UPSC results for NDA, NA declared on upsc.gov.in; SSB panel to interview shortlisted candidates soon
The UPSC released the result for the 10 September written tests for the national defence academy (NDA) and naval academy (NA) examination


UPSC logo. Image courtesy: upsc.gov.in[/caption]According to a Hindustan Times report, candidates who have cleared the examination will be interviewed by the services selection board (SSB) of the Ministry of Defence for admissions into the Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force wings of the NDA for the 140th course and 102nd Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC).The UPSC commission has issued a link for candidates to check the results and advised candidates to follow the instructions carefully.Meanwhile, an NDTV report advises shortlisted candidates to register themselves online on the Indian Army's recruitment website joinindianarmy.nic.in within two weeks of the announcement of written result. The successful candidates would then be allotted Selection Centres and dates for SSB interview which shall be communicated on their registered e-mail IDs.The courses are all scheduled to commence from 2 July next year. Steps to check UPSC NDA, NA 2017 resultsStep one: Go to UPSC official website: www.upsc.gov.inStep two: Click on the Written Result, NDA and NA II, 2017 link in the What's New section.Step three: In the new window, click on the result document.Step four: A pdf document will open with the roll numbers of the qualified candidates. Check for your roll number in the list given.

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