UPSC NDA Exam Cut Off Analysis 2020

UPSC NDA Exam Cut Off Analysis 2020
14-February 2020........... 1 Comment(s)

NDA Exam Cut Off Analysis

NDA is an entrance test which is conducted by the authority of UPSC. Through this entrance test, recruitment of the candidates is done into the Navy, Army and Air force wings of National Defence Academy. The candidates who wish to join the Indian Army, Navy or Air Force have to undergo 3 years of training as a cadet at NDA followed by 1 Year trade training at their respective academies(IMA/INA or AFA). They would be given an opportunity to become and serve as an Officer in Defence. Selection will be made on the results of the written examination and personality test conducted by the Services Selection Board (SSB). Based on the Merit of the written and SSB, candidates will be called for medical. The NDA cut off decides the eligibility of the aspirant to appear in the SSB. NDA Exam is among the toughest examinations in the country.

 

UPSC NDA Cut Off Marks Determining Factors

UPSC NDA Cut Off Marks decided by UPSC are based on various factors, some are listed below:

  • - Total Number of Vacancies.
  • - Total Number of Candidates Participating.
  • - Level of Difficulty of Questions.
  • - Marking Scheme.
  • - Reservation Norms.
  • - Last Year cut off Trends.

 

UPSC NDA Selection Process

  • - Written Examination.
  • - SSB Interview.

 

NDA 2020 Cut Off

NDA 2020 Cut off will be the minimum qualifying marks prescribed by the authorities to clear the entrance test of NDA 2020. The cut off will be released through online mode on the official website of UPSC. It will be important for the candidates to score minimum cut off marks to be eligible for the interview round. The cut off marks will be decided on the basis of various factors namely total number of vacancies, number of candidates appearing for the exam, difficulty level of examination and level of competition as well.

 

NDA Previous Years Cut Off Trends

Here we have provided an analysis of the previous year’s cut off marks and the trend pattern for NDA written test and final cut off for the recommended students to give a more comprehensive outlook regarding this year’s comparative cut off analysis.

 

Qualifying NDA Cut off for Written Exam - Past Exam Trends

Year

NDA 1

NDA 2

2019

342(With at least 25 % marks in each subject)

To be announced

2018

338 (With at least 25 % marks in each subject)

325 (With at least 25 % marks in each subject)

2017

342 (With 25 % in each subject)

258 (With 25% in each subject)

2016

288 (With 25 % in each subject)

229 (With at least 20% marks in each subject)

2015

306 (With at least 30% marks in each Subject)

269 (With 25% in each subject)

 

Final NDA Cut off - Past Selection Trends

Year

NDA 1

NDA 2

2019

704

to be announced

2018

705

688

2017

708

624

2016

656

602

2015

674

637

 

Applicability of NDA 2020 Cut off

NDA 2020 Cut off will be calculated in two stages mentioned below:

  • - Minimum qualifying standard in the written test (out of 900 marks).
  • - Marks scored by the finally recommended students (out of 1800).

 

NDA 2020 Cut off

The expected cut off marks in the G.A test and Mathematics for NDA is provided below as per the last year trends:

Subjects

Expected cut off

Written Exam Cut off

342

Final Cut off

704

 

NDA 2020 Result

NDA 2020 Result will be published through online mode in the website in the PDF format. It will be declared in the month of May 2020 (NDA I). The result will contain the roll number of the candidates who have qualified the entrance exam. The result will be declared two times i.e. first after the written exam and second after the SSB interview round. The final result for the recommended candidates will be declared two months after the conduction of SSB round.

 

SSB Interview

SSB Interview is a five day rigorous process carried out by Services Selection Board. Three different assessors namely the Interviewing officer, Group Testing Officer and the Psychologist test each candidate from three different perspectives arrive at their respective decisions. Only those candidates who will successfully qualify the written test with minimum cut off marks will move to the SSB interview round. They will be provided the interview dates and selection venue. Candidates must register themselves for the interview round within two weeks after the result declaration. The interview will be carried out in two rounds which will comprise of Officer Intelligence Rating (OIR) and Picture Perception & Description Test (PP & DT) in first round. Psychology tests, Group Testing Officer Tasks, Interview and Conference round will be carried out in the second round. During the interview, candidates must submit the original certificates of their educational qualification and age or date of birth.

 Candidates who are selected will have to furnish a bond and an indemnity certificate as well as deposit a specified amount towards their personal expenses. Most of the costs of accommodation, books, boarding, medical treatment, etc. will be borne by the Government. In case students avail any scholarship, they will be refunded a certain amount of the deposit paid by them at the time of joining. Besides, candidates with first choice for the Air Force, and all the SSB qualified candidates with one choice as Air Force, should separately qualify the PABT (Pilot Aptitude Test) and Computerized Pilot Selection System (CPSS), if they fulfill the eligibility for Air Force.

 

Significance Of UPSC NDA Previous Year Cut-off Analysis

The above mentioned cut-off comparison makes it clear why they are significant. Using the same and analyzing the yester year trends candidates can give their preparation an edge and they can stay more prepared for the exam day. They help you understand the exam pattern and you can get a real feel of the pattern of the question paper and the structure of it and thus you can easily chart out and strategize how to go about attempting the questions on the exam day  and be ready for the same.

 

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