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Haryana Police ASI’s Son Achieves AIR 21 in NDA on First Attempt
✍️ SSBCrack
🗓 11 Aug 2026, 06:36 PM
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A son of an Assistant Sub-Inspector of Haryana Police secured the 21st All‑India Rank in the National Defence Academy exam on his first attempt.
A young aspirant from Haryana has made headlines after securing the 21st All‑India Rank in the National Defence Academy (NDA) examination on his first attempt. The candidate, whose father serves as an Assistant Sub‑Inspector in the Haryana Police, demonstrated exceptional preparation and focus to achieve this top position.
The NDA exam, conducted by the Union Public Service Commission, is a highly competitive entrance test for the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force. Securing a rank within the top 25 is considered a remarkable achievement, reflecting both academic excellence and disciplined preparation.
While details of the candidate’s background and study routine have not been publicly disclosed, the result underscores the growing trend of children from defence and police families pursuing careers in the armed forces. The achievement has been celebrated by the Haryana Police and local community, who view it as a source of pride for the state.
The Union Public Service Commission will soon announce the list of successful candidates for the NDA, and the top ranks will be invited for the selection process. The young aspirant’s success story is expected to inspire many other students across the country to aim for a career in the armed forces.
The Haryana Police have expressed their support for the candidate’s ambition and have pledged to provide guidance to other aspiring cadets in the region.
The NDA exam, conducted by the Union Public Service Commission, is a highly competitive entrance test for the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force. Securing a rank within the top 25 is considered a remarkable achievement, reflecting both academic excellence and disciplined preparation.
While details of the candidate’s background and study routine have not been publicly disclosed, the result underscores the growing trend of children from defence and police families pursuing careers in the armed forces. The achievement has been celebrated by the Haryana Police and local community, who view it as a source of pride for the state.
The Union Public Service Commission will soon announce the list of successful candidates for the NDA, and the top ranks will be invited for the selection process. The young aspirant’s success story is expected to inspire many other students across the country to aim for a career in the armed forces.
The Haryana Police have expressed their support for the candidate’s ambition and have pledged to provide guidance to other aspiring cadets in the region.