UPSC NDA & NA 1 2023 Marks: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) released the final marks of successful candidates from the National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination (NDA & NA 1 2023). These candidates had been recommended for admission to the Army, Navy, and Air Force wings of the National Defence Academy for the 151st course and the Indian Naval Academy for the 113th Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC).
The result is made available on the UPSC website at https://www.upsc.gov.in.
The written examination took place on April 16, and subsequently, selected candidates were invited for interviews by the Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence. It’s important to note that UPSC did not consider the results of the medical examination when compiling the final results.
Out of the pool of candidates who participated in the UPSC NDA & NA 1 2023 examination, 628 successfully qualified. These individuals met the selection criteria set by UPSC. To reach this stage, candidates had to achieve a minimum qualifying standard of 301 marks out of 900 at the written stage, with a prerequisite of at least 25% marks in each subject. The last recommended candidate at the final stage secured 664 marks out of 1800.
In the N.D.A. & N.A.(I) Examination-2023, Shivraj Singh Pachhai claimed the top position, achieving an impressive 1002 marks, including 529 in the written examination and 473 in the SSB assessment. Following closely in second place was Ishan Tripathi, with a total of 997 marks, comprising 510 in the written examination and 487 in the SSB assessment. Abhishek Singh Bhadouria secured the third position with a total of 955 marks, featuring 519 in the written examination and 436 in the SSB assessment. In the fourth spot, Nakshatra Kanchan garnered a total of 953 marks, consisting of 531 in the written examination and 422 in the SSB assessment. Anagh Bisht clinched the fifth position with 942 marks, including 483 in the written examination and 459 in the SSB assessment.
Direct link to check the cut-off marks
Direct link to check marks of the recommended candidates
In the event of a tie in the aggregate marks among two or more candidates in the NDA & NA Examination (I), 2023, the following principles, approved by the Commission, were applied to resolve the tie:
(i) When candidates had achieved an equal aggregate score, the candidate who was senior in age was positioned at a higher rank.
(ii) In cases where candidates shared the same age, the candidate with a higher score in the written examination was assigned the higher rank. This ensured a fair and systematic approach to ranking candidates with equal marks, considering both age and performance in the written examination.
The candidates who were recommended underwent a test to assess their intelligence and personality. For those who wanted to join the Army or Navy, they were evaluated on their potential to become officers. If they wanted to join the Air Force, they had to pass an additional test called the Computerised Pilot Selection System (CPSS) in addition to the first test. If they chose the Air Force and passed the first test, they also took the CPSS if they agreed to it.
There were two stages for selecting candidates. The first stage included tests to check their thinking and intelligence. This took place on the first day when candidates arrived at Selection Centers, Air Force Selection Boards, or Naval Selection Boards. Only those who passed the first stage proceeded to the second stage and other tests. Candidates who passed the second stage had to provide their original certificates and photocopies of their Matriculation pass certificate (or equivalent for showing their date of birth) and their 10+2 pass certificate (or equivalent to show their educational qualifications).
The available vacancies for the various wings in the UPSC NDA & NA 1 2023 examination were as follows: The Army Wing offered 208 positions, including 10 reserved for female candidates. In the Navy Wing, there were 42 openings, with 3 of them set aside for female candidates. The Air Force Wing comprised three categories: Flying with 92 vacancies (including 2 for females), Ground Duties (Tech) with 18 vacancies (including 2 for females), and Ground Duties (Non-Tech) with 10 vacancies (including 2 for females). The Naval Academy provided 25 vacancies specifically for male candidates. In total, there were 395 vacancies available across these wings.
For additional information and inquiries, candidates were able to visit the facilitation counter near Gate ‘C’ of the Commission. If candidates needed to contact UPSC for the NDA and NA examination, they could use the helpline numbers: 011-23385271, 011-23381125, and 011-23098543. These helpline numbers were available between 10 am and 5 pm on working days.
The result is made available on the UPSC website at https://www.upsc.gov.in.
The written examination took place on April 16, and subsequently, selected candidates were invited for interviews by the Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence. It’s important to note that UPSC did not consider the results of the medical examination when compiling the final results.
Out of the pool of candidates who participated in the UPSC NDA & NA 1 2023 examination, 628 successfully qualified. These individuals met the selection criteria set by UPSC. To reach this stage, candidates had to achieve a minimum qualifying standard of 301 marks out of 900 at the written stage, with a prerequisite of at least 25% marks in each subject. The last recommended candidate at the final stage secured 664 marks out of 1800.
In the N.D.A. & N.A.(I) Examination-2023, Shivraj Singh Pachhai claimed the top position, achieving an impressive 1002 marks, including 529 in the written examination and 473 in the SSB assessment. Following closely in second place was Ishan Tripathi, with a total of 997 marks, comprising 510 in the written examination and 487 in the SSB assessment. Abhishek Singh Bhadouria secured the third position with a total of 955 marks, featuring 519 in the written examination and 436 in the SSB assessment. In the fourth spot, Nakshatra Kanchan garnered a total of 953 marks, consisting of 531 in the written examination and 422 in the SSB assessment. Anagh Bisht clinched the fifth position with 942 marks, including 483 in the written examination and 459 in the SSB assessment.
Direct link to check the cut-off marks
Direct link to check marks of the recommended candidates
In the event of a tie in the aggregate marks among two or more candidates in the NDA & NA Examination (I), 2023, the following principles, approved by the Commission, were applied to resolve the tie:
(i) When candidates had achieved an equal aggregate score, the candidate who was senior in age was positioned at a higher rank.
(ii) In cases where candidates shared the same age, the candidate with a higher score in the written examination was assigned the higher rank. This ensured a fair and systematic approach to ranking candidates with equal marks, considering both age and performance in the written examination.
The candidates who were recommended underwent a test to assess their intelligence and personality. For those who wanted to join the Army or Navy, they were evaluated on their potential to become officers. If they wanted to join the Air Force, they had to pass an additional test called the Computerised Pilot Selection System (CPSS) in addition to the first test. If they chose the Air Force and passed the first test, they also took the CPSS if they agreed to it.
There were two stages for selecting candidates. The first stage included tests to check their thinking and intelligence. This took place on the first day when candidates arrived at Selection Centers, Air Force Selection Boards, or Naval Selection Boards. Only those who passed the first stage proceeded to the second stage and other tests. Candidates who passed the second stage had to provide their original certificates and photocopies of their Matriculation pass certificate (or equivalent for showing their date of birth) and their 10+2 pass certificate (or equivalent to show their educational qualifications).
The available vacancies for the various wings in the UPSC NDA & NA 1 2023 examination were as follows: The Army Wing offered 208 positions, including 10 reserved for female candidates. In the Navy Wing, there were 42 openings, with 3 of them set aside for female candidates. The Air Force Wing comprised three categories: Flying with 92 vacancies (including 2 for females), Ground Duties (Tech) with 18 vacancies (including 2 for females), and Ground Duties (Non-Tech) with 10 vacancies (including 2 for females). The Naval Academy provided 25 vacancies specifically for male candidates. In total, there were 395 vacancies available across these wings.
For additional information and inquiries, candidates were able to visit the facilitation counter near Gate ‘C’ of the Commission. If candidates needed to contact UPSC for the NDA and NA examination, they could use the helpline numbers: 011-23385271, 011-23381125, and 011-23098543. These helpline numbers were available between 10 am and 5 pm on working days.
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