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      NDA 1 2025 Cut-Off Trends Revealed — Doon Defence Dreamers Emerges as India’s Leading NDA Coaching Institute

      October 14, 2025

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      The NDA 1 2025 cut off list is one of the most awaited updates for defence aspirants who appeared in the April exam. This list tells candidates the minimum marks required to clear the written exam and qualify for the SSB interview round. Every year, thousands of students eagerly wait for the official release to analyze their performance and set goals for the next attempt. The NDA cut off not only shows the competition level but also helps aspirants plan their preparation more strategically. Since UPSC releases the cut off after the final selection process, it becomes a reliable benchmark for future candidates. Understanding how the NDA 1 cut off list is decided can make a big difference in your preparation journey, let’s break it down in simple words.

      What Is NDA 1 Cut Off List? The NDA 1 Cut Off List 2025 is the official score threshold released by UPSC after the entire selection process ends. It includes: •Written Exam Cut Off (out of 900) •Final Merit Cut Off (out of 1800) — which includes SSB marks This list helps candidates understand how much they need to score next time to stay on the safe side.

      Year Exam Written Cutoff* Final Cutoff 2024 NDA-I 291 654 2024 NDA-II 305 673 2023 NDA-I 301 664 2023 NDA-II 292 656 2022 NDA-I 360 720 2022 NDA-II 316 678 2021 NDA-I 343 709 2021 NDA-II 355 726 2020 NDA-I 355 723 2020 NDA-II 355 719 (Data – UPSC official cut off notices) From the pattern above, you can see that the NDA cut off changes slightly every year depending on paper difficulty and the number of candidates.

      How UPSC Decides the Cut Off The NDA 1 2025 cut off list will depend on: •Overall exam difficulty level •Total number of candidates who appeared •Vacancies available for each wing •Average performance of top candidates When the exam is easier, the cut off rises; when it’s tough, the cut off usually drops.

      Download NDA 1 2025 Cut off list PDF You can download the official NDA 1 cut off PDF.

      Click Here to Download NDA 1 Cut Of f List PDF (Official) Smart Tips Based on Cut Off Analysis • Always target 50–60 marks above the expected cut off to stay safe.

      • Focus equally on Maths and GAT, UPSC sets a minimum qualifying mark for both papers.

      • Practice previous year papers and mock tests regularly.

      • Keep track of UPSC announcements so you don’t miss official updates.

      Doon Defence Dreamers Sets a New Benchmark – 35 Selections in NDA 155 SSB One of the biggest success stories of this year comes from Doon Defence Dreamers, a leading NDA coaching institute based in Dehradun. The academy has achieved a record-breaking 35 selections in the NDA 155 SSB interviews within just one month — a remarkable milestone in defence coaching history.

      Strong Female Representation Among these 35 selections candidates, 6 were female cadets, showing that Doon Defence Dreamers is not just producing future officers but also empowering young women to join the armed forces.

      The selected female candidates include Kasak Mehra, Bhawna, Parmeet Kaur, Malvika Maroliya, Aileen, and Megha Malvi.

      One of them, Parmeet Kaur, earned her recommendation from 33 SSB Bhopal, setting an inspiring example for others.

      710 Selections in NDA 2 Result 2025 — Doon Defence Dreamers Sets New Benchmark The NDA 2 Result 2025 turned into a moment of pride for Doon Defence Dreamers, as the academy achieved a record-breaking 710 selections in the written examination. The result, officially released by UPSC on 1 October 2025 after the exam held on 14 September, marked one of the highest success ratios in India’s defence coaching history. What makes this milestone even more special is the institute’s decision to launch a free SSB training batch for all qualified students starting 6 October 2025, continuing their mission to support aspirants beyond the written stage.

      The coaching model focuses on consistent discipline, weekly mock tests, and personal mentorship from experienced officers, ensuring every student is SSB-ready. Experts have predicted the NDA 2 2025 cut-off to fall around 365–375 marks out of 900, reflecting the paper’s moderate difficulty level. With this remarkable result, Doon Defence Dreamers has once again proven that hard work, structured training, and strong leadership can turn dreams of wearing the uniform into reality.

      Multi-Centre Selections Candidates trained under the institute cleared interviews from multiple SSB boards including Bhopal, Allahabad, Bengaluru, and Varanasi proving the consistency and quality of Doon Defence Dreamers’ training across all SSB stages.

      Expert Faculty & Mentorship The institute’s strength lies in its experienced team of retired defence officers who personally guide students through every step of their journey.

      Some of the prominent mentors include: • Group Captain Ambu Ahluwalia – Former Indian Air Force Officer • Colonel Barakoty – Renowned GTO Specialist • Wing Commander Deepak Tyagi – Expert in personality and psychological assessment • Colonel Sandeep Pandey, Captain S. Jaiswal, and other decorated veterans who shape students into future officers.

      Their residential coaching model ensures 360° preparation — starting with morning PT, academic sessions, personality development classes, and daily mock SSB practice.

      Achievements and Recognition Over the years, more than 300 alumni from Doon Defence Dreamers have joined various wings of the Indian Armed Forces.

      Recently, the institute held a felicitation ceremony where Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami congratulated the selected cadets and appreciated the academy’s contribution to national defence education.

      Founder Mr. Hariom Chaudhary also addressed the event, motivating students and highlighting the value of hard work, discipline, and patriotism in achieving uniform dreams.

      Our Achievers AIR ROLL NO NAME 8 1142787 RANVIJAY SINGH RATHORE 24 1444004 LAVIT SHARMA 51 7041436 AYUSH KUMAR 59 1153693 TUSHAR YADAV 127 3551469 SUKHPREET SINGH 141 5142668 ADARSH RAI 146 6646138 SAHIL BHOSALE 185 3551813 SAKSHAM YADAV 191 1140430 MALVIKA 220 1540671 SUMANT KUMAR RAI 263 6942788 ABHISHEK DANDOTIYA 294 1445683 KASAK MEHRA 710 1450730 ANURAG 332 2652693 PRIYANSHU SINGH 357 0241774 ADITYA TRIPATHI 363 1543954 AYUSH RAJ 366 2642022 ANURAG PANDEY 381 1442773 NIKUNJ KHANNA 407 5444959 BHAWANA 517 5942592 PARMEET KAUR 570 1444951 EALEEN BASYAN 661 5442311 PRINCE MEHRA 698 2141448 PRASHANT UPADHYAY 718 3541914 AJAY 363 1543954 AYUSH RAJ Why It Matters The achievements of Doon Defence Dreamers in both NDA 1 and NDA 2 2025 have set an extraordinary benchmark in defence education. From achieving 35 recommendations in NDA 1 SSB, including 6 female cadets, to producing a record-breaking 710 written selections in NDA 2 2025, the institute has proved that consistent effort and the right mentorship lead to real results. These milestones show that success in defence exams isn’t about luck — it’s about discipline, focused preparation, and expert guidance. Doon Defence Dreamers’ journey reflects what every aspirant can achieve with dedication and the right training environment. Their results are not just numbers but a symbol of hope, hard work, and the unbreakable spirit of India’s next generation of officers.

      Final Thought The NDA 1 2025 cut off list gives every aspirant a clear understanding of the competition and what it takes to succeed in the written exam. Whether you cleared it this time or missed it narrowly, treat these numbers as your roadmap for the next attempt. Analyze your weak areas, strengthen your basics, and keep practicing consistently. Remember, every failure is just another step closer to success in the defence journey. With discipline, strategy, and self-belief, you can easily surpass the cut off in your next attempt. Keep your focus sharp, stay consistent, and never lose the motivation that brought you here in the first place — your name can be on that merit list next time.

      Success in NDA is not about luck — it’s about consistency, patience, and discipline.

      (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR

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