NDA PHYSICS QUIZ

 

  1. What is the unit for measuring the amplitude of a sound?

(A) Decibel

(B) Coulomb

(C) Hum

(D) Cycles

 

  1. One nanometer is equal to

(A) 10-6 m

(B) 10-8 m

(C) 10-9 m

(D) 10-5 m

 

  1. One fathom is equal to

(A) 6 feet

(B) 6 meters

(C) 60 feet

(D) 100 cm

 

  1. Light year is a measurement of

(A) Speed of aeroplanes

(B) Speed of light

(C) Stellar distances

(D) Speed of rockets

 

  1. One kilometer is equal to how many miles?

(A) 0.84

(B) 0.5

(C) 1.6

(D) 0.62

 

  1. ‘Bar’ is the unit of

(A) Temperature

(B) Heat

(C) Atmospheric pressure

(D) Current

 

  1. Nautical mile is a unit of distance used in

 

(A) Navigation

(B) Road mile

(C) Astronomy

(D) Measuring the boundaries of a nation

 

  1. How many Dynes are there in 1 gram weight?

(A) 900

(B) 375

(C) 981

(D) 250

 

  1. Joule is the unit of

(A) Temperature

(B) Pressure

(C) Energy

(D) Heat

 

  1. How many Ergs are there in 1 joule?

(A) 102

(B) 104

(C) 106

(D) 107

 

  1. The unit of current is

(A) Ohm

(B) Watt

(C) Ampere

(D) None of the above

 

  1. The unit of energy in MKS system is

(A) Volt

(B) Erg

(C) Ohm

(D) Joule

 

  1. The instrument used to measure electric current is

(A) Ammeter

(B) Electrometer

(C) Galvanometer

(D) Spectrometer

 

  1. Name the instrument used to measure relative humidity

(A) Hydrometer

(B) Hygrometer

(C) Barometer

(D) Mercury Thermometer

 

  1. Nautical mile is a unit of distance in

(A) Navigation

(B) Space

(C) Aviation

(D) None of these

 

  1. HP stands for

(A) Harmonic Progression

(B) Horse Power

(C) Both (A) and (B)

(D) None of the above

 

  1. Which temperature in Celsius scale is equal to 300 K?

(A) 30°C

(B) 27°C

(C) 300°C

(D) None of these

 

  1. Richter scale is used for measuring

(A) Density of liquid

(B) Intensity of earthquakes

(C) Velocity of wind

(D) Humidity of air

 

  1. The instrument used in IC Engine to charge air with fuel vapour is:

(A) Carburettor

(B) Dynamometer

(C) Fuel Pump

(D) Fuel Injector

 

  1. The instrument used in aircrafts to measure the altitude above a fixed level is:

(A) Ammeter

(B) Audiometer

(C) Anemometer

(D) Altimeter

 

 

 

 

 

DOON DEFENCE DREAMERS

ऐतिहासिक दिन: ड्रीमर्स एजुहब ने रचा नया कीर्तिमान!

देहरादून, 30अगस्त 2025: जब सपनों को हकीकत में बदलने का जुनून और अनुशासन एक साथ मिल जाए, तो परिणाम अपने आप इतिहास रचते हैं। ड्रीमर्स एजुहब (Doon Defence Dreamers) के लिए आज का दिन कुछ ऐसा ही रहा। संस्था ने एक बार फिर यह साबित कर दिया है कि सही मेहनत, मार्गदर्शन और विश्वास के साथ सफलता केवल एक लक्ष्य नहीं बल्कि एक परंपरा बन सकती है। ड्रीमर्स एजुहब ने हाल ही में शानदार उपलब्धि दर्ज की है। सिर्फ़ एक महीने के अंदर 35 छात्रों का चयन और सिर्फ़ एक ही दिन में 6 छात्रों का चयन एनडीए 2025 के लिए हुआ। यह ऐतिहासिक उपलब्धि संस्था के छात्रों, उनके अभिभावकों और पूरे ड्रीमर्स परिवार के लिए गर्व का क्षण है। इस सफलता का जश्न मनाने के लिए ड्रीमर्स परिवार ने एक विशेष कार्यक्रम का आयोजन किया। इस कार्यक्रम में चयनित छात्र, उनके गौरवान्वित अभिभावक और पूरी ड्रीमर्स टीम ने मिलकर इस सफलता की खुशी साझा की। कार्यक्रम में उत्साह, जोश और गर्व का माहौल था। कार्यक्रम का संचालन ड्रीमर्स एजुहब के संस्थापक एवं सीईओ श्री हरिओम चौधरी जी ने किया। उन्होंने अपने प्रेरणादायक शब्दों से छात्रों का उत्साह और बढ़ाया। श्री चौधरी ने कहा: “यह उपलब्धि केवल छात्रों की सफलता नहीं है, बल्कि यह उनकी मेहनत, माता-पिता के विश्वास और ड्रीमर्स परिवार के अथक परिश्रम का नतीजा है। हमारा लक्ष्य हमेशा से यह रहा है कि हम ऐसे युवाओं को तैयार करें जो न केवल परीक्षाओं में सफल हों, बल्कि आने वाले समय में देश की सेवा भी करें।” इस अवसर पर चयनित छात्रों ने भी अपने अनुभव साझा किए। उन्होंने बताया कि किस प्रकार ड्रीमर्स के अनुशासित माहौल, विशेषज्ञ शिक्षकों की गाइडेंस और नियमित अभ्यास ने उन्हें इस मुकाम तक पहुँचने में मदद की। अभिभावकों ने भी संस्था की प्रशंसा करते हुए कहा कि ड्रीमर्स ने न केवल बच्चों को पढ़ाया बल्कि उनमें आत्मविश्वास और जिम्मेदारी का भाव भी विकसित किया। ड्रीमर्स एजुहब ने वर्षों से लगातार यह साबित किया है कि वह रक्षा परीक्षाओं की तैयारी के लिए सबसे भरोसेमंद संस्थान है। चाहे एनडीए हो, सीडीएस या अन्य डिफेंस परीक्षाएँ, संस्था ने हमेशा छात्रों को सर्वोत्तम मार्गदर्शन और तैयारी दी है। यही कारण है कि बार-बार यहाँ से छात्रों का बड़ी संख्या में चयन होता है। यह कार्यक्रम केवल एक सफलता का जश्न नहीं था, बल्कि उस यात्रा का प्रतीक था जिसमें छात्रों ने कठिन परिश्रम किया, माता-पिता ने बिना शर्त विश्वास दिखाया और संस्था ने हर कदम पर उनका मार्गदर्शन किया। ड्रीमर्स एजुहब ने एक बार फिर यह साबित कर दिया है कि जहाँ सपने होते हैं, वहाँ उन्हें पूरा करने का जुनून भी ड्रीमर्स लाता है। आने वाले समय में संस्था का लक्ष्य और भी अधिक युवाओं को उनके सपनों की मंज़िल तक पहुँचाना है।

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डून डिफेंस ड्रीमर्स 

गर्व का पल: दून डिफेंस ड्रीमर्स ने रचा नया इतिहास!

देहरादून, 29 अगस्त 2025: दून डिफेंस ड्रीमर्स (Dreamers Eduhub) ने एक बार फिर यह साबित कर दिया है कि मेहनत, सही मार्गदर्शन और दृढ़ संकल्प से किसी भी लक्ष्य को हासिल किया जा सकता है। संस्था ने हाल ही में एक ऐसा कीर्तिमान बनाया है, जिस पर हर उत्तराखंड वासी गर्व कर सकता है। सिर्फ 1 महीने के अंदर 35 छात्रों का एनडीए 2025 के लिए चयन हुआ है। यह उपलब्धि संस्था की सबसे बड़ी सफलताओं में से एक है और इसने पूरे प्रदेश में दून डिफेंस ड्रीमर्स का नाम रोशन कर दिया है। इस गौरवपूर्ण उपलब्धि का जश्न मनाने के लिए देहरादून में एक भव्य सम्मान समारोह का आयोजन किया गया। इस अवसर पर उत्तराखंड के माननीय मुख्यमंत्री श्री पुष्कर सिंह धामी जी मुख्य अतिथि के रूप में उपस्थित रहे। उन्होंने सभी चयनित छात्रों को सम्मानित किया और उनके उज्ज्वल भविष्य की शुभकामनाएँ दीं। मुख्यमंत्री जी ने कहा कि इस तरह की सफलताएँ न केवल छात्रों के परिश्रम का परिणाम होती हैं बल्कि यह संस्था की गुणवत्ता और समर्पण को भी दर्शाती हैं। यह सफलता दून डिफेंस ड्रीमर्स के पूरे परिवार के लिए गर्व का क्षण है। यहाँ के छात्र दिन-रात मेहनत करते हैं और शिक्षक उन्हें पूरी लगन से मार्गदर्शन देते हैं। इस उपलब्धि के पीछे संस्थापक एवं सीईओ श्री हरिओम चौधरी जी का विशेष योगदान रहा है। उनका मानना है कि हर छात्र में एक छिपी हुई क्षमता होती है, बस जरूरत होती है सही दिशा और मजबूत समर्थन की। इस मौके पर श्री हरिओम चौधरी जी ने कहा: “यह केवल 35 छात्रों की सफलता नहीं है, बल्कि यह उन हजारों सपनों की जीत है जो डिफेंस की वर्दी पहनने का सपना देखते हैं। ड्रीमर्स एजुहब का मकसद सिर्फ पढ़ाना नहीं, बल्कि भविष्य के उन नेताओं को तैयार करना है जो पूरे दिल से देश की सेवा करें।” दून डिफेंस ड्रीमर्स (Dreamers Eduhub) ने पिछले कई सालों से लगातार उत्कृष्ट प्रदर्शन किया है। चाहे एनडीए हो, सीडीएस हो या अन्य डिफेंस परीक्षाएँ—संस्थान ने हमेशा बेहतरीन चयन दर हासिल की है। यही वजह है कि आज यह संस्थान देहरादून ही नहीं बल्कि पूरे देश में सर्वश्रेष्ठ रक्षा परीक्षा कोचिंग संस्थान के रूप में अपनी पहचान बना चुका है। आज की युवा पीढ़ी सेना, नौसेना और वायुसेना में जाने के सपने देखती है। लेकिन सही मार्गदर्शन के बिना यह सपना अधूरा रह सकता है। दून डिफेंस ड्रीमर्स अपने अनुशासन, मेहनती वातावरण और अनुभवी शिक्षकों की टीम के साथ छात्रों को न केवल लिखित परीक्षा बल्कि एसएसबी इंटरव्यू और संपूर्ण व्यक्तित्व विकास की तैयारी भी करवाता है। यही कारण है कि यहाँ से पढ़ने वाले छात्र बार-बार सफलता का परचम लहराते हैं। इस बार सिर्फ एक महीने में 35 छात्रों की सफलता ने यह दिखा दिया है कि ड्रीमर्स एजुहब का प्रशिक्षण और मार्गदर्शन कितना प्रभावी और परिणामकारी है। यह उपलब्धि संस्था की गुणवत्ता और विद्यार्थियों की मेहनत दोनों का प्रमाण है। दून डिफेंस ड्रीमर्स का यह संकल्प है कि आने वाले वर्षों में और भी ज्यादा युवा अपने सपनों को साकार करेंगे और देश की सेवा के लिए आगे बढ़ेंगे।

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AFMS Recruitment 2025

AFMS Recruitment 2025: Indian Army Direct Recruitment for NEET All Details

AFMS Recruitment 2025 The Indian Army has announced direct recruitment for Dental Surgeons through NEET qualifications without written examinations. This AFMS recruitment 2025 presents a rare opportunity for dental professionals to secure a dentist job and join the Armed Forces Medical Services directly as an AFMS medical officer. The medical officer recruitment drive opens on August 18, 2025, and closes on September 17, 2025, with 30 vacancies for NEET qualified dental graduates. Qualified candidates can earn between ₹61,300 to ₹1,20,900 under Level-10B pay scale. The age limit extends up to 45 years, making this position available to mid-career professionals and postgraduate degree holders. This piece covers all essential details about the AFMS recruitment 2025 process. You’ll find information about eligibility criteria, how to apply, selection procedures, and salary packages. Fresh graduates can easily apply with an application fee of just ₹200. Eligibility Criteria for AFMS Recruitment 2025 The AFMS medical officer recruitment process has strict eligibility criteria that candidates must meet before they apply. Let’s get into these requirements for dental professionals who want to join the army through NEET qualification. Educational qualifications (BDS/MDS) You need a BDS or MDS degree from a college or university that the Dental Council of India (DCI) and National Medical Council recognize. The DCI must recognize your institution for your specific graduation batch and year. BDS candidates should score at least 55% combined marks in their final year BDS across all subjects. The minimum percentage rule doesn’t apply if you have an MDS degree. You must also register as a Dental Practitioner with a State Dental Council. Your registration with the state medical council should stay valid at least until December 31, 2025. NEET MDS 2025 requirement The army recruitment process makes it mandatory to appear in the NEET (MDS) 2025 examination. The exam was on April 19, 2025. Your NEET-MDS marks play a vital role because they determine who gets shortlisted for interviews. Even candidates with an MDS degree must take the NEET-MDS examination. Keep your NEET PG scorecard and admit cards safe because you’ll need them during counseling. Internship completion deadline The AFMS recruitment 2025 criteria states that you must finish your one-year compulsory rotatory internship by June 30, 2025. This deadline cannot be extended. Selection authorities will check your internship completion certificate during the process. Age limit and calculation date Candidates up to 45 years can apply for this AFMS medical officer recruitment as of December 31, 2025. This generous age limit makes the chance available to both experienced professionals and fresh graduates. The government offers age relaxation benefits, though the official notification doesn’t list specific details. Keep your age proof documents ready before applying since you’ll need them during verification. December 31, 2025, serves as the date to calculate age eligibility. This means candidates born on or after January 1, 1981, qualify under the general category. Application Process Step-by-Step AFMS recruitment 2025 happens completely online and needs careful attention. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help NEET qualified candidates through the army recruitment process. How to register on join.afms.gov.in Start by visiting join.afms.gov.in. New users should click “New Registration” to complete their original registration. Your identity verification happens through an OTP sent to your mobile number. The system creates your application account once verified. Details to fill in the application form Your registration confirmation lets you proceed with personal, educational, and professional details. A valid email ID and mobile number are essential to receive updates. You should also keep all required documents ready, including identity proof, age verification, and educational qualification certificates. Uploading documents and photo/signature AFMS recruitment 2025 requires these important documents: Recent passport-size photograph (not older than 6 months) Your signature in digital format Birth certificate or Class 10 certificate (for date of birth proof) MBBS/BDS degree certificates NEET PG scorecard Internship completion certificate Aadhar card Application fee and payment method Each candidate must pay Rs. 200/- as the application fee. You can make online payments through credit card, debit card, or net banking. It’s worth mentioning that you should save your online payment transaction number. Key application dates and fees Event Date Details Application Start Date August 18, 2025 Online submission opens Application End Date September 17, 2025 Final date to submit application Interview Date From October 10, 2025 Venue: Army Hospital (R&R), Delhi Cantt Selection Process Explained AFMS recruitment 2025 uses a well-laid-out multi-stage process to select the most qualified dental professionals. Initial screening based on NEET score The selection committee creates a shortlist of candidates based on their NEET MDS marks. NEET percentile converts proportionately to a maximum of 200 marks for ranking purposes. The authorities create separate merit lists for male and female candidates. Note that candidates must score above the minimum qualifying marks set by the National Board of Examinations. The interview stage will include candidates up to eight times the number of available vacancies. Interview round details Shortlisted candidates need to appear for an interview with a Board of Officers at Army Hospital (R&R), Delhi Cantt. The interview carries 100 marks and assesses your personality, general awareness, and professional competence. Candidates appearing for their first interview get reimbursement for travel (AC III tier/Chair Car or Government Non-AC bus fare). You must score at least 50% marks in the interview to qualify. Your final merit list preparation combines NEET marks (prorated out of 200) and interview scores (out of 100). Medical examination requirements Candidates who qualify in the interview must go through examination by a Special Medical Board (SMB). This detailed assessment has mandatory investigations like complete hemogram, blood sugar, ECG, X-rays, and ultrasound. Candidates found “UNFIT” can appeal through the Appeal Medical Board (AMB) and if needed, through the Review Medical Board (RMB). Pregnancy during examination makes candidates temporarily unfit. Height and physical standards Military standards require male candidates to be at least 157 cm tall, while female candidates must be at least 152 cm. Candidates from Hill and Northeastern states get relaxed height requirements – 152 cm for males and 148

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NDA Exam 2025

UPSC NDA/NA 2: NDA Exam 2025 Schedule Finally Revealed [Complete Details]

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced that the National Defence Academy and Naval Academy (UPSC NDA 2) examination, a crucial part of the UPSC CSE process, will take place on Sunday, September 14, 2025. This announcement helps aspiring candidates for the prestigious defence academy plan their preparation schedule better. The NDA exam 2025, a gateway to joining the esteemed National Defence Academy, will run in two distinct sessions nationwide. On top of that, officials have confirmed 406 total vacancies for this examination cycle. The NDA exam  2025 pattern remains unchanged. The Mathematics paper will be conducted from 10 am to 12:30 pm, followed by the General Ability Test from 2 pm to 4:30 pm. Each paper will last 2.5 hours. Mathematics carries 300 marks while the General Ability Test accounts for 600 marks. The authorities will announce the NDA hall ticket release date soon, so candidates should stay updated with the latest information. NDA 2 2025 Exam Date and Schedule Official NDA Exam  2025 Date Announcement UPSC has scheduled the National Defence Academy and Naval Academy (UPSC NDA/NA 2) examination on September 14, 2025. This nationwide examination serves as the second NDA recruitment cycle of 2025. The first NDA examination (NDA 1 2025) took place on April 13, 2025. UPSC will release the official notification for NDA 2 2025 on May 28, 2025, according to their UPSC annual calendar. Candidates can submit their UPSC NDA application between May 28 and June 20, 2025. The NDA application date is crucial for aspirants to mark in their calendars. The NDA 2 registration and written examination stand as the first step in selecting future military officers through multiple stages. NDA Exam Timing and Duration The NDA exam 2025 will run in two sessions on the same day: Morning Session: 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM (2.5 hours) Afternoon Session: 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM (2.5 hours) Each paper runs for 2.5 hours, which gives candidates enough time to answer all questions. Students need to plan their day well since they must attend both sessions with a short break between them. Subjects Covered in Each Session The UPSC NDA exam follows a clear format with specific subjects in each session: Session Time Subject Maximum Marks Morning 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM Mathematics 300 Afternoon 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM General Ability Test (GAT) 600 Both papers make up the complete written examination with a total of 900 marks. Mathematics tests the candidate’s numerical skills, while the General Ability Test looks at their overall aptitude, general knowledge, and language abilities. UPSC will likely release the NDA hall ticket in the first week of September 2025. These cards will have all the details about exam centers and the rules students must follow on exam day. Exam Pattern and Marking Scheme The NDA exam pattern plays a crucial role in your preparation. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what you need to know about the upcoming UPSC NDA exam scheduled for 2025. Mathematics Paper Structure The Mathematics section has 120 multiple-choice questions worth 300 marks. You’ll get 2½ hours (150 minutes) to solve this part. Each right answer gives you 2.5 marks, and wrong answers lead to a deduction of 0.83 marks. The paper tests your knowledge of Calculus, Quadratic equations, Matrices & Determinants, Probability, and Trigonometry. General Ability Test (GAT) Breakdown The GAT paper is more detailed with 150 questions that add up to 600 marks. It splits into two parts: English (Part A): 50 questions worth 200 marks General Knowledge (Part B): 100 questions worth 400 marks Both parts give you 4 marks for each correct answer. You lose 1.33 marks for every wrong answer. The General Knowledge section covers Physics, Chemistry, General Science, History, Geography, and Current Affairs. Total Marks and Time Allocation The NDA written exam adds up to 900 marks – Mathematics takes 300 and GAT takes 600. Each paper gets 2½ hours, so you’ll spend 5 hours total on the NDA exam date in 2025. This written test is just half the battle. The SSB Interview also carries 900 marks, making the total assessment worth 1800 marks. Medium of Exam and Question Type Question papers come in both English and Hindi, making them available to more people across the country. The English section in GAT only has questions in English. You’ll mark all answers on an OMR sheet since every question is multiple-choice. The exam rules don’t allow calculators or mathematical tables. You must score at least 25% marks in each subject to move ahead. The NDA hall ticket release date for 2025 will come with more details about exam rules. After the exam, candidates can expect the NDA answer key to be released, which will help them estimate their performance. NDA Admit Card 2025 and Exam Guidelines The NDA 2 2025 exam date is getting closer. Your NDA hall ticket plays a significant role to enter the examination hall. Here’s what you should know about this vital document and exam day protocols. NDA Admit Card 2025 Release Date and Download Process UPSC will release the NDA 2 admit card about 10-15 days before the examination. You can expect it around the first week of September 2025. The official UPSC website lets candidates download their cards using registration ID or roll number. You’ll need to visit upsc.gov.in, click the e-Admit card link, log in with your credentials, and download the PDF. Note that UPSC won’t send any physical copies by post. Details Mentioned on the Admit Card The NDA hall ticket has sections that cover personal details (name, roll number, date of birth, photograph and signature), exam details (date, time, reporting time), and exam center information (center name, address, city, and center code). You should check all information right after downloading. Report any mistakes to UPSC immediately. Prohibited Items at Exam Centers UPSC follows strict rules about banned items. You cannot bring these items to exam centers: Mobile phones, smartwatches, and Bluetooth devices Electronic equipment including calculators Storage media like

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Transform Your Defence Career Dreams into Reality: NDA Foundation Course in DOON DEFENCE DREAMERS

Transform Your Defence Career Dreams into Reality: NDA Foundation Course in DOON DEFENCE DREAMERS   NDA Foundation Course: Your Path to National Defence Academy Are you a 10th-grade student aspiring to serve the nation through the prestigious National Defence Academy? Our comprehensive two-year NDA Foundation Course is meticulously designed to prepare you for success in one of India’s most competitive examinations. As a leading nda coaching centre and top indian defence academy, we offer unparalleled preparation for your journey towards becoming an officer in the defence services. If you’re considering NDA after 10th, our program is tailored to set you on the path of serving the nation through the Indian armed forces. Course Overview The NDA Foundation Program, offered by our esteemed nda foundation institute, provides end-to-end preparation for students after Class 10, covering all aspects required for nda selection success. As a top nda coaching institute and best defence coaching center, we offer: Comprehensive Academic Training in Mathematics, English, General Science, and General Knowledge Rigorous Physical Fitness Program aligned with SSB and NDA requirements Personality Development sessions for building officer like qualities Strategic Exam Preparation with regular tests, previous year papers, and personalized feedback for the NDA written exam Why Choose Our NDA Foundation Course? Highest selection ratio in qualifying NDA written exams 2025 Impressive nda selection rate with 535+ Students selected into NDA-1 2025 Written Exam and 300+ final selection in the last three years 35 final selections in one month in July 2025 A New Benchmark in Defence Coaching History The nation is celebrating the incredible success of Doon Defence Dreamers, which has secured a staggering 35 cadet recommendations in the NDA 155 SSB interviews within a single month. This phenomenal achievement not only highlights the institute’s quality of training but also underscores the dedication and caliber of its aspirants. Making this historic success even more special is the recommendation of six trailblazing girl cadets, who broke barriers and proved that determination knows no gender. This accomplishment aligns perfectly with the vision of a modern, inclusive Indian Armed Forces. National Recognition: A Summons from the Defence Minister Success of this magnitude does not go unnoticed. In a moment of immense pride, the Founder & CEO of Doon Defence Dreamers, Mr. Hariom Chaudhary, was personally summoned by the Hon’ble Defence Minister of India, Shri Rajnath Singh. This meeting serves as a powerful acknowledgment of the institute’s dedication to shaping the future leaders of our nation’s armed forces and its significant contribution to defence coaching. The Pillars of Success: What Makes Doon Defence Dreamers Different? This record-breaking achievement is not a fluke but the result of a deep-rooted training philosophy. With over 300+ alumni already serving in the armed forces, the institute’s track record speaks for itself. The success of Doon Defence Dreamers is built on: Comprehensive Training: A rigorous curriculum that blends academic excellence with physical and psychological training, simulating real-world SSB challenges. Personalized Attention: A focus on individual growth, ensuring every cadet receives the guidance and attention needed to excel. Join the Legacy of Leaders The recent success of Doon Defence Dreamers has cemented its position as India’s premier coaching institute for NDA and SSB preparation. It stands as a beacon for aspirants who dream of wearing the uniform and serving the nation. Are you ready to turn your dream into a reality? Join the institution that creates leaders and breaks records. Eligibility Criteria Students who have completed or are appearing for Class 10 examinations Age: Should be between 15-18 years at the time of enrollment Physical Fitness: Basic fitness level (comprehensive training provided) Strong motivation to join the Indian armed forces as defence aspirants Comprehensive NDA Syllabus Academic Module Mathematics: Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Statistics English: Grammar, Comprehension, Vocabulary Enhancement General Science: Physics, Chemistry, Biology fundamentals General Knowledge: Current Affairs, History, Geography, Political Science, Economics General Ability Test preparation SSB Preparation Psychology tests preparation Group discussions and GTO tasks Mock interviews and personal interview training Leadership development activities to cultivate officer like qualities Program Duration & Fee Structure Duration: 2 years (4 semesters) Class Hours: 4-6 hours daily (6 days a week) Physical Training: 2 hours daily Assessment: Weekly tests, monthly evaluations, quarterly comprehensive assessments Biometric attendance system for tracking progress Program Component Fee (INR) Tuition Fee (per annum) 260000 Registration Fee (one-time) 11000 Study Materials 11000 Physical Training Kit 8,000 Total Two-Year Program Cost 550000 Scholarships available for meritorious students and wards of defence personnel. NDA Foundation Batch Schedule Batch Commencement Date Mode Seats Bravo April 5, 2026 Residential 300 Charlie June 10, 2026 Day schooler 200 Delta July 2, 2026 Residential 50 Limited seats available. Early registration recommended for our NDA target batch. Residential Program Comprehensive boarding facilities 24×7 disciplined environment adhering to military standards Structured routine with supervised study hours Available at Dehradun and sikar centers Our Training Centers Dehradun (Headquarters) State-of-the-art residential campus 10-acre facility with comprehensive sports infrastructure Proximity to prestigious institutions like IMA and RIMC Sikar Center There are several variables that affect your ability to prepare for defence service exams, including your background, your general skill, your dedication, and your strategy. The most critical step is choosing a tutoring location for preparing for the NDA Foundation course after 10th grade. As part of this process, three factors need to be considered: The experience of coaching institute The success rate of the coaching center, As well as comments from prior clients regarding their experience with the coaching center. Due to the focused and unrivaled instruction provided here, enrolling in the institute will allow you to study efficiently and methodically for your exam. As part of our commitment to improving performance, Sikar Dreamers Academy, NDA Coaching Institute in Sikar emphasizes the development of values, purpose, tenacity, commitment, intention, and action. The best nda coaching emphasizes excellent performance management in addition to interactive training methods. The institute’s faculty is highly qualified and experienced, including retired defence personnel. We provide the best instruction so that the students not only develop into

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NDA Officer Salary 2025: Updated Pay Scale, Perks & Benefits in India

NDA Officer Salary 2025 The nda salary for officers ranges from INR 56,100 monthly as a Lieutenant to INR 2,50,000 for the Chief of Army Staff (COAS). Most candidates focus on clearing the tough entrance exams. However, a clear understanding of the salary package helps make better career decisions. Gentlemen Cadets at the Indian Military Academy (IMA) earn a monthly stipend of INR 56,100. NDA officers’ starting salary matches this figure after commissioning and grows steadily with promotions. The highest NDA Officer Salary reaches INR 2,50,000 monthly at the COAS level after years of service and multiple promotions. This piece explores the NDA salary structure for 2025. You’ll find rank-wise breakdowns, training stipends, allowances, and benefits that make the Indian Armed Forces’ career financially rewarding beyond the base pay. NDA Salary Structure 2025: An Overview   The Indian government has a well-laid-out pay system for defense officers based on the 7th Pay Commission recommendations. This detailed look gets into the complete nda salary structure that awaits successful candidates in 2025. What is NDA salary after 7th Pay Commission? The 7th Pay Commission guidelines set the nda salary according to pay matrix level 10. The 2025 salary structure has several parts that make up an officer’s compensation package. These include: Basic Pay: Ranges from ₹56,100 to ₹1,77,500 Dearness Allowance (DA): Currently fixed at 17% of basic pay Military Service Pay (MSP): A fixed amount of ₹15,500 per month House Rent Allowance (HRA): Ranges from 8% to 24% of basic pay based on posting location Transport Allowance: Ranges from ₹3,600 to ₹7,200 based on job location and rank These allowances improve the overall compensation package by a lot. Officers get additional benefits like uniform allowances, ration subsidies, and other service-specific perks that make armed forces careers financially rewarding. Starting salary of NDA officer NDA officers start with a fixed monthly stipend of ₹56,100 during their three-year training at the National Defence Academy. This stipend stays the same for Army, Navy, and Air Force trainees. Officers get their pay fixed in the first Cell of Level 10 of the pay matrix after completing training and receiving their commission. The training period doesn’t count as commissioned service for pay calculations. Officers become eligible for various allowances right after commissioning, and this is a big deal as it means that their take-home salary increases. A newly commissioned Lieutenant’s gross monthly income typically ranges from ₹90,000 to ₹1,00,000+ with all applicable allowances. NDA salary per month across ranks The nda salary per month grows steadily with promotions. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the rank-wise salary structure: [Table remains unchanged as it contains technical information] COAS (Chief of Army Staff) level officers earn the highest salary with a fixed monthly pay of ₹2,50,000. Officers see their salaries grow substantially as they climb up the ranks. Officers’ salaries improve through basic pay increases and higher allowances that match their rank and responsibilities. A defense career offers great financial growth opportunities along with prestige and honor. Stipend During Training Period Defense officers receive financial support right from their first day. Each cadet gets a substantial stipend during training, plus benefits that set them up for a rewarding military career. Monthly stipend for Gentlemen Cadets National Defence Academy’s Gentlemen Cadets receive a fixed monthly stipend of ₹56,100. The 7th Pay Commission’s Level 10 pay matrix determines this amount. Army, Navy, and Air Force cadets all receive this same stipend. This financial support stays constant through the three-year NDA training. Cadets who move on to the Indian Military Academy (IMA) continue to receive this same stipend during their training. Such a generous allowance lets cadets concentrate fully on their military preparation without money worries. Is training period considered commissioned service? A regular stipend doesn’t make the NDA training count as commissioned service. Cadets who complete their training and earn their commission start at the first Cell of Level 10 in the pay matrix. This difference matters for pay calculations and seniority rankings. Training years, though crucial for development, don’t count toward commissioned service time for future promotions and benefits. An officer’s commissioned service officially starts only after training completion and formal branch induction. Allowances applicable during training Cadets qualify for several allowances beyond their simple stipend during training. They receive arrears for all admissible allowances earned in their training period. This system ensures cadets get every financial benefit they deserve. Some allowances earned during training accumulate and reach cadets later. This setup makes sure cadets receive all applicable financial benefits, even if payment comes after training. Pay and perks start flowing from day one of NDA training, though official commissioned officer status comes after the three-year program. This shows the military’s steadfast dedication to supporting cadets financially from the start of their armed forces trip. This complete stipend structure ensures money won’t stop talented people from pursuing their military career dreams. Rank-Wise NDA Officer Salary Breakdown Image Source: LinkedIn Defense officers receive well-laid-out rank-based progression in their pay scale after commissioning. Their salary grows as they climb up the ranks, which makes it a financially rewarding career path. Lieutenant to Major General: Pay levels and salary range Officers start their commissioned service at Level 10 of the pay matrix. A Lieutenant’s starting salary ranges from ₹56,100 – ₹1,77,500. The pay improves when they become Captains and move to Level 10B, where they earn ₹61,300 – ₹1,93,900. Majors see better financial growth at Level 11, with earnings between ₹69,400 – ₹2,07,200. The compensation takes significant jumps in mid-career ranks: Rank Pay Level Monthly Salary Range Lieutenant Colonel Level 12A ₹1,21,200 – ₹2,12,400 Colonel Level 13 ₹1,30,600 – ₹2,15,900 Brigadier Level 13A ₹1,39,600 – ₹2,17,600 Major General Level 14 ₹1,44,200 – ₹2,18,200 Each promotion brings higher basic pay and increased allowances that match the rank’s responsibilities. The transition from junior to senior ranks marks a major financial milestone in an officer’s career. Highest salary of NDA officer: COAS and other top ranks itary leadership’s top positions offer substantial compensation: Lieutenant Generals: HAG

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Crack the NDA Exam: Your Path to Serving the Nation

Do you envision yourself proudly serving your country while wearing a uniform? An excellent chance to make this goal a reality is provided by the National Defence Academy (NDA). Everything you need to know about the NDA exam and how Doon Defence Dreamers can help you succeed will be covered in this extensive tutorial. The NDA Exam: What is it? The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) administers the NDA exam twice a year as a national entrance exam. It serves as your entry point into the esteemed Indian Armed Forces, which provide a demanding and fulfilling career in the Air Force, Navy, or Army. Dates of the Upcoming NDA Exam (Tentative) April 2025: NDA 1 2025 NDA 2: September 2025 Did You Qualify? The individual must be an Indian citizen and have between the ages of July 2, 2006, and July 1, 2010 for NDA 1 2025, and January 2, 2007 and January 1, 2011 for NDA 2 2025. Education requirements: Army: 10+2 from an approved board Air Force/Navy: 10+2 with math and physics Marital Status: Only unmarried male applicants. Physical Fitness: Fulfill the recommended medical requirements. Cracking the Exam Pattern There are two papers on the NDA exam: Mathematics (300 points): 2.5 hours, 120 questions. evaluates your understanding of calculus, algebra, trigonometry, and other subjects. General Ability Test (GAT): 150 questions, 2.5 hours, 600 points. English (200 points): Evaluates your vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension abilities. General Knowledge (400 marks): includes a variety of subjects such as chemistry, physics, Current events, geography, and history. How to Apply Go to upsc.gov.in, the UPSC website Fill out the application online. Make the application fee payment. Get your application in before the cutoff time. Increase Your Prospects of Success Learn the Syllabus: Become familiar with the format and content of the exam. Strategic Study Plan: Make a well-organized schedule and set aside time for every topic. High-quality study materials: Make use of dependable resources, past year’s exam papers, and NCERT textbooks. Regular Practice: To increase accuracy and speed, complete past year papers and practice exams. Remain Motivated: Throughout your preparation process, remain disciplined and focused. Why Pick Them? Our goal at Doon Defence Dreamers is to support you in realizing your NDA goals. Our professional advice, extensive study resources, and orderly classroom setting make the ideal starting point for your accomplishment. Our Benefits: Skilled Faculty: Gain knowledge from industry experts. Extensive Study Materials: Get access to organized and current study materials. Frequent Mock Tests: Monitor your development and pinpoint areas in need of improvement. Tailored Attention: Take advantage of one-on-one meetings to get your questions answered. Personality Development: Develop your leadership and communication abilities. Are you prepared to serve your country and put on the uniform? Make your dream come true by joining Doon Defence Dreamers! Contact Us: Website: www.doondefencedreamers.com Phone Number: +91 9429691488, 9403891887 Email Address: doondefencedreamers1@gmail.com Stay Updated: Visit the official UPSC website for the latest notifications regarding the NDA exam. We wish you the very best in your NDA journey!

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12 Things You Must Know About the Rashtriya Rifles (RR)

12 Things You Must Know About the Rashtriya Rifles (RR) 1. The Rashtriya Rifles (RR) is a specialized counter-insurgency force of the Indian Army. 2. It was established in 1990 to combat insurgency and terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. 3. The primary objective of the Rashtriya Rifles is to maintain peace and stability in the region and assist the civil administration in restoring normalcy. 4. The RR operates under the operational control of the Indian Army and works in close coordination with other security forces, such as the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Jammu and Kashmir Police. 5. The force is composed of personnel from various regiments of the Indian Army, including officers and soldiers who volunteer for service in the RR. 6. Rashtriya Rifles units are stationed in different parts of Jammu and Kashmir, with a focus on areas affected by militancy and insurgency. 7. The RR conducts a wide range of operations, including counter-insurgency operations, intelligence gathering, area domination, and humanitarian assistance. 8. The force is trained in specialized counter-insurgency tactics, including guerrilla warfare, jungle warfare, and urban combat. 9. Rashtriya Rifles units work closely with the local population to gain their trust and support, thereby weakening the influence of insurgents. 10. The RR has been successful in neutralizing several prominent militants and terrorist organizations operating in Jammu and Kashmir. 11. The force is also involved in various civic action programs, such as organizing medical camps, vocational training, and educational initiatives for the local population. 12. The Rashtriya Rifles has played a significant role in restoring peace and stability in Jammu and Kashmir and continues to be actively involved in counter-insurgency operations in the region.

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About Colonel Geeta Rana First Woman Commanding Officer in Ladakh

The Indian Army recently made history by empowering female officers in leadership posts. This move opened up many opportunities for female officers in various branches of the military, including the Corps of Engineers, Orderlies, and Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (EME). One such officer, Colonel Geeta Rana of the Mechanical and Electronic Engineers Corps, became the first female officer to take command of an independent field workshop in a remote location in eastern Ladakh, which is currently facing tensions with China . This appointment is a significant step towards gender equality and empowerment in the Indian Armed Forces. The Army has released 108 vacancies for female officers in command of independent units, and many female officers have already been filled. More lists are expected to be announced as dashboards are compiled and results are released. Female officers who clear recommendations will be given leadership roles and may also be considered for future promotions to higher ranks in the military. This move is a testament to the Indian Army’s commitment to gender equality and equal opportunities for female officers in the force. In addition to this, the Army has also begun deploying female soldiers in joint exercises with friendly foreign countries and in peacekeeping missions. This move is a clear indication of the Army’s recognition of women’s role in the defense industry and their ability to serve in various capacities. Overall, the Indian Army’s recent move to empower female officers in leadership posts is a significant step towards gender equality and empowerment in the defense sector. It is a testament to the Army’s commitment to providing equal opportunity for female officers and recognizing their valuable contributions to the force.

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20 Things About PARA Commandos You Didn’t Know

The PARA Commandos, also known as the Parachute Regiment, are an elite special forces unit of the Indian Army. Renowned for their bravery, physical prowess, and specialized training, PARA Commandos are often called upon for high-risk operations. In this article, we will delve into 20 lesser-known facts about the PARA Commandos, shedding light on their history, training, and remarkable capabilities. Elite Special Forces: The PARA Commandos are one of India’s most elite special forces units, comparable to the British SAS and the United States Navy SEALs. Rich Heritage: The Parachute Regiment was formed in 1941 during World War II and has a long and distinguished history, with several battle honours to its name. Airborne Assault Experts: The PARA Commandos specialize in airborne assault operations, including parachute jumps from aircraft and helicopter-borne assaults. Selection Process: The selection process to become a PARA Commando is incredibly rigorous, with a high attrition rate. Candidates undergo grueling physical and mental tests to prove their mettle. Combat Divers: PARA Commandos are trained as combat divers, enabling them to operate in various aquatic environments and conduct special underwater missions. Sniper Training: Sniper training is an integral part of the PARA Commandos’ training curriculum. They undergo specialized sniper courses to develop exceptional marksmanship skills. Mountain Warfare Experts: The PARA Commandos are extensively trained in mountain warfare, which equips them to operate in high-altitude terrains, including the challenging Himalayan region. Jungle Warfare Specialists: The dense jungles of India present unique challenges, and the PARA Commandos are trained to navigate through them expertly. They acquire skills in survival, tracking, and guerrilla warfare. Counter-Terrorism Operations: PARA Commandos are frequently deployed in counter-terrorism operations, rescuing hostages, and neutralizing threats in urban environments. Close Quarter Battle (CQB): The PARA Commandos are proficient in CQB, which involves engaging adversaries in confined spaces with precision and speed. Surgical Strikes: The PARA Commandos are adept at carrying out surgical strikes, quick and precise military operations against specific targets, often deep within enemy territory. UN Peacekeeping Missions: PARA Commandos have been part of various United Nations peacekeeping missions, contributing to global peace and stability. Specialized Weapons and Equipment: PARA Commandos have access to a wide range of state-of-the-art weaponry, including assault rifles, sniper rifles, explosives, and cutting-edge communication equipment. High Physical Fitness Standards: PARA Commandos maintain exceptionally high physical fitness standards. Regular physical training and fitness tests ensure they are always at their peak performance. Operational Secrecy: PARA Commandos operate under a veil of secrecy. Their identities and missions are often classified to protect national security. Women in PARA: In recent years, women have been inducted into the PARA Commandos, breaking gender barriers and contributing to the unit’s diverse capabilities. Combat Free Fall: The PARA Commandos are trained in combat free fall techniques, allowing them to perform high-altitude jumps with specialized equipment, such as oxygen masks and navigation aids. Extensive Cross Training: PARA Commandos undergo cross-training with other special forces units, both domestically and internationally, to enhance their skills and exchange knowledge. Multiple Awards and Decorations: The PARA Commandos have received numerous awards for their gallantry and exceptional service, including the prestigious Param Vir Chakra and Ashok Chakra. Sacrifice and Honor: The PARA Commandos epitomize the values of sacrifice, dedication, and honor. They serve as an inspiration to the nation and a symbol of unwavering bravery. Conclusion: The PARA Commandos are an exceptional special forces unit, revered for their unmatched bravery and remarkable skills. Through their rigorous training, versatility in various terrains, and specialization in airborne operations, they have become an integral part of India’s military might. These 20 lesser-known facts provide a glimpse into the incredible world of the PARA Commandos and their vital role in safeguarding national security.

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16 Facts About Gorkha Regiment you should known about it

1. The Gorkha Regiment is one of the most renowned and respected infantry regiments of the Indian Army. It was formed in 1815 and has a glorious history spanning over two centuries. 2. The regiment traces its origins to the Gorkhas, a martial tribe from Nepal known for their fierce loyalty, bravery, and military skills. The Gorkhas have been serving in the Indian Army since the Anglo-Nepalese War in the early 19th century. 3. The Gorkha Regiment has a total of seven battalions, each known for their distinctive traditions and battle honors. These battalions include the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th, 9th, and 11th Gorkha Rifles. 4. Gorkha soldiers are recruited mainly from Nepal and the Indian states of Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Darjeeling, and Sikkim. They undergo rigorous training to become skilled soldiers capable of operating in varied terrains and challenging conditions. 5. The regiment has participated in numerous military campaigns and wars, both during the British Raj and after India’s independence. They have fought valiantly in major conflicts like World Wars I and II, the Indo-Pakistani wars, and counter-insurgency operations. 6. Gorkha soldiers are known for their distinctive uniform, which includes the traditional khukuri knife carried in a scabbard on their belts. The khukuri is a symbol of their bravery and is deeply ingrained in their culture. 7. The Gorkha Regiment has earned a reputation for its exceptional bravery and outstanding military achievements. Gorkha soldiers have been awarded numerous gallantry awards, including the prestigious Victoria Cross, Param Vir Chakra, and Maha Vir Chakra. 8. Gorkha soldiers are highly skilled in mountain warfare and have a remarkable track record in high-altitude operations. Their expertise in mountain warfare has been instrumental in securing India’s borders in the Himalayan region. 9. The Gorkha Regiment has also contributed significantly to United Nations peacekeeping missions. Gorkha soldiers have served in UN missions around the world, showcasing their professionalism and dedication to global peace and security. 10. The regiment has its own training center called the Gorkha Training Center (GTC) located in Shillong, Meghalaya. The GTC provides specialized training to Gorkha soldiers, focusing on combat skills, physical fitness, and leadership development. 11. Gorkha soldiers are known for their strong sense of camaraderie and loyalty. The regiment emphasizes the values of brotherhood, discipline, and honor, which are instilled in its soldiers from the beginning of their training. 12. The Gorkha Regiment has a rich cultural heritage and celebrates various festivals and traditions. Dashain and Tihar are two prominent festivals celebrated by Gorkha soldiers, highlighting their cultural roots and fostering a sense of unity among the troops. 13. The Gorkha Regiment maintains a close bond with Nepal, and soldiers from Nepal serve alongside their Indian counterparts. This cross-border camaraderie strengthens the ties between the two nations and reflects the historical and cultural affinity shared by both. 14. The Gorkha Regiment has a mascot named “Baba,” a black Himalayan bear. Baba serves as a symbol of strength, courage, and resilience and is an integral part of the regiment’s identity. 15. The Gorkha Regiment has produced several distinguished military leaders who have excelled in their careers and made significant contributions to the Indian Army. Many retired Gorkha officers continue to serve society in various capacities. 16. The Gorkha Regiment continues to play a vital role in India’s defense and security. Its soldiers stand as a testament to the indomitable spirit and valor of the Gorkha warriors, upholding their legacy and making the regiment a source of pride for the nation. These are just a few of the fascinating facts about the Gorkha Regiment, a legendary force that has left an indelible mark in the annals of military history.

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Top 20 Question of English language for CDS Exam

1. Choose the word that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word “vast”: a) Limited b) Expansive c) Small d) Huge 2. In the sentence, “The teacher praised the student’s commendable effort.” What does “commendable” mean? a) Worthy of praise b) Mediocre c) Unremarkable d) Disappointing 3. Identify the correctly spelled word: a) Accomodation b) Accommodation c) Accomodation d) Acommodation 4. Fill in the blank: “The captain, _______ had a wealth of experience, led the team to victory.” a) who b) whose c) whom d) which 5. Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence: “She _______ her keys on the table.” a) lays b) lain c) laid d) lie 6. Identify the figure of speech used in the sentence: “Her laughter was music to my ears.” a) Simile b) Metaphor c) Personification d) Hyperbole 7. Choose the correct word to complete the idiom: “A piece of _______.” a) pie b) cake c) biscuit d) bread 8. Which sentence is written in the passive voice? a) The cat chased the mouse. b) The mouse was chased by the cat. c) The cat and the mouse were playing together. d) The mouse ran away from the cat. 9. Choose the correct plural form of the word “child”: a) Childs b) Childes c) Children d) Child’s 10. Identify the sentence that contains a dangling modifier: a) Running quickly, the finish line was crossed by the athlete. b) The athlete crossed the finish line quickly. c) The finish line was crossed by the athlete running quickly. d) Quickly running, the athlete crossed the finish line. 11. Choose the word that best completes the analogy: Cat is to meow as dog is to _______. a) Bark b) Purr c) Roar d) Hiss 12. In the sentence, “I am going to the store,” what part of speech is “store”? a) Verb b) Adjective c) Adverb d) Noun 13. Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence: “He is afraid _______ spiders.” a) of b) from c) by d) with 14. Identify the synonym for the word “deficient”: a) Sufficient b) Adequate c) Lacking d) Abundant 15. Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence: “The students _______ the teacher’s instructions.” a) followed b) follow c) follows d) following 16. Identify the sentence with the correct punctuation: a) She said “I will be there.” b) She said, I will be there. c) She said, “I will be there.” d) She said “I will be there”. 17. Fill in the blank: “The movie was _______ interesting that I watched it twice.” a) so b) such c) very d) too 18. Choose the word that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word “exquisite”: a) Beautiful b) Ugly c) Mediocre d) Ordinary 19. Identify the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence: “She _______ her sister’s hand and smiled.” a) takes b) took c) taking d) take 20. Choose the correct form of the pronoun to complete the sentence: “_______ is the book you borrowed from me.” a) Who b) Whose c) Which d) Whom

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Top Indian Military Quotes Which Every Defense Aspirant Must Know

Certainly! Here are some notable Indian military quotes that every defense aspirant may find inspiring and motivating: 1. “Soldiers win battles; nations win wars.” – Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw 2. “I regret I have but one life to give for my country.” – Major Shaitan Singh (posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra) 3. “Either I will come back after hoisting the tricolor, or I will come back wrapped in it, but I will be back for sure.” – Captain Vikram Batra (posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra) 4. “No Sir, I will not abandon my tank. My gun is still working and I will get these bastards.” – Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal (posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra) 5. “The safety, honour, and welfare of your country come first, always and every time. The honour, welfare, and comfort of the men you command come next. Your own ease, comfort, and safety come last, always and every time.” – Field Marshal Philip Chetwode 6. “Some goals are so worthy, it’s glorious even to fail.” – Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman (while in captivity) 7. “A soldier’s thoughts, his feelings, and his duty are all that he is.” – General K. Sundarji 8. “The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war.” – General Norman Schwarzkopf Jr. 9. “There will be no withdrawal without written orders and these orders shall never be issued.” – General A. A. K. Niazi (during the 1971 Indo-Pak War) 10. “The enemy are only 50 yards from us. We are heavily outnumbered. We are under devastating fire. I shall not withdraw an inch, but will fight to our last man and our last round.” – Major Somnath Sharma (posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra) Remember, these quotes are meant to inspire and instill a sense of dedication, courage, and patriotism. They reflect the valor and spirit of the Indian military personnel who have dedicated their lives to serving the nation.

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Joining the Indian Army through TGC: A Gateway to Leadership and Service

The Technical Graduate Course (TGC) of the Indian Army provides a unique opportunity for engineering graduates to embark on a fulfilling and challenging career in the armed forces. TGC is a specialized entry scheme that offers a direct commission as an officer, allowing young professionals to serve their nation while utilizing their technical expertise. This article explores the journey of entering the Indian Army through TGC, highlighting its requirements, selection process, and the rewards that come with this esteemed path. 1. Eligibility and Requirements: To be eligible for the Technical Graduate Course, candidates must meet the following criteria: – Nationality: Indian – Age: Between 20 and 27 years (age relaxation for certain categories) – Education: A degree in engineering or appearing in the final year of engineering course from a recognized university – Branches: Eligible engineering disciplines include Civil, Mechanical, Electrical/Electrical & Electronics, Computer Science & Engineering/Computer Technology/Info Tech/M.Sc. (Computer Science), Electronics & Telecommunication/Telecommunication/Electronics & Communication/Electronics & Instrumentation, Architecture, and other relevant fields. 2. Selection Process: The selection process for TGC comprises several stages designed to assess candidates’ suitability for a career in the Indian Army. These stages include: – Initial Screening: Candidates’ applications are screened based on eligibility criteria, and shortlisted individuals are called for further selection. – SSB Interview: Shortlisted candidates undergo a rigorous five-day selection process at one of the Selection Centers. This includes psychological tests, group tasks, personal interviews, and physical fitness tests. – Medical Examination: Candidates who qualify in the SSB interview undergo a medical examination to ensure they meet the required medical standards. – Merit List: A merit list is prepared based on the candidates’ performance in the SSB interview, medical examination, and overall suitability. The final selection is based on vacancies and candidates’ position in the merit list. 3. Training and Commissioning: Upon selection, candidates are admitted to the Indian Military Academy (IMA) at Dehradun for a one-year training course. The training focuses on developing leadership skills, physical fitness, and tactical knowledge. The TGC course provides a blend of military training, academics, and practical exposure to the challenges faced by the Indian Army. After successful completion of the course, candidates are commissioned as Lieutenants in the respective arms or services of the Indian Army. 4. Career Opportunities and Growth: Joining the Indian Army through TGC opens up numerous career opportunities for technical officers. Officers can specialize in various branches such as Engineering, Signals, Armament, Aeronautical, Electronics & Mechanical Engineering, and more. As officers gain experience and expertise, they can progress through higher ranks, leading troops, and taking up key command appointments. The Indian Army provides ample opportunities for professional growth, advanced training programs, and postgraduate studies, enabling officers to stay at the forefront of technological advancements. 5. Rewards and Job Satisfaction: Serving in the Indian Army through TGC brings a sense of pride, honor, and job satisfaction. As officers, individuals have the privilege of leading and guiding dedicated soldiers, making a significant impact on the nation’s security. They are exposed to challenging environments, both in combat and peacetime operations, developing qualities of resilience, decision-making, and teamwork. Moreover, the Indian Army offers excellent pay scales, allowances, medical facilities, accommodation, and other benefits to its officers, ensuring a well-rounded and secure lifestyle. Conclusion: The Technical Graduate Course (TGC) provides a remarkable opportunity for engineering graduates to join the Indian Army as officers, combining technical expertise with military leadership. Through a rigorous selection process and comprehensive training, candidates are groomed to serve the nation with honor, valor, and dedication. Joining the Indian Army through TGC offers a rewarding and fulfilling career that allows individuals to make a significant contribution to the nation’s security while embracing the values of discipline, courage, and selfless service.

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Current Affairs for NDA/CDS/OTA aspirants

1. Etalin hydroelectric project, which was seen in the news, is proposed to be set up in which state/UT? Punjab Arunchal Pradesh Rajasthan Kerala 2. Which state announced ‘Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award’ and ‘Rajiv Gandhi Rural Olympics’? Chhattisgarh Rajasthan Punjab Manipur 3. As per the recent NSO Update (June 2022), what is the GDP growth estimate of India in 2021-22? 8.5 per cent 8.7 per cent 8.9 per cent 9.2 per cent 4. What are the new annual premium rates of PMJJBY and PMSBY respectively, with effect from June 1, 2022? Rs 520 and Rs 40 Rs 436 and Rs 20 Rs 400 and Rs 40 Rs 350 and Rs 30 5. What is the fiscal deficit recorded in India for 2021-22 (in percentage of GDP)? 7.51 % 7.01 % 6.71 % 6.21 % 6. Who has been appointed as the MD and CEO of NARCL (National Assets Reconstruction Company Ltd)? Urjit Patel Natarajan Sundar Ashwani Bhatia Nitin Chugh 7. What is the theme of the ‘World No Tobacco Day 2022’? Tobacco: A Threat to our Humanity Tobacco: A Threat to our Enviornment Tobacco: A Threat to our Health Dangers of Smoking 8. Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed ‘Garib Kalyan Sammelan’ in which city? Pune Shimla Varnasi Gandhi Nagar 9. India signed the Permanent Indus Commission (PIC) annual report with which country? Nepal Bangladesh Pakistan China 10. Which company took over Ford’s passenger vehicle manufacturing plant at Sanand in Gujarat? Ola Tata Motors Mahindra and Mahindra Hyundai 11. As per the RBI Annual Report, what is the trend of total number of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICNs) in 2021-22, compared to previous year? Increased Decrased Remained Same Not Calculated 12. Which is the nodal agency of Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM)? ICMR AIIMS NHA Niti Aayog 13. Which institution released a book on the basics of AI titled ‘AI for Everyone’? NITI Aayog World Economic Forum World Bank INDIAai 14. The Centre has recently proposed a scheme worth Rs 1,000 crore to invite private companies to set up manufacturing zones in which sector? Automobiles Textile Semi-conductor Chips Renewable energy 15. ‘Operation Rakth Chandan’ was associated with which institution? Narcotics Control Bureau Indian Army Indian Navy Directorate of Revenue Intelligence 16. Which country has recently signed a free trade agreement (FTA) with the United Arab Emirates? Australia Israel France Italy 17. Which state is the top sugar producer of India in 2021-22? Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Gujarat Karnataka 18. Which institution released the report titled ‘Tobacco: Poisoning Our Planet’? NITI Aayog World Health Organization UNICEF Ministry of Health and Family Welfare 19. Which institution recently unveiled ‘Param Ananta’ Super Computer? IIT Guwahati NIT Tiruchirappalli IIT Gandhinagar IIT Madras 20. The Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) has been extended till which year? 2023-24 2024-25 2029-30 2025-26

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