CDS Cut Off 2024: Expected Cutoff Marks for CDS 2 Exam

Combined Defence Services Exam 2025 ( CDS )

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Updated on Nov 20, 2024 16:22 IST

CDS Cutoff 2024: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) will declare the CDS 2 cut-off 2024 along with the release of the final CDS result. However, the candidates can check the expected cut-off marks for the CDS 1 exam from the official website. The expected cut-off marks will help the candidates to get the probability of getting selected in the defence academies- IMA, INA, ANA, and OTA.

The CDS 2 2024 expected cut-off is calculated on various factors like the number of candidates taking the exam, the difficulty level of the CDS question paper, previous trends of the exam, the number of vacancies, etc. The candidates will be able to check their secured marks by comparing their responses against the questions asked in the exam with the CDS answer key. 

CDS cut-off gives a clear picture of the difficulty level of the exam as well as the competition. We have provided CDS's previous year cut-off. Find all about it in the information given below. 

 

CDS Cut off 2024

UPSC releases CDS cut-off for the written exam and final selection after the completion of the recruitment process. CDS cutoff for the written exam is calculated based on the minimum qualifying marks in each subject and the minimum aggregate marks of the last qualified candidate. The final CDS cutoff is decided based on the marks of the last recommended candidate. After the release of the CDS cut off the CDS result is released. The minimum qualifying for each subject is 20 percent. Candidates need to secure separate qualifying marks in the written exam and SSB Interview. Based on the CDS cutoff, candidates are selected for the Indian Military Academy (IMA), Indian Naval Academy (INA), Air Force Academy (AFA), and Officers’ Training Academy (OTA). Candidates are required to secure the cut-off marks separately in the written exam and SSB interview to be considered for final selection.

Q:   What is CDS cut off?

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The CDS cut off is the minimum qualifying marks that a candidate must secure in order to clear the exam and become eligible for the next stage of the selection process. The cut off marks for the CDS exam are determined by the UPSC which is the conducting authority for the exam. The CDS cut off marks are based on various factors such as the number of vacancies, the difficulty level of the exam, and the performance of the candidates in the exam. The cut off marks are different for each course and category of candidates. The candidates who score equal to or above the cut off marks are considered qualified for the next stage of the selection process, which may include the SSB interview and medical examination. It's important to note that the cut off marks for the CDS exam may vary each year depending on various factors. Candidates should also check the official notification and updates regarding the CDS cut off on the official website of the UPSC. Has context menu.
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Q:   How to check CDS cut off?

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The CDS (Combined Defense Services) cutoff is usually released by the Union Public Service Commission UPSC after the declaration of the CDS exam result. The cutoff marks are the minimum qualifying marks required by the candidates to clear the exam and become eligible for the next stage of the selection process. Here are the steps to check the CDS cutoff: 1. Visit the official website of the UPSC 2. Click on the "Exam" tab on the homepage. 3. Select "Active Examinations" from the dropdown menu. 4. Click on the link for "CDS Exam" from the list of active examinations. 5. Click on the "Cutoff" link under the "Result" tab. 6. The cutoff marks for the CDS exam will be displayed on the screen. 7. Download and save the cutoff for future reference. Alternatively, candidates can also check the CDS cutoff on other reliable sources, such as news websites or coaching institute websites.
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Q:   When will the CDS cut off be released?

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The CDS (Combined Defense Services) cut off is usually released by the Union Public Service Commission UPSC after the declaration of the CDS exam result. The cut off marks are the minimum qualifying marks required by the candidates to clear the exam and become eligible for the next stage of the selection process. The exact date for the release of the CDS cut off may vary each year, as it depends on factors such as the number of candidates, the difficulty level of the exam, and other related factors. Generally, the CDS cut off is released a few weeks after the declaration of the exam result. However, the CDS cut off will be updated on the Shiksha CDS Cut off page as soon as it is released by the UPSC on their official website.
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CDS Exam Dates & Schedule

Take a look at the table below for the complete schedule of CDS 2025 exam

DatesPast Exam Dates

20 Sep '24

CDS 2 Result 2024

23 Aug '24

CDS 2 Admit Card

CDS 2 2024 Expected Cut Off

After taking into consideration the difficulty level of the paper, we will provide CDS 2 expected cut-off in 2024. The expected cut-off will be disclosed to students so that they can analyse their performance. The number of CDS 2 vacancy and the difficulty level of the exam plays an important role in deciding the expected cut-off. Candidates can check below the CDS 2 expected cut-off:

Academy Written Exam Final Exam

IMA (Indian Military Academy)

Available Soon

Available Soon

INA (Indian Naval Academy)

Available Soon

Available Soon

AFA (Air Force Academy)

Available Soon

Available Soon

OTA (Officers’ Training Academy) men

Available Soon

Available Soon

OTA (Officers’ Training Academy) women

Available Soon

Available Soon

CDS 1 2024 Expected Cut Off

After taking into consideration the difficulty level of the paper, we have provided CDS 1 expected cut-off in 2024. The expected cut-off is disclosed to students so that they can analyse their performance as well as know the chances of their selection for the next round. The number of CDS 1 vacancy and the difficulty level of the exam plays an important role in deciding the expected cut-off. Candidates can check below the CDS 1 expected cut-off:

Academy Written Exam Final Exam

IMA (Indian Military Academy)

120 – 130

245 – 255

INA (Indian Naval Academy)

105 – 120

233 – 245

AFA (Air Force Academy)

145 – 150

268 – 270

OTA (Officers’ Training Academy) men

73 – 85

162 – 170

OTA (Officers’ Training Academy) women

74 – 85

164 – 170

How to Check CDS Cut Off?

CDS cut-off is released online on the official website-upsc.nic.in. The steps to check the cut-off of CDS exam are given below:

  • Visit the official website
  • Go to the cutoff section from the 'Examination' tab 
  • Click the relevant link
  • The course-wise CDS cut-off marks are displayed on the screen in PDF format
  • Download the same and save the file

Q:   Is there any difference between CDS 1 and CDS 2 cut off?

A:
Yes, there is a difference between the CDS 1 and CDS 2 cutoff. The CDS exam is conducted twice a year, and the cutoff marks for each session may vary depending on various factors such as the number of candidates, the difficulty level of the exam, and other related factors. The CDS 1 cutoff is usually released in the month of April/May, while the CDS 2 cutoff is released in the month of November/December. The cutoff marks for each session will depend on the number of vacancies available and the performance of the candidates in the exam. Candidates should note that the cutoff marks for each session may differ depending on various factors. Therefore, it is important to check the official notification and updates regarding the CDS cutoff for each session on the official website of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).
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Q:   Is there any sectional cut off in CDS exam?

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Yes, there is a sectional cut-off in the CDS exam. The CDS exam is conducted in two stages: the written exam and the interview. In the written exam, there are three sections: English General Knowledge, and Elementary Mathematics. Each section has a separate cut-off, which means that candidates must score the minimum qualifying marks in each section to be eligible for selection. The sectional cut-off may vary from year to year and is determined by the UPSC based on various factors such as the number of candidates, difficulty level of the exam, and availability of seats. The cut-off marks for each section are announced along with the result of the written exam. In addition to the sectional cut-off, there is also an overall cut-off for the written exam. Candidates must score the minimum qualifying marks in the overall exam to be eligible for the interview stage. The overall cut-off is also announced along with the result of the written exam. It is important for candidates to prepare and perform well in all sections of the CDS exam to meet the sectional and overall cut-off requirements and increase their chances of success.
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CDS Minimum Qualifying Marks

The minimum qualifying marks for the CDS exam will help the candidates establish a target to score good attempts for the CDS exam. The candidates must check the previous years'  question papers to get a rough idea of the difficulty level of the paper. The minimum qualifying marks for the CDS 2 exam are given below in the table:

Course Written Result
Minimum qualifying marks in each Subject

IMA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

INA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

AFA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

OTA (Men)

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

OTA (Women)

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

Factors Determining CDS Cut Off Marks

The cut off marks of CDS exam are determined based on the following factors:

  • Number of vacancies
  • Total number of appeared candidates
  • The Difficulty level of the exam

Q:   Does the difficulty level of CDS exam affect the CDS cutoff?

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Yes, the difficulty level of the CDS exam affects the CDS exam cut off. If the CDS exam difficulty level is easy to moderate in comparison of previous session then the CDS cut off will be higher than the previous cut off. If the CDS difficulty level of the exam is moderate to difficult in nature in comparison to the previous session then the CDS cut off will be lower than the previous cut off. However, the CDS cut off depends on the other factors also. The CDS cut off does not depend only on the CDS cut difficulty level. It also depends upon the other parameters like number of candidates taken the exam, exam pattern, etc. Therefore, the candidates are advised to prepare for the exam accordingly and does not rely only on the difficulty level exam for the CDS cut off.
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Q:   Is the CDS merit list prepared on the basis of CDS cut off?

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The merit list for the CDS exam is prepared based on the marks obtained by the candidates in the written exam and the performance in the SSB interview. The cut off marks for the written exam are used as a qualifying criterion to shortlist candidates for the SSB interview, and the final merit list is prepared based on the marks obtained in both the written exam and the SSB interview. The marks obtained by the candidates in the written exam are used to determine the eligibility of the candidates for the SSB interview. Only those candidates who score equal to or above the cut off marks in the written exam are considered eligible for the SSB interview. The final merit list is prepared based on the marks obtained by the candidates in both the written exam and the SSB interview. Therefore, while the CDS cut off marks are an important criterion for shortlisting candidates for the SSB interview, the final merit list is prepared based on the overall performance of the candidates in both the written exam and the SSB interview.
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Q:   How CDS exam expected cut off marks are determined?

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Expected cut off marks for the CDS (Combined Defense Services) exam are determined based on various factors such as the number of vacancies, the difficulty level of the exam, and the performance of the candidates in the exam. Here are some of the factors that are taken into consideration while determining the expected cut off marks for the CDS exam: 1. Number of vacancies: The expected cut off marks for the CDS exam will depend on the number of vacancies available for the respective course or post. If the number of vacancies is high, the expected cut off marks may be lower, and vice versa. 2. Difficulty level of the exam: The expected cut off marks will depend on the difficulty level of the exam. If the exam is more difficult, the expected cut off marks may be higher, and vice versa. 3. Previous year cut off marks: The previous year cut off marks are taken into consideration while determining the expected cut off marks for the CDS exam. The expected cut off marks may be similar to the previous year cut off marks or may vary slightly depending on the factors mentioned above. 4. Performance of the candidates: The performance of the candidates in the exam is also taken into consideration while determining the expected cut off marks. If the overall performance of the candidates is good, the expected cut off marks may be higher, and vice versa.
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CDS Cut off 2024 for Written Exam

The cut off for the written exam is the minimum aggregate marks of the last qualified candidates. The written exam for IMA, INA, and AFA comprises English, General Knowledge and Elementary Mathematics sections. The test paper for admission to OTA comprises two sections, English and General Knowledge. Total marks of the test for IMA, INA and AFA are 300 while it is 200 for OTA. Candidates are also required to secure the minimum qualifying marks in each subject, which is 20 per cent. UPSC prepares a list of candidates who obtain the minimum qualifying marks in the written exam. Candidates who are declared successful in the written exam are called for intelligence and personality tests. 

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CDS Cut off 2024 for SSB Interview

SSB Interview is conducted for the qualified candidates of the written exam. The SSB Interview follows the two-stage selection process. Stage 1 comprises Officer Intelligence Rating (OIR) tests and Picture Perception Description Test (PP&DT). Stage 2 comprises Interview, Group Testing Officer Tasks, Psychology Tests, and the Conference. To qualify SSB Interview, candidates need to secure the minimum qualifying marks. The CDS cut-off for SSB Interview is decided out of 300 marks for IMA, INA, and AFA and 200 marks for OTA.

CDS 1 Cut off 2024 for Final Selection

The cutoff for final selection is decided based on the written exam and SSB Interview. CDS final cut-off is the marks secured by the last recommended candidates. Based on the final cutoff, candidates are selected for admission to the different courses.

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Q:   What are the minimum qualifying marks for CDS written exam and SSB interview?

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The minimum qualifying marks for the written exam and the SSB interview vary for each course in the CDS (Combined Defense Services) exam. The minimum qualifying marks are the minimum score that a candidate needs to obtain in order to be eligible for the next stage of the selection process. Here are the minimum qualifying marks for each course: 1. Indian Military Academy (IMA) and Officers' Training Academy (OTA): The minimum qualifying marks for each subject in the written exam is 20 per cent. The aggregate minimum qualifying marks in the written exam is 40 per cent 2. Indian Naval Academy (INA): The minimum qualifying marks for each subject in the written exam is 20 per cent. The aggregate minimum qualifying marks in the written exam is 40 per cent. 3. Air Force Academy (AFA): The minimum qualifying marks for each subject in the written exam is 20 per cent. The aggregate minimum qualifying marks in the written exam is 50 per cent. For the SSB interview, there is no fixed minimum qualifying marks, as the selection is based on the overall performance of the candidates in the interview. The SSB interview is designed to test the personality traits and suitability of the candidates for the respective course or post.
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Q:   What is the weightage given to the CDS written exam and SSB interview in the final merit list?

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The weightage given to the written exam and the SSB interview in the final merit list for the CDS exam varies for each course. Here is the approximate weightage given to the written exam and the SSB interview for each course: 1. Indian Military Academy (IMA): The written exam carries a weightage of 70 per cent and the SSB interview carries a weightage of 30 per cent. 2. Indian Naval Academy (INA): The written exam carries a weightage of 50 per cent and the SSB interview carries a weightage of 50 per cent. 3. Air Force Academy (AFA): The written exam carries a weightage of 50 per cent and the SSB interview carries a weightage of 50 per cent. 4. Officers' Training Academy (OTA): The written exam carries a weightage of 50 per cent and the SSB interview carries a weightage of 50 per cent It's important to note that the weightage given to the written exam and the SSB interview may vary slightly each year, and the exact weightage may be declared by the Union Public Service Commission UPSC in the official notification. Candidates should also check the official notification and updates regarding the CDS exam on the official website of the UPSC.
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Q:   Why are the cut off marks for AFA more than IMA and INA?

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The cut off marks for Air Force Academy (AFA) are usually higher than the cut off marks for Indian Military Academy (IMA) and Indian Naval Academy (INA) due to the higher level of competition and the specialised nature of the Air Force Academy. Here are some reasons why the cut off marks for AFA are generally higher: 1. Specialised training: The Air Force Academy is a specialised training institute for the Indian Air Force, and the training provided there is different from the training provided at IMA and INA. Therefore, the selection process for AFA is more stringent, and the cut off marks are usually higher. 2. Technical knowledge: The AFA requires candidates to have a good understanding of technical concepts, which adds to the difficulty level of the exam. As a result, the cut off marks for AFA are usually higher than those for IMA and INA. 3. Limited seats: The number of seats available at AFA is limited compared to IMA and INA, which means that the competition for admission to AFA is higher. This also contributes to the higher cut off marks for AFA.
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CDS 2 2022 Cutoff

The candidates can check the CDS 2 2022 cut off below in the table:

 

Name of the Academy

Written Result

Final Result

Minimum qualifying marks in each Subject

Aggregate marks of last qualified candidate

Marks of last recommended candidate

IMA

 

 

 

20 per cent

126 marks

249

INA

118 marks

248

AFA

136 marks

258

OTA (Men)

98 marks

180

OTA (Women)

98 marks

179

Previous Years’ CDS Cut off Marks

Candidates can check below CDS previous years' cut off for 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016.

CDS 2 Cut off 2021

Course Written Result Final Result
Minimum qualifying marks in each Subject Minimum aggregate marks of the last qualified candidate Marks of last recommended candidate

IMA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

138 marks (i.e. 46 per cent)

263

INA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

132 marks (i.e. 44 per cent)

256

AFA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

148 marks (i.e. 49.33 per cent)

270

OTA (Men)

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

102 marks (i.e. 51 per cent)

183

OTA (Women)

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

102 marks (i.e. 51 per cent)

184

CDS 1 2021 Cutoff

Academy Written Exam Final Exam
  Aggregate marks of  last qualified candidate Marks  of  last recommended candidate

IMA

145

268

INA

136

260

AFA

158

281

OTA (Men)

107

189

OTA(Women)

107

191

CDS (I) 2020 Official Cutoff

Academy Written Exam Final Exam

 

Aggregate marks of last qualified candidate*

Marks of last recommended candidate

IMA

130

250

INA

118

242

AFA

143

274

OTA (Men)

93

173

OTA(Women)

93

177

*Subject to a minimum of 20 per cent marks in each paper

Download here CDS (II) 2020 Official Cutoff

CDS 2 2019 Official Cut off 

Academy    Written Exam Final Exam 
  Minimum qualifying
marks in each subject
Aggregate marks of last
qualified candidate
Marks of last recommended candidate 
IMA 20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)  134 marks (i.e. 44.67 per cent)  258 
INA 20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)  122 marks (i.e. 40.67 per cent)  245 
AFA 20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)  148 marks (i.e. 49.33 per cent)  272 
OTA (Men) 20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)  95 marks (i.e. 47.5 per cent)  176 
OTA(Women)  20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)  95 marks (i.e. 47.5 per cent)  179 

CDS 1 2019 Official Cut off 

Academy  Written Exam Final Exam 
  Aggregate marks of last qualified candidate Marks of last recommended candidate 
IMA 116 242
INA 105 233
AFA 129 264
OTA (Men) 78 160
OTA(Women)  78 162

CDS 1 cut off 2018

Academy Written Exam Final Exam

IMA

118

240

INA

98

225

AFA

138

279

OTA(Men)

69

154

OTA(Women)

69

150

 *Subject to a minimum of 20 per cent marks in each paper.

 CDS 2 Cut off 2018

Marks of last qualified candidate  Written Result Final Result
Minimum qualifying marks in each Subject Minimum aggregate marks of last qualified candidate Marks of last recommended candidate

IMA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

116 marks (i.e. 38.67 per cent)

242

INA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

102 marks (i.e. 34 per cent)

228

AFA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

131 marks (i.e. 43.67 per cent)

253

OTA (Men)

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

80 marks (i.e. 40 per cent)

162

OTA (Women)

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

80 marks (i.e. 40 per cent)

163

CDS 1 Cut off 2017

Academy

Written Exam

Final Exam

IMA

125

249

INA

118

241

AFA

144

268

OTA (Men)

82

163

OTA (Women)

82

164

CDS 2 Cut off 2017

Marks of last qualified candidates Written Result Final Result
Minimum qualifying marks in each Subject Minimum aggregate marks of last qualified candidate Marks of last recommended candidate

IMA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

120 marks (i.e. 40 per cent)

244

INA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

111 marks (i.e. 37 per cent)

237

AFA

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

135 marks (i.e. 45 per cent)

260

OTA (Men)

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

86 marks (i.e. 43 per cent)

167

OTA (Women)

20 marks (i.e. 20 per cent)

86 marks (i.e. 43 per cent)

171

 CDS 1 Cut off 2016

Academy

Written Exam

Final Exam

Aggregate marks of the last qualified candidate

Marks of last recommended candidate

 

IMA

72

214

INA

63

217

AFA

123

249

OTA (Men)

68

150

OTA (Women)

68

157

CDS 2 Cut off 2016

Marks of last qualified candidate  Written Result FinalResult
Minimum qualifying marks in each Subject Minimum aggregate marks of last qualified candidate Marks of last recommended candidate

IMA

20

marks

(i.e.

20 per cent)

105 marks (i.e. 35 per cent)

227

INA

20

marks

(i.e.

20 per cent)

90 marks (i.e. 30 per cent)

225

AFA

20

marks

(i.e.

20 per cent)

135 marks (i.e. 45 per cent)

258

OTA (Men)

20

marks

(i.e.

20 per cent)

72 marks (i.e. 36 per cent)

157

OTA (Women)

20

marks

(i.e.

20 per cent)

72 marks (i.e. 36 per cent)

159

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Answered a week ago

You would be eligible to take the CDS (Combined Defence Services) exam in April 2025 if you were between the ages of 20 and 24 on January 1, 2025. You would be 24 years old in December 2024 because your birthday is December 15, 2000, hence you would be eligible to apply for the CDS exam in April 2

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The highest rank attainable through CDs is the rank of general which is a 4-stared officer position.

it is a general in the army, Admiral in the Navy and  Air Chief Marshal in the Air Force.

and the lowest rank is lieutenant which is a 2 stared officer position.

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Ankhi bhattacharya

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The questions will consist of objective-type questions.

the total duration for the exam is 4 hours and is for a total of 200 marks for OTA.

The question papers for General Knowledge will be set in bilingually in Hindi and English. The exam will comprise 2 subjects, English and General Knowledge, and e

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Ankhi bhattacharya

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The CDS 1 application form 2025 will be available from December 11 to 31, 2024. The CDS 1 2025 exam will be conducted on April 13, 2025. CDS 2 notification will be released in May 2025, the last date for application will be 17th June 2025 and the exam will be conducted on 14, September 2025.

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Ankhi bhattacharya

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Answered 2 months ago

The Union Public Service Commission released the CDS examination 2025 approximate number of vacancies. It is around 457 vacancies will be announced for various defence services.

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Shikha Goyal

Contributor-Level 10

Answered 2 months ago

Candidates can download the UPSC CDS 1 2025 recommended marks by following the steps given below:

  • Go to the official website 
  • Click on the CDS 1 2025 recommended marks link 
  • Click on the PDF link 
  • The CDS 1 2025 recommended marks PDF will appear on the screen 
  • Download the CDS 1 2025 marks and save it fo

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Shikha Goyal

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Answered 2 months ago

The CDS exam requires in depth knowledge and clarity of concepts or conceptual clarity. So, regular solving of mock tests of the CDS exam is essential. It provides an additional advantage that a candidate requires to succeed in the exam. It also helps to test the preparation level and evaluate the p

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Shikha Goyal

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The CDS exam is conducted twice a year for admission to IMA, Indian Naval Academy, and Air Force Academy. Basically, it works as a tool for students to prepare for an upcoming exam. Candidate will get an idea of the actual examination. Mock tests make candidates realise their mistakes that must be t

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Shikha Goyal

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Answered 2 months ago

The candidates who will qualify for the CDS 2 result in 2025 will proceed to the SSB interview. The CDS 2 result 2025 will be released on the official website. Basically, the result PDF, cut-off marks, and the final merit-list will guide candidates on their next steps, mainly for the SSB interview r

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Shikha Goyal

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Answered 2 months ago

The CDS OTA Result will be released on the official website. Candidates can check below the steps:

  • Visit the official website 
  • Click on the CDS OTA result link
  • Click on the result PDF link 
  • The CDS OTA result will appear on the screen 
  • Download the CDS OTA result PDF and save it for later use

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