out of 1800 - written of 900 marks + interview of 900 marks)
NDA 1 2020 Cut off
355 (With 25% marks at least in each subject i. e Maths & GAT )
723
NDA 2 2020 Cut off
719
There's sectional cut off in NDA written examination i. e you need at least 25 % in each paper.
i. e You need at least
25 % in maths i. e 25 % of 300 = 75 marks
25 % in GAT i. e 25 % of 600 = 125 marks
You can check the same at :- https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-cut-off
So, to be on the safer side, to clear the NDA written examination, you need to target at least around 360 marks out of 900 to be on the safer side to clear overall cut off. And at least 25 % in each paper separately i. e 75 marks in maths & 125 marks in GAT separately.
To help you further,
>>>>> Selection process is given below
The selection process consist of 2 stages :-
******** Qualify the written examination :- it consist of 2 papers :-
Mathematics
General Ability Test
You get 2 hours and 30 minutes for each paper.
********SSB interview :- If you clear written examination then you will called for a 5 day SSB interview
If you clear SSB interview then you will have you to go through medicals to check your fitness if you clear the medicals as well then congratulations you are in.
Here's a brief of NDA examination pattern
Papers
Subject
No. of Questions
Maximum marks
Duration
Paper 1
120
300
2 hours 30 minutes
Paper 2
GAT
150
600
Total
900
5 hours
NDA Examination pattern for Maths
Total Questions
Total Marks
Marks allotted to each question
2.5
Negative marking for each incorrect response
-0.83
NDA examination pattern for General Ability Test
Sections
Part A - English
200
Part B - General Knowledge
Physics
100
Chemistry
60
General Science
40
History, Freedom Movement, etc.
80
Geography
Current Events
Thank you
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