NDA Application Through JEE Mains: Can I Take the Exam?

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Ans: Hi Balaraju
For NDA, the distant vision (corrected) should be 6/6 in the better and 6/9 in the worse. Myopia should not exceed 2.5 D, while Hypermetropia should not exceed 3.5 D, including Astigmatism. Binocular vision should be Grade III

Ans: Hello Balaraju
Yes, she can prepare for NDA alongside JEE preparation, but she will need additional preparation for the General Ability Test (GAT) section. She also needs to check if her vision meets the NDA medical standards. Generally, candidates need to have 6/6 vision in both eyes. However, since your daughter has -3.0 D eyesight, she might be disqualified from the initial medical exam.
Your daughter is very busy focusing on multiple exams like JEE Mains, KCET, and boards. It’s great that she's considering the NDA exam as well. For NDA one should prepare for the Mathematics and General Ability Test (GAT). To some extent, the preparation of Mathematics may be useful, but she has to prepare for GPT separately. If she is confident, then it is possible for us.
Best of luck for her future. Finally, I would recommend checking with an optometrist or a military medical officer to understand if corrective surgery or other options might help in her case which is a basic condition for NDA.
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Ans: Hello Priyansh
No. But why you need to appear again via the CBSE board is not clear.

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