UPSC NDA 2, CDS 2 2024 result out on upsc.gov.in; 8,796 qualified for SSB interview
UPSC NDA 2, CDS 2 Result 2024: The mark sheets will be available on the commission's website within 15 days of the final result.
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Download EBookVikas Kumar Pandit | September 20, 2024 | 09:29 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced results for the National Defence Academy (NDA) 2 and Combined Defence Service (CDS) 2 exam today, September 20. Candidates who appeared for the exams can check their UPSC NDA 2 and CDS 2 result 2024 on the official website at upsc.gov.in.
The roll numbers of qualified candidates have been made available by the commission in PDF format. A total of 8,796 candidates have qualified for interviews with the Ministry of Defence's Service Selection Board for various courses starting in 2025, including the Indian Military Academy, Indian Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, and Officers Training Academy (both Men’s and Women’s courses).
“Candidates are requested to register themselves online on the Indian Army Recruiting website joinindianarmy.nic.in within two weeks of the announcement of the written result. The successful candidates would then be allotted Selection Centres and dates, of SSB interview which shall be communicated on registered e-mail ID,” the NDA official notification read.
As per the official notice, the candidates' mark sheets for UPSC NDA 2, CDS 2 2024 exams will be available on the commission's website within 15 days after the final result is published and will remain accessible for 30 days. The UPSC recruitment drive seeks to fill 404 vacancies for NDA positions and 459 for CDS positions.
Also read CTET December 2024 exam dates revised; to be held on December 15
UPSC NDA 2, CDS 2 Result 2024: SSB interview overview
Candidates must present a valid photo ID, age certificate, and academic certificates during the UPSC SSB interview. Below is the detailed schedule:
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Screening Test |
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OIR Test: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning. |
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PPDT: Story writing from a blurry picture, followed by group discussion. |
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Day 2 |
Psychological Tests |
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TAT: Stories based on 12 pictures. |
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WAT: Write first thoughts on 60 words. |
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SRT: Responses to 60 situations. |
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SD: Five paragraphs about personal background. |
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Day 3 |
GTO Tasks |
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GD: Discussion on two relevant topics. |
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GPE: Collaborative planning on a scenario. |
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PGT: Group obstacle course. |
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GOR: Collective navigation of obstacles. |
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HGT: Smaller group obstacle task. |
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Lecturette: Brief talk on a topic. |
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Day 4 |
GTO Tasks Continued |
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Individual Obstacles: Navigate 10 obstacles alone. |
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Command Task: Lead a group through challenges. |
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Final Group Task: Group obstacle challenge. |
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Day 5 |
Conference |
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Panel interviews assessing experiences and aspirations. |
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Final results announced, followed by medical exams for selected candidates. |
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