UPSC NDA Final Result 2020 declared: Steps to check list of 533 candidates who cleared exams on upsc.gov.in

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NDA Final Results 2020 | The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Saturday declared the final results of the National Defence Academy (NDA) and the Naval Academy Examination (NAE).

Candidates who appeared for the exam can check the results by visiting the official UPSC website upsc.gov.in, or by visiting the result page directly by clicking here.

However, marks of the candidates will be available on the website after 15 days from the date of declaration of final results, the UPSC said.

According to a report on PTI, 533 candidates have passed the examinations. The full list of candidates who cleared the exam can be downloaded by clicking here.

The list was issued in order of merit of 533 candidates who have qualified on the basis of the results of the written examination held by the UPSC on 6 September, 2020, and the subsequent interviews held by the Services Selection Board (SSB), the UPSC said.

The examinations were held for admission to the Army, the Navy and the Air Force wings of the NDA for the 145th Course and the Naval Academy for the 107th Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC), it said in a statement.

For detailed information about the date of commencement of the above courses, the candidates may visit the websites of the Ministry of Defence, it said.

The results of the medical examination have not been taken into account in preparing the lists, the UPSC said.

With inputs from PTI



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