NDA (I) & (II) admit cards 2020 available now; new exam day guidelines issued due to COVID-19

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released NDA (I) & (II) admit cards 2020 on August 10. The admit cards for both the sessions of exams are available to download on the official website. To download the admit card, candidates need to enter either registration number or roll number. Candidates will have to download the admit cards online only as the hard copies of the same will not be sent by post. The admit cards are available to download till the day of exam.

This year, UPSC will conduct a common exam for NDA (I) and (II). The exam will be conducted at around 41 cities in offline mode. Candidates need to carry the printout of the admit card along with one photo-identity proof to NDA exam centre.

How to download NDA admit card 2020?

The steps to download the admit cards are given below:

• Visit the official website
• In the home page, find ‘E-admit card National Defence Academy examination’ link
• Clicking the link, candidates will be redirected to the login page
• Select either registration number or roll number to download the admit card
• If candidates select registration number, they need to enter the registration number, date of birth and random image
• If candidates select roll number, they need to enter roll number, date of birth and random image
• Clicking the ‘Submit’ button
• NDA admit cards appear on the screen
• Download the admit card and take its printout

Important instructions issued due to COVID-19 pandemic

• The exam venue will close 10 minutes before the commencement of exam. For morning shift, it will close at 9.50 am and for afternoon shift it will close at 1.50 pm.
• Wearing of a mask is mandatory for all candidates. Candidates without a mask will not be allowed entry into the venue.
• Candidates will have to remove their masks for verification.
• Candidates must carry their own hand sanitizer (small size) in a transparent bottle.
• Candidates must follow COVID-19 norms of 'social distancing' as well as 'personal hygiene' inside the exam centre.