Bhopal / Indore: Less than two months after the Supreme Court opened the Elite National Defense Academy to girls, the women’s candidate first appeared for the written part of the entrance examination, which was carried out by UPSC, on Sunday.
Josh is high.
And if you stand outside one of the exam centers, one thing that is striking with his absence – chaperoning parents of girls.
In fact, many of them spoke to laugh and say their parents did not have the instructions they tried for NDA.
Others say they don’t need to convince their parents – they are quite happy to hear their daughter want to be uniformed.
The selection was impressive – around 75% of the girls who had registered appeared for this test.
Those who meet the requirements will go to the five-day SSB – one of the most tiring and unforgettable ‘interviews’ in this country.
Many of them have departed from the districts which are far in the time of WEE on time to collect 8.30 in the morning.
In Indore, the 12th grade students of Divya Patel, who came from Pithampur, looked around and said: “It feels good to be here, like being part of history.
I wish I would pass, but even if not, I can say I was the first “Some candidates come from military backgrounds, but most of it – more than 60% – aim to become the first faujis in their families.
The candidates felt that they did not get enough time to prepare for the test.
“We don’t know whether girls will be allowed to start this year or the next one,” said Bhaskar.
It was September 22 that the Supreme Court rejected the government’s request to postpone the exam until next year.
“We give hope to girls.
We cannot deny those who hope now,” said SC.