UPSC NDA 2 final result 2024 has been declared officially by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), sending a tide of happiness and pride among aspirants nationwide. A total of 792 candidates have cleared the National Defence Academy (NDA) and Naval Academy (NA) Examination (II), 2024. These candidates have secured their places after clearing both the written exam held on September 1, 2024, and the following Services Selection Board (SSB) interviews conducted by the Ministry of Defence.
The announced list comprises the roll numbers and names of all the chosen candidates who are now destined to be a part of the 154th NDA Course and the 116th Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC). Out of them, Imon Ghosh stood as the topper, acquiring the first position in the UPSC NDA 2 merit list 2024.
Imon Ghosh Tops NDA 2 Exam 2024
UPSC assured that the merit list has been made entirely on the basis of performance of candidates in the written exam and SSB interviews. Medical test results were not taken into account while making the final ranking. UPSC NDA 2 final list proves to be a transparent and merit-based selection process with an aim towards inducting the best brains in the Indian defence forces.
A closer examination of the top ranks indicates the dominance of students from different parts of the country. Next to Imon Ghosh, four other candidates in the merit list are Divyansh Solanki, Rutuja Warhade, Garv Kumar, and Kartik Pant, a moment of pride for the nation’s future defense forces.
What does UPSC NDA 2 final selection signify for candidates?
UPSC NDA 2 selection translates to the fact that these 792 candidates will now go through rigorous training at the NDA to become part of the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force wings. NDA, at Khadakwasla in Pune, is famous for imparting cadets into military leadership through a carefully planned regimen of academic, physical, and command training.
Interestingly, Rutuja Warhade, who achieved third rank, is among the leading ladies this year, a pointer towards growing gender inclusivity in the defence forces.
UPSC NDA 2: What is next for selected candidates?
UPSC NDA 2 final results are accompanied by an important rider—candidature is provisional. All the candidates finally selected have to send required documents like proof of date of birth, educational qualifications, and other eligibility factors. The documents are to be sent to the Additional Directorate General of Recruiting, Ministry of Defence. Failure to do so may lead to disqualification.
Additionally, candidates are also required to notify the Army Headquarters of any personal details changes such as contact address for easy communication and induction.
UPSC NDA 2: When and where will the marks be available?
UPSC has announced that the marks scored by candidates in the NDA 2 exam 2024 will be uploaded on its official website (https://www.upsc.gov.in) within 15 days of the result declaration. Candidates in need of help or clarification may approach the UPSC facilitation counter or log on to reach respective Defence Wing websites for further details.
UPSC NDA 2 Final Merit List: Top 20 Candidates
- Imon Ghosh (Roll No: 1445788)
- Divyansh Solanki (2655721)
- Rutuja Warhade (6649851)
- Garv Kumar (1147914)
- Kartik Pant (1443420)
- Vansh Aggarwal (0343296)
- Pranav Sharma (8840999)
- Aryan Deshwal (3555222)
- Aryan Sofeth (3548394)
- Raghav Verma (8540576)
- Anhad Singh Khatumria (3557758)
- Aditya Suresh Jadhav (6648326)
- Shravan Atul Dhaigude (6641383)
- Brahma Swarupanaanda Das (1450532)
- Shravan Agarwal (1448178)
- Madhur Singal (3555187)
- Aditya Raj (1552358)
- Nakshatra (1447768)
- Khushi (0853617)
- Puranik Aanjaneya Laxmikant (6651991)
UPSC NDA 2: A Stepping Stone Towards Nation Building
With the UPSC NDA 2 final results now out, a fresh batch of determined and talented individuals will soon begin their training to serve in the Indian Armed Forces. The significance of this milestone is immense—not just for the selected candidates but also for the nation, which looks forward to welcoming the next generation of military leaders committed to its security and sovereignty.
These successful candidates will now set themselves to undergo tough military training, hone leadership qualities, and adopt a life of discipline and service to the nation. As they enter the National Defence Academy and Indian Naval Academy, their transition from civilian to uniformed service begins—with great pride, purpose, and responsibility.
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