Sainik School Ghorakhal has recorded a significant achievement, with 44 cadets clearing the written examination of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) National Defence Academy (NDA) examination, reaffirming the institution’s focus on academic excellence, discipline and preparation for a career in the Armed Forces.
Of the successful cadets, 30 belong to the school’s current Class XII batch for the 2026–2027 academic session, while 14 are from the March 2026 batch. The achievement highlights the performance of cadets across the two batches and reflects their efforts in preparing for one of the country’s key examinations for entry into the National Defence Academy.
The success has been attributed to the dedication and hard work of the cadets, the guidance provided by teachers and the school’s emphasis on quality education and discipline. The institution’s structured academic environment aims to prepare students aspiring to become officers in the Indian Armed Forces.
Principal Group Captain Madhu Senger, along with the entire staff of Sainik School Ghorakhal, congratulated the successful cadets on their accomplishment and extended best wishes for the next stages of the selection process leading to the National Defence Academy.
The achievement has brought recognition to the institution and is expected to encourage other students pursuing careers in the Armed Forces. With 44 cadets qualifying in the NDA written examination, Sainik School Ghorakhal has reiterated its commitment to nurturing aspiring defence officers through education, discipline and sustained preparation.
