NDA-1 2021 Exam Cut Off Marks (Expected) - Check Now

NDA-1 2021 Exam Cut Off Marks (Expected) - Check Now
17-April 2021...........

Check Expected Cut Off Marks for NDA-1 2021 Exam

UPSC conducted the NDA & NA 2020 (1) 2021 Written Exam in Offline mode on 18th April 2021. Based on the difficulty level of the questions in both the papers – Mathematics & General Ability Test (GAT), we have estimated the Cut-Off Marks of UPSC NDA (1) 2021 Written Exam.

 

UPSC NDA (1) 2021 Exam was held under UPSC NDA & NA 1 2021 Recruitment in Indian Armed Forces, i.e., Army, Navy and Air Force of the National Defence Academy (NDA) and Naval Academy (NA) across selected Exam Centres amid COVID-19 Pandemic.

 

UPSC NDA (1) 2021 Written Exam

UPSC NDA (1) 2021 Written Exam consisted of two Papers – Mathematics & General Ability Test (GAT) consisting of objective multiple choice questions of total 900 Marks. The exam was held in offline mode. There was negative marking of 1/3rd marks for wrong answers. The time duration of Paper-1 & 2 was 2 Hours 30 minutes each:

 

UPSC NDA (1) 2021 Written Exam Pattern

Subject/ No. of Questions

Paper

Duration

Maximum Marks

Mathematics (120 Questions)

1

2 Hours & 30 Minutes

300

General Ability Test (150 Questions)

Part-A English + Part-B General Knowledge

2

2 Hours & 30 Minutes

600

Total

900

 

Expected Cut-Off for UPSC NDA (1) 2021 Written Exam

Questions asked in the exam consisted of moderate to difficult level. The marks of Paper-1 will be considered to shortlist candidates to qualify for the SSB Interview Round. Let’s have a look at the Expected Cut-Off for UPSC NDA (1) 2021 Written Exam:

Expected Cut-Off for UPSC NDA-1- 2021 Written Exam

Expected Cut-Off

Total Marks (Paper-1 + Paper-2)

350 – 360

900

 

UPSC NDA/ NA 1 & 2 Previous Year Marks

UPSC NDA/ NA 1 & 2 Previous Year Marks are as under:

UPSC NDA/ NA 1 & 2 Previous Year Marks

Year

Written Exam Marks

(Out of 900)

WRITTEN + SSB Marks

(Out of 1800)

NDA & NA 2020

355

(With at least 25% marks in each
subject)

723

Marks secured by the last candidate in the merit order

NDA & NA (II) 2019

346

(With at least 25% marks in each
subject)

709

Marks secured by the last candidate in the merit order

NDA & NA (I) 2019

342

704

NDA & NA (II) 2018

325

688

NDA & NA (I) 2018

338

705

NDA & NA (II) 2017

258

624

NDA & NA (I) 2017

342

708

NDA & NA (II) 2016

229

602

NDA & NA (I) 2016

288

656

NDA & NA (II) 2015

269

637

NDA & NA (I) 2015

306

674

NDA & NA (II) 2014

283

656

NDA & NA (I) 2014

360

722

NDA & NA (II) 2013

360

721

NDA & NA (I) 2013

333

698

NDA & NA (II) 2012

335

699

 

UPSC NDA & NA Previous Year Result Analysis: Number of Candidates Qualified

Below is the year-wise analysis of NDA Exam (Both Paper 1 & 2):

UPSC NDA & NA Previous Year Result Analysis

Exam Name

Number of Candidates Qualified

NDA 2 2019 SSB Interview

662

NDA 2 2019 written exam

7034

NDA 1 2019 written exam

7927

NDA 2 2018 written exam

6930+

NDA 1 2018 written exam

8200+

NDA 1 2018 SSB interview

379

NDA 2 2017 written exam

6500+

NDA 2 2017 SSB interview

447

NDA 1 2017 written exam

8010

NDA 1 2017 SSB interview

371

 

After clearing the cut-off marks, students are advised to look at the below points for further selection procedures:

 

SSB Interview (900 Marks):

UPSC prepares a list of candidates who obtain the minimum qualifying marks in the written examination as fixed by the Commission at their discretion. Such candidates shall appear before a Services Selection Board for Intelligence and Personality Test where candidates for the Army/Navy wings of the NDA and 10+2 Cadet Entry Scheme of Indian Naval Academy will be assessed on Officers Potentiality and those for the Air Force in addition to the above will have to qualify Computerised Pilot Selection System (CPSS). Candidates with Air Force as one of the choice would also undergo CPSS if they qualify SSB and are willing.

 

Final Selection:

Qualified candidates will then be placed in a single combined list on the basis of total marks secured by them in the Written Examination and the Services Selection Board Tests. The final allocation/selection for admission to the Army, Navy, Air Force of the National Defence Academy and 10+2 Cadet Entry Scheme of Indian Naval Academy will be made upto the number of vacancies available subject to eligibility, medical fitness and merit-cum-preference of the candidates.

 


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