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UPSC NDA / NA-I Answer Key 2026 Out – Download PDF

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·16 Apr 2026

UPSC NDA / NA-I Answer Key 2026 Out – Download PDF

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the Answer Key for NDA / NA-I Examination 2026. Candidates who appeared in the exam conducted on 12 April 2026 can now download the answer key and evaluate their performance.

Overview

Particulars	Details
Organization	Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)
Exam Name	NDA / NA-I 2026
Total Vacancies	394
Exam Date	12 April 2026
Answer Key Release	16 April 2026
Mode of Exam	Offline
Papers	Mathematics & GAT
Total Marks	900

1. Important Dates

Event	Date
Application Start Date	10 December 2025
Last Date to Apply	30 December 2025
Last Date for Fee Payment	30 December 2025
Admit Card Release	Before Exam
Exam Date	12 April 2026
Answer Key Release	16 April 2026

2. Application Fee

General / OBC: ₹100
SC / ST / Female: ₹0

Payment Modes:

Debit Card
Credit Card
Internet Banking
IMPS
Mobile Wallet

3. Age Limit

Candidates must be born between 02 July 2007 to 01 July 2010

Age relaxation is applicable as per UPSC rules.

4. Vacancy Details

Academy	Post	Vacancies
National Defence Academy (NDA)	Army	208
National Defence Academy (NDA)	Navy	42
National Defence Academy (NDA)	Air Force	120
Naval Academy (NA)	10+2 Cadet Entry	24

5. Eligibility Criteria

1. Army Wing:
- Passed Class 12 (Intermediate) from a recognized board
1. Navy & Air Force Wings:
- Passed Class 12 with Physics and Mathematics

Candidates must also meet the age eligibility requirements.

6. Selection Process

1. Written Examination
1. SSB Interview
1. Document Verification
1. Medical Examination

7. How to Download UPSC NDA / NA-I Answer Key 2026

1. Visit the official UPSC website.
1. Go to the Answer Key / Latest Updates section.
1. Click on the NDA / NA-I Answer Key 2026 link.
1. The answer key will open in PDF format.
1. Download the file.
1. Match your responses with the official answers.

Important Note

The answer key is provisional, and candidates may get an opportunity to raise objections if allowed.
It helps in estimating expected scores before the final result.