National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination (I), 2026 – Final Results Announcement

A major announcement has emerged for the millions of young aspirants dreaming of careers in the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force. On November 6, 2026, the Joint Entrance Examination Board officially declared the final results for the National Defence Academy (NDA) and Indian Naval Academy (INA) Examination (I), 2026. This examination was conducted for young individuals who aspire to play a significant role in the Indian Armed Forces and are prepared to dedicate their service to the nation's defense.

Candidates who participated in the examination have been in a state of intense hope and anxiety, which has now concluded with today's results. The Board has ensured that the declaration process was entirely transparent and impartial, guaranteeing that every candidate receives justice commensurate with their hard work and merit. With the declaration of the final results, the list of all candidates who successfully cleared the first stage of selection has been released.

This initial stage of the selection process is of paramount importance, as admission is granted solely on the basis of scores obtained in the written examination. Candidates who have succeeded in this stage will now be automatically registered for the next phase. The subsequent stage will be the interview examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). During this interview, candidates will be assessed on their physical fitness, mental fortitude, leadership capabilities, and general knowledge.

It is essential for candidates to note that high-security protocols have been implemented for verifying results. As per the instructions, candidates must visit the official website and enter their roll number and date of birth to view their results. To avoid any rumors or misunderstandings, the Board has requested all candidates to obtain information exclusively from official sources.

The increasing participation in this year's examination reflects the growing love and dedication of the nation's youth towards the Armed Forces. The government and the Ministry of Defence have consistently encouraged young people to contribute to the service of the country, with NDA and INA being key avenues through which the nation's future defenders are groomed. Candidates who were unsuccessful this time are advised to begin preparing for future attempts rather than feeling disheartened, as perseverance is the key to success. The path to joining the Indian Defence Services is challenging, but those who overcome it become part of a great service to the nation.