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UPSC NDA & NA, CDS I Exam 2025: Steps to register

UPSC CDS, NDA 2025 Application: Applicants will have to register on the One Time Registration (OTR) platform available on the UPSC website.

NDA, CDS Admit Card 2025 Out: UPSC issues hall tickets at upsconline.nic.in

Each card includes key details such as the candidate’s roll number, the date and time of the exam, and the address of the assigned examination centre.

UPSC NDA, NA, CDS I Exam 2025: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on will close the application for the UPSC NDA and NA, CDS I Exam 2025 today, January 1. Candidates yet to apply for the National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination (I) 2025, as well as the Combined Defence Services Examination (I) 2025, can check the notifications on the official UPSC websites at upsc.gov.in or upsconline.nic.in and apply for it.

Applicants will have to register on the One Time Registration (OTR) platform available on the UPSC website. After completing the UPSC NDA, NA, CDS I Exam 2025 registration, they can proceed to fill out the online application for the examination.

UPSC NDA & NA, CDS I Exam 2025: How to apply

Step 1: Go to the official website of UPSC at upsconline.nic.in.
Step 2: Click on the tab that reads “One time registration (OTR) for Examinations”. The registration portal will open.
Step 3: Candidates should carefully enter their personal details, academic qualifications, and other details before submitting the form.
Step 4: Pay the application fee (if applicable).
Step 5: Download the NDA application confirmation page for future reference.

The UPSC NDA exam is held in two stages — the NDA written exam and SSB interview. A final merit list will be prepared for candidates qualifying the exam and an interview. Over 400 vacancies will be filled as part of this recruitment process.

Gaza-bound Flotilla says it was struck by drone in Tunisian waters; authorities deny claim

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The Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) for Gaza said early Tuesday that one of its main boats was struck by a drone off the Tunisian waters, but all the six passengers and crew are reportedly safe, Reuters reported. However, Tunisia's National Guard spokesman told Mosaique FM radio that reports of a drone attack on the flotilla "have no basis in truth".

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