NDA Admission Application Form 2024/2025 (76th Regular Course)


Seeking admission into the esteemed Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) for the 76th regular course is no trifling matter. What are the requisites for the 2023/2024 academic term? How does the application process unfold, and what are the pivotal dates to earmark? Delve into this comprehensive overview to equip oneself with critical insights, ensuring a robust and informed application endeavour.

Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Admission Form

The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), a pillar of military and academic excellence, has officially commenced its admission process for the 76th regular course degree programmes for the 2023/2024 academic session. Aspiring cadets, here’s everything you need to know to navigate this crucial phase of your academic journey.

Overview of the NDA’s 76th Regular Course

Admitted candidates into NDA’s regular course will experience an intensive five-year military and academic training. This isn’t just any academic endeavour; upon the successful culmination of their training, cadets will not only earn an honours degree in a core discipline (BSc, BEng, BA) but will also be awarded a prestigious Presidential Commission into the Armed Forces of Nigeria.

Before you proceed, check Nigerian Defence Academy Courses and Requirements.

Key Dates to Remember

The online application form for the 76th regular course admission is available from Monday, 30 October 2023, and will remain accessible until 30 April 2024. It’s worth noting that both male and female Nigerian candidates are eligible to apply.

Screening Test Insights

The first phase of the Post-UTME screening will be the screening test. To be eligible, candidates must possess a JAMB 2024 Registration Number. Furthermore, there’s a cut-off to bear in mind:

  • A minimum score of 180 for Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Science, and Military Science & Interdisciplinary Studies.
  • A score of 210 for the Faculty of Engineering.

For context, only those who meet or surpass these thresholds will be considered for admission by the AFSB.

Clarifications on Cadet Status

An important distinction for candidates: upon securing admission, cadets are full-time students, not employees-in-training. Thus, they cannot claim any form of employment rights or engagements with either the Academy or the Federal Government of Nigeria unless they are commissioned as officers.

NDA 76th Regular Course Admission Requirements

To ensure eligibility, candidates must:

  • Be medically, physically fit and uphold good moral character.
  • Be a single male or female without legal obligations to any dependents.
  • Furnish a Certificate of indigeneship from relevant government bodies.
  • Fall within the age bracket of 17 to 21 years as of August 2024.
  • Possess at least 5 O-level credits in relevant subjects, including English and Mathematics.
  • Meet JAMB’s required standards for the UTME.
  • Adhere to height requirements: 1.68m for males and 1.65m for females.
  • Bonus: Proficiency in French, Arabic or Mandarin offers a competitive edge.

Note: Applicants should remember that only recent O-level results (within 5 years from the exam date) are accepted, and the admission process is exclusive to Nigerian candidates.

SEE ALSO: NDA Entrance Exam Date and  NDA Examination Centres in Nigeria.

Application Procedure

  1. Begin your journey at NDA here.
  2. Navigate to the application portal, choose “Purchase Access Code” and make a payment of N3,500.00 via REMITA. Ensure payments align with RRR Codes generated from the application portal.
  3. Prospective cadets must also register with JAMB, selecting NDA as their primary institution of choice and appearing for the UTME.
  4. Once your online application is complete, don’t forget to download your Acknowledgement Form.

Screening Test Day Essentials

Scheduled for Saturday, 25 May 2024, candidates should carry:

  • Acknowledgement Form
  • Screening Test Admission Card
  • JAMB result slip
  • TWO 3.5 x 5-inch postcard-sized photographs with essential details.

Successful candidates in this phase will progress to the Armed Forces Selection Board for the second phase.

Other Key Information

The Federal Government of Nigeria will bear all training expenses for Regular Course cadets. Additionally, a Compendium of Past Questions & Answers is available for candidates from the NDA’s registry.

Contacts:

 

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