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Indian Air Force Recruitment Special Forces Chhattisgarh 2018

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Indian Airforce is inviting candidates to apply for the IAF security branch and specials forces [GARUD COMMANDO]. Indian Air Force offers opportunities for UNMARRIED MALE INDIAN/NEPALESE CITIZENS from designated Districts of State of Chhattisgarh to join as Airmen. The Recruitment Test for Group ‘Y’ (Non-Technical) {Indian Air Force (Security) [IAF(S)]} Trade will be held at Mini Stadium, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh as per the Selection Programme given below. The Recruitment Test shall be conducted from 6 AM onwards as per the details given below. Candidates (from designated districts of State of Chhattisgarh) fulfilling the domicile requirements and eligibility conditions reporting up to 10 AM on 16 May 2018 and 19 May 2018 at Mini Stadium, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh (Rally venue) shall only be permitted to appear in the Recruitment Test. Note: The Recruitment Test is not for selection as Commissioned Officers/ Pilots/Navigators.

Indian Air Force Garud Commando

  • Date of Birth Block: Candidates born between 13 January 1998 and 02 January 2002 (both days inclusive) are eligible to appear in the Recruitment Rally.
  • Educational Qualification: Candidate should have passed Intermediate / 10+2 / Equivalent Examination in any stream/subjects approved by Central / State Education Boards with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English.
    • Note – 1: Education Boards listed in Council of Boards of School Education (COBSE) website as members, as on date of registration shall only be permitted.
    • Note – 2: Exact aggregate % of marks before decimal as written in the marks sheet of 10+2/Intermediate/Equivalent OR calculated as per the rules of
      concerned Education Board shall only be considered (For example 49.99% should be taken as 49% and not to be rounded off to 50%).
  • Domicile Requirement. To be eligible to appear in the rally at Mini Stadium, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, the candidates shall be required to satisfy the
    following conditions:

    • The School / College / Institute from where candidates have passed the qualifying examination should be within the geographical/ administrative limits of specified Districts (as mentioned in Paragraph 2 above) of State of Chhattisgarh. If the name of District is not mentioned with the name of Institution in the certificate / marks sheet of qualifying examination, the candidates shall produce ‘Domicile Certificate’ issued by Tehsildar/Nb Tehsildar or any official authorized by the State Government of Chhattisgarh.IAF RECRUITMENT SPECIAL FORCES CHHATTISGARH 2018
    • Permanent Domicile of districts (as mentioned in Paragraph 2 above) of State of Chhattisgarh who have passed the qualifying examination from anywhere in India shall produce the Domicile Certificate prior to commencement of examination from appropriate authority as given in sub-paragraph 5(a) above.
    • Sons of serving Air Force personnel {Officer/Airmen/NCs(E) and Unit cadre Civilians paid from Defence Estimates} whose father/mother is presently serving in any Air Force Unit/any other Organisation located in the designated Districts of State of Chhattisgarh irrespective of their domicile status, shall be permitted to appear in the rally subject to production of latest SOAFP (Son of Air Force Personnel) Certificate (format available on AFNET CASB website).
    • Sons of Air Force personnel {Officers/Airmen/NCs(E) and Unit Cadre Civilians paid from Defence Estimates} whose father/mother is Retired/ Discharged/ Deceased and they are residing in the designated Districts of State of Chhattisgarh shall be permitted to appear in the rally subject to production of proof of minimum stay of one year along with original and photocopy of Service Book/Discharge Book/Casualty Service Certificate/Service Particular Certificate (issued from DPO-3/DAV, as applicable) in case of Officers/Airmen/NCs(E) and a Certificate duly signed by OIC Civil Admin and countersigned by CO/C Adm O of the last served unit, in case of Civilians.
  • Medical Standards:
    (i) Chest: Minimum range of expansion: 5 cm
    (ii) Weight: Proportionate to height and age.
    (iii) Corneal Surgery (PRK/LASIK) not acceptable.
    (iv) Hearing: Candidate should have normal hearing i.e. able to hear forced whisper from a distance of 6 meters with each ear separately.
    (v) Dental: Should have healthy gums, good set of teeth and minimum 14 dental points.
    (vi) Health: Candidate should be of normal anatomy without loss of any appendages. He should be free from any active or latent, acute or chronic, medical or surgical disability or infection and skin ailments. Candidate must be physically and mentally FIT to perform duty in any part of the world, in any climate and terrain.
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Height, Leg Length, Visual Standards and Colour Vision
  • Body Tattoo : Permanent body tattoos are not permitted, however tattoos only on inner face of the fore arms (inside of elbow to the wrist), back (dorsal) part of the hand/reverse side of palm and Tribals with tattoos which are as per custom and traditions of their tribes may be considered. However, right to decide on acceptability/unacceptability of the individual shall rest with the Selection Centre. Candidates with permanent body tattoos shall submit two photographs (close up and distant view) with details of size and type of the Tattoo.
  • Pay & Allowances: During training, a stipend of Rs. 14,600/- per month will be paid. On completion of training the starting gross emoluments at the minimum of scale of pay including Military Service Pay (MSP) will be Rs. 26,900/- per month plus Dearness allowance (as applicable) which, in subsequent years, may rise as per the career progression of the individual.  Special Force (SF) Allowance {IAF(S)} @ Rs. 17,300/- per month on completion of training will be applicable to Indian Air Force (Security) Trade. 
  • Perks:  Perks such as Ration, Clothing, Medical facilities, Accommodation, CSD (Canteen) facilities, Leave (60 days Annual and 30 days Casual in a Calendar year as a privilege, subject to service exigencies), Recreational facilities, Transport for school going children and Leave Travel Concession (LTC) are also provided as per the existing rules. Group Insurance Cover of Rs. 37.5 Lakhs at a premium of Rs. 2300/- per month for all airmen and facility of Group Housing Scheme are also extended.
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Note: Indian Air Force is the only organisation which recruits aspirants for Special Forces [GARUD Commandos] directly.

IAF Airmen Examination Special Forces Garud Commando:

Group ‘Y’ (Non-Technical) IAF (Security) Trade

Physical Fitness Test (PFT)
(i) 1.6 Km run – within 5 minutes 40 seconds: The Candidate is to run 1.6 Kms on a marked course, within timings.
(ii) Chin up – minimum 08: The Candidate is to hang from a bar with under-grip and pull his body upwards till the chin clears the bar. He is to lower the body until the elbows are completely straight and the body is in the ‘dead hanging’ position.
(iii) Push-ups (plank type) – minimum 20 : The candidate is to place his palms flat on the ground directly underneath the shoulders with the elbows straight and locked. The body is to be straight and inclined to the ground with the body weight supported by the hands and the toes. The body is to be maintained straight when being lowered with only the elbows bent. The chest is to remain off the floor in the lower most position.
(iv) Bent Knee Sit Ups – minimum 20 : The candidate is to lie down flat on his back with fingers interlocked behind the head, with knees bent in a comfortable position. A partner is to stand on the candidate toes to prevent them from lifting. The candidate is to sit up to a vertical position touching the knees with his forehead and return to the starting position. Candidates are advised to bring their sports shoes and shorts/track pant.

Written Test: All candidates who qualify PFT will have to undertake Written Test on the same or subsequent day depending on the local conditions. The Written Test will be objective type and question paper will be bilingual (English & Hindi) except for English paper. Answers are to be annotated on OMR sheet. Detailed procedure shall be explained before conduct of the examination. Duration of the written test will be 45 minutes and will comprise of English as per 10+2 CBSE syllabus and Reasoning & General Awareness (RAGA). CANDIDATES ARE TO QUALIFY IN EACH PAPER SEPARATELY. Results of the written test will be declared on the same day.

Adaptability Test-1:  All candidates who pass the Written Test will have to undertake Adaptability Test-1 on the same or subsequent day depending on the local conditions. Adaptability Test – 1 is to assess suitability of a candidate for employment in the IAF which involves deployment in varied geographic terrain, weather and operational conditions.

Adaptability Test-2:  All candidates who pass Adaptability Test-1 will have to undertake Adaptability Test-2 as per policy in vogue. Adaptability Test-2 is to select candidates who can adapt to the environment of Indian Air Force and are able to adjust to the military way of life.

Dynamic Factor Test (DFT): All candidates who pass Adaptability Test-II will have to undertake Dynamic Factor Test to assess the required qualities to function as IAF(Security) in Indian Air Force.

Medical Examination: Candidates who qualify Dynamic Factor Test (DFT) shall be medically examined in the month of July 2018 at 3 Air Force Hospital, Amla. Medical Examination shall be conducted by Air Force Medical Team as per IAF medical standards and existing policy in vogue. Medical Examination would also include Baseline Investigation of: – (a) Blood Haemogram – Hb, TLC, DLC (b) Urine RE/ME (c) Biochemistry:- (i) Blood Sugar Fasting & PP (ii) Serum Cholesterol (iii) Urea, Uric acid, Creatinine (iv) LFT- Serum Bilurubin, SGOT, SGPT (d) X- Ray chest (PA view) (e) ECG (R) Candidates declared Medically Unfit can avail the option for Appeal Medical Board (AMB) against their Unfitness by depositing Rs. 40/- in a Government Treasury/RBI/SBI through Military Receivable Order (MRO). The application for AMB along with original copy of MRO, photocopy of Unfitness Certificate are to be submitted to the representative of 15 ASC, AF within three working days of Medical Examination. AMB Centre will be SMC, Air Force Station Gwalior.

FOR ANY QUERY, CONTACT PRESIDENT, CENTRAL AIRMEN SELECTION BOARD, BRAR SQUARE, DELHI CANTT, NEW DELHI – 110010, TELEPHONE NO. 011- 25694209 /25699606 AND e-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] OR COMMANDING OFFICER, 15 AIRMEN SELECTION CENTRE, 2nd FLOOR, PHASE-II, RAJIV GANDHI PARISAR, 35 SHYAMALA HILLS, BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH – 462002. TELE: 0755-2661955 AND E-MAIL: [email protected].

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Indian Air Force Sportsmen Recruitment 2018

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INDIAN AIR FORCE SPORTSMEN RECRUITMENT 2018

Want to join the Indian Airforce as a sportsman entry, here is the biggest opportunity for you to join the Indian airforce as an airman and also play for your country. Indian Air Force invites application from UNMARRIED OUTSTANDING SPORTSMEN (only MALE Indian citizens) for selection as Airmen in Group ‘Y’ trades in following sports discipline:- (a) Athletics (b) Basketball (c) Boxing (d) Golf (e) Cricket (f) Cycling (g) Fencing (h) Football (j) Gymnastics (k) Hockey (l) Handball (m) Kabaddi (n) Lawn Tennis (o) Swimming (p) Volleyball (q) Water Polo (r) Wrestling (s) Weight Lifting (t) Squash. Indian air force recruitment sports quota.

Notification: RECRUITMENT OF SPORTSMEN IN INDIAN AIR FORCE DIRECT RECRUITMENT OF UNMARRIED OUTSTANDING SPORTSMEN IN INDIAN AIR FORCE IN GROUP ‘Y’ TRADES

EDUCATION QUALIFICATION: Passed 10+2 or Equivalent examination in any stream / subjects approved by Central/State Boards of education. Education Boards listed in Council of Boards for School Education (COBSE) website as members, as on last date of submission of application, will only be permitted.

SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS :

  • Individual should have represented the country in Junior/Senior International meets in any of the above mentioned sports discipline. The current achievement would be given preference during selection trials.
  • Individual should have attained the minimum standard of fifth place in the Junior National Championship, represented the State/Units in Senior National Championships or Inter University Championship in above mentioned sports discipline. The current achievement would be given preference during selection trials.
  • In team events, the individual should have represented state in Junior National Championship and National School Tournament conducted by School Games Federation of India (SGFI) in above mentioned sports discipline. The current achievement would be given preference during selection trials.INDIAN AIR FORCE SPORTSMEN RECRUITMENT 2018

Note: Candidates represented International/National level and achieved position but not possessing 10+2 educational qualification may also apply. However, candidature of such candidates will be subject to verification of sports credentials & performance during selection trials. Relaxation of educational qualification (Not Below Matric) will be considered on case to case basis for eligible candidates.

Date of Birth Block: Candidates should be born between 07 July 1997 to 27 June 2001 (both days inclusive). Upper age limit of date of enrolment is 21 years. Note: Age relaxation (not below 16 years and not exceeding 25 years of age) would be considered in exceptional cases on case to case basis, based on the level of achievement in National/International sports events, exhibits potential for future sporting career and interested in joining IAF.

Selection Procedure

  • Selection Trials: Eligible candidates will be sent call letters for selection trials. The date and venue will be mentioned in call letter.
  • Selection trials will be conducted in following phases:-
    • (a) Physical Fitness Test (PFT): (i) PFT I – PFT I consists of a 1.6 Km run to be completed within 6 minutes 30 seconds for the candidates up to 25 years of age. Candidates are advised to bring their sports kit / playing kit / sports shoes and shorts. (ii) PFT II – Candidates who qualify PFT I test will undergo PFT II that comprises of the following:PFT Airforce
  • Only PFT pass candidates would be called for sports skill trials.
  • Candidates who qualify in PFT and selection trials for the game applied for will be called for medical fitness test conducted by the Air Force Medical team as IAF medical standards.
  • Those who are declared medically fit by the medical would be enrolled in IAF in Gp ‘Y’ trade as an outstanding sportsman

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Cracked Indian Navy SSB Interview In 1st Attempt

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Cracked Indian Navy SSB Interview In 1st Attempt

Dear Aspirants, my journey through the SSB was very short. Since my uncle was in the Indian Navy who thoroughly inspired me to join the Navy, my interest in Biology drew me to NEET in my 12th and I wanted to join the Navy as a doctor but I did not take chances and kept Mathematics with me in my 12th and also gave my JEE Exams. Unfortunately, I could not get a medical seat and neither I got IIT so I took a drop and started preparing for my JEE and NEET again. In the meantime, when I saw the notification for 10 +2 BTech Entry of the Navy which was based on JEE scores, I applied for the same and suddenly in the beginning of March 2018, I got a call to attend SSB on 30th March 2018 at Bhopal. My father immediately searched the web to find the right resources for me and came across a book and a DVD Product made by Dr. Cdr NK Natarajan. Later he also saw the promotion of Armed Forces Preparatory Academy (AFPA) on SSB Crack, a well-known site for SSB aspirants and since AFPA was also located at Nagpur from where I belong and also run by Dr Cdr Natarajan he enrolled me straight for the course and I happen to be one of the aspirants in their first ever batch which started on 5th March 2018. I joined the academy completely unaware of SSB and the first thing that they handed over to us was the book and video made by Dr Cdr NK Natarajan free of cost. The very first day early in the morning we spotted this man in the campus and the way he spoke during the inaugural address, gave me a new energy. The journey of 14 days in AFPA not only gave me exposure about SSB but also transformed me permanently with regard to my outlook and aspirations towards life. The meticulous planning and tireless efforts by all the faculties of AFPA, who lived within the campus and where available till 11 in the night to help us out, taught me about the commitment and passion of the people of Armed Forces.

I became very serious seeing all this and registered every word uttered by them and made it my mission to be part of this brigade of men. I left AFPA on 19th March and immediately got my DVD activated. I went through every minute of it just to reinforce the learning and finally I left home on the 29th for the SSB with complete confidence and reported on 30th. After our documentation and briefing when I went back to my room I was surprised to see that almost every candidate was having the book on SSB written by Dr. Cdr. NK Natarajan. I became skeptical for a moment thinking if everybody is learning from the same source then how would I be different from others but I quickly left the thought behind and remembered what he had said in AFPA, “Focus on your competence than competing with others”.

My First day at SSB

Screening Test

I found the OIR Test to be relatively very easy but I knew PPDT is going to be a waterloo. Even our batch got a very vague and hazy image but my learning at AFPA stood me right. I could perceive the image, connect minor details of it and made a logical yet simple story. When we sat for the discussion, I strangely did not find myself nervous which I use to be before I went through AFPA. My stage fear was perhaps removed because of intense PPDT Practice we had every day. I was in the middle of the group and when my turn came I could narrate my story confidently and as soon as the last person finished I was ready to pounce and initiate the discussion like I was taught. Incidentally, my story resembled a few others and they joined into make a common story quickly. Though I was not the one to narrate the final story by the group, when the results were announced we were just 24 of us screened in out of 284 aspirants who reported and just two of us from my group who got screened in. I was thrilled to have got screened in.

Day 2 Psychological Testing

I went through the test like others and could finish all the TAT, 58 WAT and 56 TAT and wrote a fairly good SD. I was very confident of doing well in the psychological test as most of it was very familiar. Thanks to AFPA Psychologist who guided me even during late hours of the evening.

 

Day 2 GTO Day 1 and 2

Since we were only 24 of us, there were 3 GTO Groups of 8, 8 and 6 and there were 2 repeater candidates in my group. Through I was a fresher and several of them were also coached in other academies, I was a little worried as to how would I compare with them but I quickly put my thoughts behind and remembered the words, “Do Your Best and Leave The Rest” which Dr. Cdr Natarajan often says. In both the GDs I could initiate, participate and contribute in terms of facts and figures because these topics were very familiar to me as I had intensely practiced and prepared based on the guidelines given to us. In GPE, I did make a few mistakes while writing my own solutions but corrected myself during the discussion. The physical tasks where much easier for me because of my exposure earlier and I could do very well in those. In the beginning of March when I had received my call letter I was overweight my 6 kgs and didn’t have much of physical activities due to my JEE and NEET  Preparations but thanks to everyday morning PT and IO Practice at AFPA, I not only reduced my weight but could also do 12 out of 10 obstacles in the IOs.

My Command Task was somewhat difficult but the concepts taught to me came handy and though the GTO tried to fox me my making the task more difficult, I was able to put up with the pressure.ssb interview success story

My Personal Interview

The PI was perhaps the most difficult of the three that I found particularly when it comes to GK Questions. I had fared well otherwise but definitely there were some questions of GK which I could not answer. But I did not lose my composure till the end and remained confident and checked all the answers from the internet after the interview as a preparation for my conference.

Board Conference

The heartbeat went high on the 5th day and I was in an introspection mode while my gut feeling said that I had done my best, there was still a strange fear of not making it. When my turn came and I was sitting outside the conference hall, my stomach had started churning. I was called in just after 3-4 minutes after the previous guy left the room and that gave me a feeling perhaps I am not in. When I walked in, wished everyone and took my seat, I was asked very routine questions and asked to leave. I was sure then that I didn’t make it. I went back dejected, had my lunch, picked up my bags and reassembled for the results which was quite predictable to me but when my chest no was called I was the second one and I couldn’t believe it.

Finally, we were the only two who made it in the end out of 284 candidates who reported on the first day. I was in state of shock for some time and didn’t know how to react but when the JCO entered the room for further documentation the realization dawned on me that I finally made it.

Next 4 days I went through the medicals and came out clean and I only hope that I make it in the merit, get to join the academy and serve the nation.

My Suggestion for all aspirants

  1. Having gone through such a short and yet successful journey, I would like to suggest a few things to all the aspirants. If you make up your mind then even one month should be enough to do well in the SSB but the catch is you should know what to prepare and how to prepare. I was very fortunate that I got excellent mentors in AFPA who spent so many hours with us and who very systematically groomed us. Had I put the same efforts without proper direction I may not have got success. So it is very important to get the right set of mentors.
  2. Like often said by Dr. Cdr NK Natarajan, don’t go with the intention to crack the SSB. Go out there and do your bets and leave the rest. It’s the pressure of performance spoils the chances. Though, even I came under pressure at times but the words of my mentors made me put that fear aside and perform freely.
  3. In the interview, I was asked several GK questions which I had no clue about. But I kept my calm and cheer and answered whatever I could. I made sure I don’t get nervous. May be that helped. Since GK is so vast, it may not be possible for one to know everything about everything and I am that is not the intention of the IO too. It’s perhaps to check how we react to stressful situation.      
  4. When I started my journey, I didn’t have much knowledge on topics like Doklam, OBOR< CPEC etc. But, we at AFPA intensely prepared and after my course, I continued reading till the last minute. In the end I definitely knew something about everything and that was sufficient. But, I would suggest all aspirants must read newspaper regularly and watch good English news channel.
  5. In GD and Lecturatte, facts, figures and data are a must. In addition, our personal opinion on issues is important. This was taught to me in AFPA and I carried this approach. I could convince my stand based on facts and figures and the eventually the discussions turned in my favour.

 

Acknowledgments

I sincere acknowledge the contribution of AFPA and all the people and faculties associated with it. By far, I personally feel that the four stalwarts of AFPA namely Dr. Cdr. NK Natarajan, Col Rahul Gowardhan, Col. Ravindra Nair and Mr Ashok Kumar are amazing people who made all the difference to my life and I am indeed very grateful to them.  

I was lucky to get to see the 17 hours videos tutorials of Dr. Natarajan which I got free from AFPA. It reinforced everything so clearly that I was getting reminded of several things while I was sitting in the SSB live.

I am also grateful to my batch mates at AFPA without whom I couldn’t have practiced GD, PP&DT Discussions, Lecture and practical tasks of GTO.

Finally, I am grateful to my parents for instilling in me the right values which stood by me.

My very sincere thanks to the almighty for showing me the right path.

Motivational Speech Of Major Vandana Sharma For Defence Aspirants

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Major Vandana Sharma

Major Vandana Sharma is an Army veteran, a senior industry leader, offering 20 years of rich and diverse experience across Strategy, HR, Resource Management, General Management, and Operations. She has played a vital role in logistics and inventory management in the Kargil War, 1999.

Her contributions include many value chain projects and people initiatives across organizations like Indian Army, Wipro, GMR Group, TNT and Myntra. Major Vandana Sharma is an Army veteran, a senior industry leader, offering 20 years of rich and diverse experience across Strategy, HR, Resource Management, General Management, and Operations.

She has played a vital role in logistics and inventory management in the Kargil War, 1999. Her contributions include many value chain projects and people initiatives across organizations like Indian Army, Wipro, GMR Group, TNT and Myntra. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

I had a wonderful career with the Indian Army for a decade. I have been posted to different parts of the country such as Ladakh and North Bengal where hardly anyone had seen a woman in uniform then. I also played a backend role during the Kargil War in 1999.  Being posted to the most beautiful but far-flung areas of the country was challenging in terms of limited resources and harsh terrain but it brought great learning experiences. I love to travel and this also made me appreciate the unexplored beautiful areas of the country that are relatively unknown to India and the world.Major Vandana Sharma

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TGC 128 Vacancies and Cut off – Technical Graduate Course 2018

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TGC 128 VACANCIES & CUT OFF
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TGC 128 Vacancies and Cut off – Technical Graduate Course 2018. Applications are invited from unmarried Male Engineering Graduates for 128th Technical Graduates Course (commencing in Jan 2019 at Indian Military Academy (IMA), Dehradun) for permanent commission in the Indian Army.SSB Interview Preparation Material [ 100% Recommended]

 

Technical Graduate Course 128 Eligibility

  • Technical Graduate Course 128 Nationality: A candidate must be unmarried male and must either be : (i) A citizen of India, or (ii) A subject of Bhutan, or (iii) A subject of Nepal, or (iv) a Tibetan refugee who came over to India before the 1st of January 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India or (v) a person of Indian origin who has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka and East African countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire and Ethopia and Vietnam with the intention of permanently settling in India. Provided that a candidate belonging to categories (ii), (iii), (iv) and (v) above shall be a person in whose favour a certificate of eligibility has been issued by Government of India. Certificate of eligibility will however not be necessary in the case of candidates who are Gorkha subjects of Nepal. A candidate in whose case a certificate of eligibility is necessary will attach such certificate along with the application.
  • Technical Graduate Course 128 Age Limit:  20 to 27 years as on 01 Jan 2019. (Candidates born between 02 Jan 92 and 01 Jan 99, both dates inclusive).

NOTE: The date of birth entered in the Matriculation or an equivalent examination certificate only is accepted by this office. No other document relating to age will be accepted and no subsequent request for its change will be considered or granted.

  • Technical Graduate Course 128 Educational Qualification for Applying: Candidates who have passed the requisite Engineering Degree course or in the final year of Engineering Degree course are eligible to apply. The candidate studying in the final year of Engg degree course should be able to submit proof of passing by 01 Jan 2019 and produce the Engg Degree Certificate within 12 weeks from the date of commencement of training at IMA. Such candidates will be inducted on Additional Bond Basis for recovery of the cost of training at IMA as notified from time to time as well as stipend and pay & allowances paid, in case they fail to produce the requisite Degree Certificate within the specified time.
  • Current Affairs questions will be from last 5-7 months (for AFCAT, NDA, CDS, TA)

Technical Graduate Course 128 IMPORTANT NOTE: Candidates must note that for Induction to Pre Commission Training Academy, after final selection, the minimum educational qualification is passing BEIB.Tech degree in the Engineering streams as notified below. Therefore, to become eligible for induction into TGC-128 Technical Graduate Course 128 course at IMA, Dehradun, candidates studying in final year of engineering must ensure that he submits the proof of his passing Engg degree exam by 01 Jan 2019 to Directorate General of Recruiting, failing which his candidature will be canceled.

Technical Graduate Course 128 Vacancies: Candidates must note that only the Engineering streams and their acceptable equivalent streams, strictly as notified in the table below, will be accepted. Candidates with degrees in any other engineering stream(s) are not eligible to apply Variation between the nomenclature of Engineering stream as given on the degree parchment / mark sheet and that submitted by the candidate in his online application will result in cancellation of candidature.tgc 128 vacancies

TGC 128 Cut Off Marks

TGC 128 cut off marks

TGC 127 cut off marks.

1. Civil- 64%,

2. Mechanical- 78%,

3. Electrical/Electrical & Electronics- 69%,

4. Computer Science & Engg/Info Tech/MSc (Comp Sc)- 68%,

5. Electronics & Telecom- 68%,

6. Electronics- 55%,

7. Metallurgical-55%,

8. Electronics & Instrumentation- 60%

9. Micro Electronics & Microwave- 50%

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Story Of Major Sujeet Kumar Pancholy

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Major Sujeet Kumar Pancholy joined the most decorated Sikh Regiment of Indian Army in 1968 and was asked to join the invincible 9th Battalion of the Sikh Regiment.

He joined the battalion at Amritsar in 1968 and soon during the summer of 1969, they were moved to Tangdhar, an area located around 200 kms N.N.W of Srinagar.

In March 1971, I was ordered to move to operational heights along the LoC at 12,000 feet. This was the time when Mukti Vahini was at peak of its operations in erstwhile East Pakistan and the dark clouds of a war were looming around. In no time, Operation Cactus-Lilly, the code name for 1971 war, began.

It was anticipated that Pakistan will attack India on September 3, 1971 with main armour thrust in Jammu & Kashmir. However, they attacked on December 3, 1971.

During the declared war time of December 3 to December 17, 1971, I along with my brave troops were asked to capture Thanda Pani, Narian heights, Kaiyan and another post which was later renamed as Three Pimples across Tutmari Gali in Lipa valley. Lipa valley had been a favourite route for infiltrators during the 1947 and 1965 war. In December, this area appears like a starving lion awaiting for its prey with 20 inches of snow and temperatures reaching as low as -30 degrees.

But, that wasn’t the difficult part. Since the mountains have no tracks, careful and silent movement in soft snow becomes arduous. What was worse was the hanging threat of stepping onto stray mines laid during the earlier wars, avalanches and falling into crevasses.image1

On December 6, 1971, my troops and I have successfully captured the enemy township of Naukot in PoK and were 13 kms, as the crow flies away from the capital of PoK called Muzaffarabad. Because of the paucity of resources and no communication line, we had no artillery support.

With no artillery support and communication, we adopted the German tactics of infiltration based on the concept of “recce pull” and “surfaces and gaps”.

After the ceasefire in December 1971, the international hostilities ended but the lack of an international border created another hurdle. Since my troops and I had captured an area beyond CFL (Cease Fire Line), there was no let up in war. New LoC demarcation was not in sight as it needs a prolonged agreement which could take upto a year.image3

Until then, we were ordered to probe and occupy the area as much as possible with Pakistan insisting that wherever Indians are not sitting, as its territory.

So without the benefit of war effort, while rest of the country and the armed forces were rejoicing at the unique historical victory that saw the formation of Bangladesh and surrender of the largest number of troops in Kashmir, my men and I were still at war. Operation Cactus-Lilly was still on.

In May 1972, five months since we were still at war and trying to hold onto the captured posts while the nation thanked Mrs. Gandhi for the end of the war, Pakistan taking advantage of ceasefire had amassed troops on CFL. This gigantic move by the Pakistan did not garner much attention from the government at centre. The aim was to dislodge Indian troops and recapture the vital post of Three Pimples and the township of Naukot.

Finally, Pakistan attacked us on May 3, 1972 at wee hours in the morning. With 80 fearless men, I fought till May 4, 1972. But that same day, Pakistan brought in a brigade i.e. roughly 1400 men by helicopters and launched the fiercest attack during the night of May 4.image1 2

The Indian Government had still not woken up, and 80 of us had to fight with limited ammunition and depleting resources. As luck would have it, on the 5th morning, Pakistan recaptured the post.

In the last effort to save our motherland, we indulged in hand to hand combat for every inch of the ground.

During a ferocious combat, I managed to kill two enemy men with my hand dagger before being hit by a Pakistani grenade.

Although I had lost much of my men and was critically injured, I later learnt that my men had killed Lt.Col. Haq Nawaz Kayani, the Commanding Officer of 9th Azad Kashmir Battalion.

The post was finally overrun by the Pakistanis

I was dragged out of the snow by two valiant men of my unit and was slided down on a makeshift stretcher made of wood and turban of the Sikh men.

Out of the 86 who fought, only a handful of us came out of the battlefield alive. To this day, I am nothing but immensely proud of the men I commanded and will eternally remain grateful to them.

The help came in after three days of hiding in the enemy territory. I was shifted to Srinagar on the fourth day after surviving on first aid.

It is another story how I survived. From the battlefield to artillery bombardment, unattended in snow, presumed dead, almost put up on burning pyre, refused further evacuation and making the final journey to the hospital in Srinagar.

I was hospitalised for three years and underwent five major surgeries. On 16th December 1974, I was boarded out of the Army as a proud BATTLE CASUALTY due to the injuries sustained in war. With several internal organs missing, I was honoured with coveted War Wound Medal, War Relief Medal, Sangram Medal, Western Area War Star Medal (Pashcimi Star), Samar Seva Medal and High Altitude Service Medal.

One may wonder as to why have I come up with this story now? Well, the answer lies in the lack of awareness in the media and the government’s sheer denial of any such conflict happening.

However, our story does survive in artefacts and in brief at the army’s museum at Naugam in Kashmir. We can also be found hanging onto the walls at Sikh regimental centre at Ramgarh.

While the Indian government has dutifully turned its back to us, our actions do find mention in the Pakistani army archives.

As I end it today, I wish to say this for my Sikh men, “So valiant in war, so gallant in victory, but they are ever so merciful.”

“Jo Bole So Nihaal, Sat Sri Akal”- the war cry of Sikh men.

Note: Major Pancholy lost his final battle to cancer in the year 2011. The injuries sustained during the war had turned malignant. Vijay Diwas is celebrated on December 16. He was boarded out on December 16. He was cremated on December 16, 2011.image1 3

CDS 2 2019 Notification and Exam Date [UPDATED]

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Here are the details of CDS 2 2019 notification candidates can check below, if you are planning to write CDS 2 2019 exam can read the following details below: CDS 2 2019 Exam Date, Age Limit, Application Form, Exam Pattern, Cut Off. The Indian armed forces always give fair chances to the students. Starting from the age of maturity, they start with the NDA, TES and ends up to the T.A. examination. CDS is also a chance provided to the graduate candidates. UPSC conducts the exam and gives the chance to the candidates to join any of the three services as per their eligibility. A short summary of eligibility criteria for CDS 2 2019 is given below.

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CDS 2 2019
Date of notification12 June 2019
Last date of online applications08 July 2019
Date of examination08 September 2019
Result DateDecember 2019
SSB DateFeb 2020

CDS 2 2019 Eligibility Criteria

CDS 2 2019 Citizenship – The eligibility of the exam is extended to the citizen of India subject of Bhutan, subject of Nepal, Tibetan Refugee or a person of Indian Origin migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka and East African countries of Kenya, Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire or Vietnam.

CDS 2 2019 Educational Qualification – The education qualification for all the services is different in CDS examination.

  • Army – For the army, the candidate must have a graduate degree form a recognised university.
  • Navy – The candidate must possess a B.Tech / B.E. degree.
  • Airforce – The candidates must either have a B.tech/ B.E. degree or a graduation degree with physics and maths studied as compulsory subjects in 10+2.

CDS 2 2019 Age – The age range for CDS 2 2019 is different for all services.

  • CDS 2 2019 Exam Age Limit
    • CDS 2 2019 Exam Age Limit For IMA : Male candidates born not earlier than 2nd Jul 1996 and not later than 1st Jul 2001 only are eligible.
    • CDS 2 2019 Exam Age Limit For OTA : Male candidates (unmarried) born not earlier than 2nd Jul 1995 and not later than 1st Jul 2001 only are eligible. Unmarried Women, issueless widows who have not remarried and issueless divorcees (in possession of divorce documents) who have not remarried are eligible. They should have been born not earlier than 2nd Jul 1995 and not later than 1st Jul 2001
    • CDS 2 2019 Exam Age Limit For AFA :  20 to 24 Years as on 1st July 2020 i.e. born not earlier than 02 July 1996 and not later than 01 July 2000 (Upper age limit for candidates holding valid and current Commercial Pilot Licence issued by DGCA (India) is relaxable up to 26 Yrs. i.e. born not earlier than 02 July 1994 and not later than 01 July 2000) only are eligible. Note: Candidate below 25 years of age must be unmarried. Marriage is not permitted during training. Married candidates above 25 years of age are eligible to apply but during training period they will neither be provided married accommodation nor can they live out with family.
    • CDS 2 2019 Exam Age Limit For NA: Unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 2nd July 1996 and not later than 1st July 2001 only are eligible.
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CDS 2 2019 Steps To Submit the Application Form

  • Go to upsconline.nic.in
  • Click on Part 1 and submit your personal and contact details.
  • Then set your preference for the academies as per your qualification and age.
  • Get your registration id and head to Part 2 of the application form.
  • Select the mode of depositing the fees of Rs. 200.
  • After depositing the fees, select your centre of examination.
  • Then upload our photo and signature in mentioned file size and dimensions.
  • Then check your declaration and submit the form.
  • Download a copy of the application form for future use.

CDS 2 2019 Exam pattern

The exam is divided into 3 papers.

S. No.PaperQuestionsMarksTime
1English1201009 am-11 am(2 hours)
2General Ability12010012 am-2 pm(2 hours)
3Maths1001003 pm-5 pm  (2 hours)

The candidates, who have applied for IMA, AFA and NA have to attend all the 3 papers. While the candidates of OTA have to appear for the first 2 paper i.e. English and General Abilities.

The candidates have to get over the sectional cut off of every paper and a combined cut-off. The combined cut-off for all the academies is also different.

The candidates, who clear the exam will get their SSB on the basis of their marks scored and the preference they have filled in their application form (part 1)

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CDS 2 2019 Important dates

  • Date of notification – 12 June 2019
  • Last date of form submission – 08 July 2019
  • Date of examination – 08 September 2019

CDS 2 2019 Conclusion – The CDS exam 2018 will be another crucial chance served by the UPSC for all those aspirants who have completed their graduation in distinct branches. It is the next opportunity for the candidates after NDA, which opens the gates for all the services. All that matters in the exam is the strategy you follow. So, prepare hard, focus on your weak points and clear it this time.

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Here are the details of CDS 1 2019 notification candidates can check below, if you are planning to write CDS 1 2019 exam can read the following details below: CDS 1 2019 Exam Date, Age Limit, Application Form, Exam Pattern, Cut Off. CDS or Combined Defense Services is the examination conducted by the UPSC (Union service public commission) for recruiting the officer in the Indian armed forces. The qualification for appearing in the examination is different but the minimum qualification required is the graduation from a recognized university. An eligibility criterion has been framed to give chance to required and efficient candidates to enter the respective services.
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CDS 1 2019 Age, Exam Date, Notification, Result and SSB Date

CDS 1 2019 Important Dates
Date of notification 31 October 2018
Last date of online applications 26 November 2018
Date of examination 03 February 2019
Result Date June 2019
SSB Date July 2019

The eligibility criteria are:-

CDS 1 2019 Qualification

The qualification required for all the three service is different.

  • Army (IMA/OTA) – The candidate must have a graduate degree from a recognized university
  • Navy – The candidate must have B.tech and B.E. degree
  • Airforce – The candidate must either have a graduate degree in Physics and Maths in 10+2 or must have a B. Tech and B.E degree.

CDS 1 2019 Exam Age Limit

  • CDS 1 2019 Exam Age Limit For IMA : Male candidates born not earlier than 2nd Jan 1996 and not later than 1st Jan 2001 only are eligible.
  • CDS 1 2019 Exam Age Limit For OTA : Male candidates (unmarried) born not earlier than 2nd Jan , 1995 and not later than 1st Jan , 2001 only are eligible. Unmarried Women, issueless widows who have not remarried and issueless divorcees (in possession of divorce documents) who have not remarried are eligible. They should have been born not earlier than 2nd Jan 1995 and not later than 1st Jan 2001
  • CDS 1 2019 Exam Age Limit For AFA :  20 to 24 Years as on 1st Jan , 2020 i.e. born not earlier than 02 Jan 1996 and not later than 01 Jan 2000 (Upper age limit for candidates holding valid and current Commercial Pilot Licence issued by DGCA (India) is relaxable up to 26 Yrs. i.e. born not earlier than 02 Jan 1994 and not later than 01 Jan 2000) only are eligible. Note : Candidate below 25 years of age must be unmarried. Marriage is not permitted during training. Married candidates above 25 years of age are eligible to apply but during training period they will neither be provided married accommodation nor can they live out with family.
  • CDS 1 2019 Exam Age Limit For NA : Unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 2nd Jan 1996 and not later than 1st Jan 2001 only are eligible.

CDS 1 2019 Admit Card

The eligible candidates shall be issued an e-Admit Card three weeks before the commencement of the examination. The e-Admit Card will be made available on the UPSC website (www.upsc.gov.in) for downloading by candidates. No eAdmit  Card will be sent by post. All the applicants are required to provide valid & active e-mail i.d. while filling up online application form as the Commission may use electronic mode for contacting them.

CDS 1 2019 How to apply

The candidates, who are falling into the above eligibility criteria must visit on upsconline.nic.in The form is divided into 2 parts; Part 1 and Part 2. After visiting upsconline.nic.in

  • Click on the CDS 1 2019
  • Then a page will be displayed having instruction. Click on YES at the bottom of the page.
  • Then carefully enter your personal information and contact details.
  • Then give your preference for the services as per your eligibility and add your NCC details; if eligible.
  • After completion of part one, you will be provided registration id which u have to use to go to part 2.
  • In part 2, opt the medium of fees deposition.
  • After depositing fees, upload your photo and sign with given dimensions, then select your exam center and submit the form.

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CDS 1 2019 Procedure Of Selection After Examination

  • The selected candidates in the examination will be called for the SSB interview in the form of batches scheduled by the SSB panel of respective service.
  • The SSB will consist of two phases.
  • The first phase is screening in which a verbal-nonverbal test and PPDT tests are conducted.
  • The selected candidates are kept at the SSB centers for further testing and the unsuccessful students are freed to go home.
  • The next phase consists of psychology test, GTO, and interview followed by the conference.
  • The recommended candidates will further stay for the medical test and left are freed to go home.
  • Medical examination of the candidates is conducted for a different period and then a final merit is announced which is the final result of the candidates to be inducted into the academies.

Combined Defence Services Examination (I), 2019

Date of Notification 31/10/2018
Date of Commencement of Examination 03/02/2019
Duration of Examination One Day
Last Date for Receipt of Applications 26/11/2018 – 6:00pm
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CDS 1 2019 Important Dates

  • Date of notification – 31 October 2018
  • Last date of online applications – 26 November 2018
  • Date of examination – 03 February 2019

Conclusion – The eligibility criteria is prepared to provide maximum opportunity to the candidates on the basis of their academic strength. Candidates must go through the above eligibility parameters and if they find them falling under it, then they must start to target their aim with best of their efforts. So, those who are targeting CDS 1 2018, have a good chance as the exam is 7 months ahead and the time is sufficient to form preparations. So grab the opportunity crack CDS.

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The candidates who are willing to apply for NDA 2019 exam i.e. NDA 1 2019 and NDA 2 2019 can find the complete details on NDA 2 2019 exam date, age limit, eligibility, application form, exam pattern, cut off and notification date below. The NDA II 2019 exam is held in the month of November 2019. The candidates can fill their application forms through the official website of UPSC and through the online mode. The candidates can find complete details about the form filling and latest updates regarding NDA on SSBCrack.

NDA 2 2019 Eligibility Criteria

The candidates who are appearing for the NDA exam 2019 are advised to check all the details of the exam including the eligibility criteria. The details of the eligibility criteria are mentioned below:

NDA 2 2019 Nationality:

The candidates must be a:

  • a citizen of India , or
  • a subject of Bhutan, or
  • a subject of Nepal, or
  • a Tibetan refugee who came to India before the 01 January, 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India.
  • Only unmarried candidates are allowed to write the NDA exam 2018.nda exam book

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Important Dates

NDA 2 2019 Age, Exam Date, Notification, Result and SSB Date

NDA 2 2019
Date of notification 07.08.2019
Last date of online applications 03.09.2019
Date of examination 17.11.2019
Result Date Feb 2020
SSB Date April 2020

NDA 2 2019 Age Limit:

  • (For NDA II 2019): Age – The age range for NDA 2 2019 is from 2nd Jan 2001 to 2nd Jan 2004. The actual date of birth mentioned in your matriculation certificate will be taken as final. No other certificate or affidavit will be accepted. The candidates must be unmarried and only male candidates are eligible for it.

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NDA 2 2019 Educational Qualifications:

  • For Indian Army wing of National Defence Academy: The candidates appearing for the exam must have passed or appearing class 12th from a recognized board or university.
  • For Air force and Indian Navy: The candidates must have passed or appearing class 12th with physics and Mathematics from a recognized board or university.

 

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NDA 2 2019 Age, Exam Date, Notification, Result and SSB Date

NDA 2 2019
Date of notification 07.08.2019
Last date of online applications 03.09.2019
Date of examination 17.11.2019
Result Date Feb 2020
SSB Date April 2020

NDA 2 2019 Cut Off Marks

Given below are the cutoff marks for NDA written exam from 2010 to 2014
Year
NDA-1 (Max Marks:900)
NDA-2 (Max Marks:900)
2010
263
193
2011
290
253
2012
333
322
2013
337
313
2014
  348  368

NDA 2 2019 Exam Pattern

The NDA exam consists of two papers: Mathematics and General ability test, below we have discussed both the papers in details.

  • Mathematics: The mathematics paper is of 300 marks and consist of multiple choice questions based on the syllabus of class 11th and 12th. The time allowed to write the paper is 2.5 hr.
  • General Ability: The General Ability test comprises of two section i.e. Section A and Section B. The section A is of English (200 marks) and Section B (400 marks) is of general knowledge.
  • The NDA 2019 admit card will be announced few weeks prior to the examination, in the official website of UPSC.
  • All the question are MCQ type and contain a negative marking for the wrong answers.
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The notification for the NDA & NA Exam (I), 2019 scheduled to be notified in January 2019. The candidates who are willing to apply for NDA 2018 exam i.e. NDA 1 2019 and NDA 2 2019 can find the complete details on NDA 1 2019 exam date, age limit, eligibility, application form, exam pattern, cut off and notification date below. The NDA I 2019 exam is held in the month of April 2019. The candidates can fill their application forms through the official website of UPSC and through the online mode. The candidates can find complete details about the form filling and latest updates regarding NDA on SSBCrack.

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NDA 1 2019 Eligibility Criteria

The candidates who are appearing for the NDA exam 2019 are advised to check all the details of the exam including the eligibility criteria. The details of the eligibility criteria are mentioned below:

NDA 1 2019 Nationality:

The candidates must be a:

  • a citizen of India , or
  • a subject of Bhutan, or
  • a subject of Nepal, or
  • a Tibetan refugee who came to India before the 01 January, 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India.
  • Only unmarried candidates are allowed to write the NDA exam 2018.nda exam book

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Important Dates

  • Date of Notification – 09.01.2019
  • Last date of filling online form –  04.02.2019
  • Date of Examination – 21.04.2019
  • Expected month of result – July 2019
  • NDA 1 2019 Age Limit:
    • (For NDA I 2019): Age – The age range for NDA 1 2019 is from 2nd Jan 2000 to 2nd Jan 2003. The actual date of birth mentioned in your matriculation certificate will be taken as final. No other certificate or affidavit will be accepted. The candidates must be unmarried and only male candidates are eligible for it.

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    NDA 1 2019 Educational Qualifications:

    • For Indian Army wing of National Defence Academy: The candidates appearing for the exam must have passed or appearing class 12th from a recognized board or university.
    • For Air force and Indian Navy: The candidates must have passed or appearing class 12th with physics and Mathematics from a recognized board or university.

    NDA 1 2019 Exam date: April 2019

    NDA NA Exam (1) 2019

    • Important Dates
      • Date of Notification – 09.01.2019
      • Last date of filling online form –  04.02.2019
      • Date of Examination – 21.04.2019
      • Expected month of result – July 2019

    NDA 1 2019 Cut Off Marks

    Given below are the cutoff marks for NDA written exam from 2010 to 2014
    Year
    NDA-1 (Max Marks:900)
    NDA-2 (Max Marks:900)
    2010
    263
    193
    2011
    290
    253
    2012
    333
    322
    2013
    337
    313
    2014
    		  348  368

    NDA 1 2019 Exam Pattern

    The NDA exam consists of two papers: Mathematics and General ability test, below we have discussed both the papers in details.

    • Mathematics: The mathematics paper is of 300 marks and consist of multiple choice questions based on the syllabus of class 11th and 12th. The time allowed to write the paper is 2.5 hr.
    • General Ability: The General Ability test comprises of two section i.e. Section A and Section B. The section A is of English (200 marks) and Section B (400 marks) is of general knowledge.
    • The NDA 2019 admit card will be announced few weeks prior to the examination, in the official website of UPSC.
    • All the question are MCQ type and contain a negative marking for the wrong answers.
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