NDA

UPSC also provides the facility to raise objections against NDA question papers. After checking the NDA question papers 2023, if candidates find any wrong questions, they can raise objections within the prescribed deadline. The objection can be raised through UPSC Online Question Paper Representation Portal. To access the question paper representation portal, candidates need to login with roll number, date of birth and captcha code. The steps to raise objections against NDA question papers are given below:Visit the official website of UPSC Go to the tab 'Representation on Question Papers'Click the link 'National Defence Academy and Naval Academy examination'Enter roll number, date of birth, and verification code to loginSubmit your representations to UPSC against the question papers

Questions in NDA exam are asked from the below-mentioned topics:Mathematics: Algebra, Calculus,  Matrices and Determinants,  Integral Calculus and Differential Equations, Trigonometry,  Vector Algebra, Analytical Geometry Of Two and Three Dimension and Statistics and  Probability. GAT: The GAT syllabus of NDA is divided into two parts. Part A comprises questions from English, while Part B carries questions from General Knowledge. Questions in English part are asked from Grammar and Usage, Vocabulary,  Comprehension, and Cohesion. Questions in General Knowledge are asked from Physics, Chemistry, Social Studies, General Science, Geography, and Current Events.

Yes, since Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi recognises the National Defence Academy for awarding B.A./B.Sc./B.Sc. (Computer Science) degrees to Army Cadets and B Tech degrees to Navy and Air Force Cadets. Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), located in New Delhi, has acknowledged the NDA since 1973. The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has additionally accredited NDA for the delivery of B.Tech. programmes in Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science and Information Technology, and Applied Electronics and Communication. At the moment, NDA only offers the B Tech (AEC) programme. Mechanical engineering will start in accordance with the Indian Air Force and Navy's needs. The AICTE requires an extension of approval on an annual basis

NDA syllabus is prescribed by the examination authority. The syllabus comprises the topics that candidates need to prepare for the exam. The first and foremost step towards preparation is going through the syllabus. Knowing the syllabus helps candidates to plan a strategy to ace the exam, thereby, giving them the right direction for preparation. NDA syllabus has two sections for the written exam, General Ability Test (GAT) and Mathematics. GAT aims to test the candidate's basic knowledge of History, GK, Current Affairs of National and International Events, English, Science, and Geography. On the other hand, the Mathematics paper of NDA comprises questions based on Class 12. The GAT paper holds the maximum weightage in the syllabus.