Are you Preparing for the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) screening test? Practicing past questions is one of the best ways to get ready. This page gives you free NDA past questions and answers, explains how the admission process works, and shows you how to get the full compendium for all states.
How NDA admission works
The NDA Regular Course is a 5-year cadet programme that ends with a degree and a commission as an officer. Admission happens in stages, so let’s go through them.
NDA Application and UTME
Applicants must write the latest UTME and choose NDA Kaduna as their first-choice institution. After that, you apply on the NDA portal.
For the 78 Regular Course, applications opened on 28 November 2025 and closed on 30 April 2026, and the application form cost ₦7,000. Only pay through the official portal, because NDA warned that other payment routes are not accepted.
NDA Screening test
The Nda screening test is a written aptitude paper that you take at your chosen centre. Candidates choose their preferred exam state, and they receive their assigned centre details shortly before the test. So always rely on your admission card, not an old list.
AFSB interview
Candidates who pass the screening go to the Armed Forces Selection Board (AFSB). For the 78 Regular Course, the AFSB ran from 4 July to 19 August 2026.
NDA Admission list
NDA then publishes the list of successful and reserve candidates. In 2026, successful candidates were told to report to the Ribadu Campus in Kaduna on 12 September, and anyone who missed the 14 September deadline lost the slot.
Free Update Compile Of NDA Compendium Past questions and answers
. The Nigerian Defence Academy is located in which state?
A. Lagos B. Kaduna C. Abuja D. Plateau
Answer: B. Kaduna
2. What is the primary mission of the Nigerian Army?
A. Law enforcement B. Disaster relief C. National defence D. Counter-terrorism
Answer: C. National defence
3. In Nigerian Army ranks, what does “GOC” stand for?
A. General Officer Commanding B. Group Operations Centre C. Ground Operations Commander D. General Officer Cadet
Answer: A. General Officer Commanding
4. What is the official language of the Nigerian Army?
A. Yoruba B. Igbo C. English D. Hausa
Answer: C. English
5. In which year did Nigeria gain independence?
A. 1957 B. 1960 C. 1970 D. 1990
Answer: B. 1960
6. What is the primary function of the executive branch in a presidential system?
A. Enacting laws B. Adjudicating disputes C. Implementing laws D. Drafting legislation
Answer: C. Implementing laws
7. What is the purpose of the judicial branch?
A. Enforcing laws B. Making laws C. Interpreting laws D. Proposing laws
Answer: C. Interpreting laws
8. Which is a fundamental principle of democracy?
A. Oligarchy B. Rule of law C. Authoritarianism D. Totalitarianism
Answer: B. Rule of law
9. How many members does the US Senate have?
A. 100 B. 435 C. 538 D. 50
Answer: A. 100
10. What is a bicameral legislature?
A. One with two chambers B. One with a single chamber C. One without elected members D. One with three chambers
Answer: A. One with two chambers
How to prepare for the NDA screening test?
1. First, master English and Mathematics. Every candidate writes them, so they carry the most weight.
Then, practise by subject. Do 20 to 30 questions on one subject at a time.
2. Switch to timed sets. Aim to finish with minutes to spare.
3. Review every mistake. Go back to the topic for each wrong answer.
3. Prepare beyond the written test. The AFSB stage tests fitness, discipline, and communication, so don’t leave them to the last week.
When is NDA screening Centres by State?
Centres are assigned to each candidate that passed the cut of mark. You can also confirm yours on your admission card.
The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) has chosen specific places in Nigeria where exams will happen. The government approved these places. The list of these approved exam centers is below.
- Adamawa: Government Day Secondary School, Opposite HQ 23 Armd Bde, Yola
- Akwa Ibom: Community Secondary School, Aka Offot, Uyo.
- Bauchi: Government Day Secondary School/Command Day Secondary School, Shadawaka Barracks, Bauchi.
- Borno: Command Day Secondary School, Maimalari Cantonment, Maiduguri
- Edo: Army Day Secondary School NASST, Benin
- Enugu: Command Day Secondary School, Abakpa Barracks, Enugu
- FCT: Command Children School, Mogadishu Cantonment, Abuja
- Imo: Holy Ghost College, Owerri
- Kaduna: Nigerian Defence Academy, Old Site, Ribadu Campus, Kaduna
- Kaduna: Nigerian Defence Academy, Permanent Site, Afaka, Kaduna
- Kano: Air Force Comprehensive Secondary School, Kano
- Kwara: Nigerian Army School of Education (NASE) Ilorin
- Lagos: Command Day Secondary School, Ikeja Cantonment, Lagos
- Lagos: Command Day Secondary School, Ojo, Lagos
- Ondo: Command Secondary School, Akure
- Oyo: Command Day Secondary School Odogbo, Ibadan
- Plateau: Command Secondary School, Zaria Road.
Notes, all the NDA past questions and answers for all the state centre are available here.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I get NDA past questions and answers?
Start with the free samples on this page. If you want more practice, get the full compendium PDF for ₦3,000. It covers all states.
Is this pack only for Adamawa State?
No. The compendium covers all states. Adamawa, Kano, and Akwa Ibom are simply states where candidates write.
How do I register for the NDA Regular Course?
Write the UTME, choose NDA Kaduna as your first choice, and apply on the official NDA portal when the window opens. NDA usually opens applications around November, so watch its official site.
How much is the NDA application form?
For the 78 Regular Course, it was ₦7,000. Check the current notice for the next course, because fees can change.
When is the NDA screening test?
The date changes with each course. you can follow us to check for the current one or the official website, and you can also check your admission card for your centre.
Is NDA admission free?
Cadets don’t pay school fees in the Regular Course. Confirm other costs in the official notice.
How do I find my NDA screening centre?
You find your Nda screening centre through your admission card first. If it doesn’t help, ask someone who knows the area, and confirm the address through official NDA channels before you travel.
The Nigeria Defence Academic Past Questions and Answers Cover
English language
Mathematics
Physics
Biology
Economics and more.
NDA COMPENDIUM SUBJECT COMBINATIONS FOR 2026/2027
You write four subjects, and which ones depend on your chosen course. Mathematics is compulsory for all applicants.
- English language
- Mathematics,
- Physics,
- Biology,
- Economics,
- Geography,
- Government
- Civic Education,
- Arabic
- CRK
- IRK.

NDA ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS INTO ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS OF THE NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY KADUNA 2026/2027 SESSION
1. Candidates eligible for 78 Regular Course admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) must have the following:
a. Must be medically and physically fit and must be of good moral character.
b. Must be single male or female without legal obligation to support any child or other individuals.
c. Present a Certificate of indigeneship from the state government or local government area.
d. Be at least 17 years old and NOT more than 21 years old as at August 2024 (the year of entry into the Academy).
e. Must have a minimum of 5 ordinary level credits at GCE,SSCE (WAEC,NECO, NBAIS and NABTEB) English language, Mathematics and three other subjects which are relevant to the intended programme at not more than 2 sittings.
f. Must have passed the Unified Tertiary Matriculation examinations (UTME) and attained an acceptable minimum national standard (as determined by JAMB annual policy meeting).
g. Must NOT be less than 1.68meters tall for male and 1.65meters for female.
h. knowledge of French, Arabic or Madarin language is an added advantage.
2. Candidates are to note the following:
a. Application forms submitted without ordinary level results will
NOT be accepted.
b. Candidates awaiting results are not qualified.
c. Only ordinary level examination results of NOT more than 5 years old from the date of examination will be accepted.
d. Admission into the Academy is for both male and female Nigerians only.
3. Cadets upon admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy are full time students and not employees in training.
They shall not claim any form of right or engagement whatsoever as an employee of the institution or Federal
Government of Nigeria upon dismissal or withdrawal from the Academy before
commission as an office.

