NDA 2 2026: 100 Most Important Questions for Final Revision Before the 13 September Exam
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    NDA 2 2026: 100 Most Important Questions for Final Revision Before the 13 September Exam

    NDA 2 2026: 100 Most Important Questions for Final Revision Before the 13 September Exam

    NDA 2 2026 is just around the corner. With the examination scheduled for 13 September 2026, the final days should be used for smart revision rather than trying to complete the entire syllabus again.

    This special revision set from The Original Tutors contains 100 important NDA-level questions covering Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, Geography, Polity, General Science, English and recent current affairs.

    These are not claims about the questions that will appear in the actual NDA 2 2026 paper. Instead, they are designed to help aspirants revise important concepts and frequently tested areas before the examination.

    Last 7 Days Rule: Revise → Practise → Analyse → Repeat.

    NDA 2 2026 Final Revision: 100 Important Questions

    SECTION A — MATHEMATICS

    Questions 1–25

    1. If A = {1, 2, 3} and B = {2, 3, 4}, what is A ∩ B?

    A. {1, 4}

    B. {2, 3}

    C. {1, 2, 3, 4}

    D. {3, 4}

    Answer: B — {2, 3}

    2. If the roots of x² − 5x + 6 = 0 are α and β, what is α + β?

    A. 5

    B. 6

    C. −5

    D. −6

    Answer: A — 5

    3. What is the value of sin²θ + cos²θ?

    A. 0

    B. 1

    C. 2

    D. sin θ

    Answer: B — 1

    4. If tan θ = 1, where θ is an acute angle, then θ is:

    A. 30°

    B. 45°

    C. 60°

    D. 90°

    Answer: B — 45°

    5. What is the determinant of the matrix [[2, 3], [1, 4]]?

    A. 5

    B. 8

    C. 11

    D. 6

    Answer: A — 5

    6. The sum of the first n natural numbers is:

    A. n²

    B. n(n + 1)/2

    C. n(n − 1)/2

    D. 2n

    Answer: B

    7. The number of ways of selecting 2 objects from 5 objects is:

    A. 5

    B. 10

    C. 15

    D. 20

    Answer: B — 10

    8. What is the probability of getting a head when a fair coin is tossed once?

    A. 0

    B. 1

    C. 1/2

    D. 1/4

    Answer: C — 1/2

    9. The slope of a line parallel to the x-axis is:

    A. 1

    B. −1

    C. 0

    D. Undefined

    Answer: C — 0

    10. The distance between the points (0,0) and (3,4) is:

    A. 3

    B. 4

    C. 5

    D. 7

    Answer: C — 5

    11. The derivative of x² with respect to x is:

    A. x

    B. 2x

    C. x²

    D. 2

    Answer: B — 2x

    12. The derivative of sin x is:

    A. −sin x

    B. cos x

    C. −cos x

    D. tan x

    Answer: B — cos x

    13. ∫2x dx is equal to:

    A. x² + C

    B. 2x² + C

    C. x + C

    D. 2 + C

    Answer: A — x² + C

    14. The mean of 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 is:

    A. 5

    B. 6

    C. 7

    D. 8

    Answer: B — 6

    15. The volume of a cylinder of radius r and height h is:

    A. πrh

    B. 2πrh

    C. πr²h

    D. 2πr²h

    Answer: C — πr²h

    16. If two vectors are perpendicular, their dot product is:

    A. 1

    B. −1

    C. 0

    D. Infinity

    Answer: C — 0

    17. If log₁₀100 = x, then x equals:

    A. 1

    B. 2

    C. 10

    D. 100

    Answer: B — 2

    18. The roots of x² − 9 = 0 are:

    A. 3 only

    B. −3 only

    C. ±3

    D. 9 and −9

    Answer: C — ±3

    19. If a:b = 2:3 and b:c = 3:4, then a:c is:

    A. 1:2

    B. 2:4

    C. 2:3

    D. 3:4

    Answer: B — 1:2

    20. What is the value of 5! ?

    A. 20

    B. 60

    C. 100

    D. 120

    Answer: D — 120

    21. The equation of the x-axis is:

    A. x = 0

    B. y = 0

    C. x = y

    D. x + y = 0

    Answer: B — y = 0

    22. The probability of an impossible event is:

    A. 0

    B. 1

    C. −1

    D. 1/2

    Answer: A — 0

    23. If a matrix has equal number of rows and columns, it is called a:

    A. Row matrix

    B. Column matrix

    C. Square matrix

    D. Null matrix

    Answer: C — Square matrix

    24. The sum of angles of a triangle is:

    A. 90°

    B. 180°

    C. 270°

    D. 360°

    Answer: B — 180°

    25. If the radius of a circle is doubled, its area becomes:

    A. 2 times

    B. 3 times

    C. 4 times

    D. 8 times

    Answer: C — 4 times

    SECTION B — PHYSICS

    Questions 26–40

    26. What is the SI unit of force?

    A. Joule

    B. Newton

    C. Watt

    D. Pascal

    Answer: B — Newton

    27. Newton's first law is also known as the law of:

    A. Gravitation

    B. Acceleration

    C. Inertia

    D. Momentum

    Answer: C — Inertia

    28. The SI unit of work is:

    A. Watt

    B. Newton

    C. Joule

    D. Pascal

    Answer: C — Joule

    29. The acceleration due to gravity near the Earth's surface is approximately:

    A. 4.9 m/s²

    B. 9.8 m/s²

    C. 19.6 m/s²

    D. 98 m/s²

    Answer: B — 9.8 m/s²

    30. Which quantity is measured in watts?

    A. Energy

    B. Force

    C. Power

    D. Momentum

    Answer: C — Power

    31. The speed of light is maximum in:

    A. Water

    B. Glass

    C. Vacuum

    D. Diamond

    Answer: C — Vacuum

    32. Which lens is generally used to correct myopia?

    A. Convex lens

    B. Concave lens

    C. Cylindrical lens only

    D. Plane glass

    Answer: B — Concave lens

    33. The SI unit of electric current is:

    A. Volt

    B. Ohm

    C. Ampere

    D. Coulomb

    Answer: C — Ampere

    34. Ohm's law is represented by:

    A. V = IR

    B. P = VI

    C. F = ma

    D. W = Fs

    Answer: A — V = IR

    35. Which instrument measures electric current?

    A. Voltmeter

    B. Ammeter

    C. Barometer

    D. Hygrometer

    Answer: B — Ammeter

    36. Sound cannot travel through:

    A. Solids

    B. Liquids

    C. Gases

    D. Vacuum

    Answer: D — Vacuum

    37. Which form of energy is stored in a stretched spring?

    A. Nuclear energy

    B. Elastic potential energy

    C. Chemical energy

    D. Sound energy

    Answer: B — Elastic potential energy

    38. Which phenomenon explains the formation of a rainbow?

    A. Reflection only

    B. Dispersion of light

    C. Magnetism

    D. Conduction

    Answer: B — Dispersion of light

    39. A transformer works on the principle of:

    A. Electromagnetic induction

    B. Electrolysis

    C. Thermal expansion

    D. Photoelectric effect

    Answer: A — Electromagnetic induction

    40. Which particle has a negative electric charge?

    A. Proton

    B. Neutron

    C. Electron

    D. Nucleus

    Answer: C — Electron

    SECTION C — CHEMISTRY

    Questions 41–50

    41. What is the atomic number of hydrogen?

    A. 0

    B. 1

    C. 2

    D. 8

    Answer: B — 1

    42. The pH of a neutral solution at 25°C is approximately:

    A. 0

    B. 5

    C. 7

    D. 14

    Answer: C — 7

    43. Which gas is essential for respiration?

    A. Nitrogen

    B. Oxygen

    C. Carbon dioxide

    D. Hydrogen

    Answer: B — Oxygen

    44. The chemical formula of water is:

    A. CO₂

    B. H₂O

    C. O₂

    D. H₂

    Answer: B — H₂O

    45. Which metal is liquid at room temperature?

    A. Iron

    B. Copper

    C. Mercury

    D. Aluminium

    Answer: C — Mercury

    46. Rusting of iron requires oxygen and:

    A. Nitrogen

    B. Moisture

    C. Hydrogen

    D. Carbon monoxide

    Answer: B — Moisture

    47. The gas used by green plants during photosynthesis is:

    A. Oxygen

    B. Nitrogen

    C. Carbon dioxide

    D. Hydrogen

    Answer: C — Carbon dioxide

    48. Which of the following is an acid?

    A. NaOH

    B. HCl

    C. NaCl

    D. CaO

    Answer: B — HCl

    49. The hardest naturally occurring substance is:

    A. Iron

    B. Graphite

    C. Diamond

    D. Quartz

    Answer: C — Diamond

    50. The periodic table is arranged primarily according to:

    A. Atomic mass

    B. Atomic number

    C. Density

    D. Melting point

    Answer: B — Atomic number

    SECTION D — BIOLOGY & GENERAL SCIENCE

    Questions 51–60

    51. The basic structural and functional unit of life is:

    A. Tissue

    B. Organ

    C. Cell

    D. Nucleus

    Answer: C — Cell

    52. Which organ pumps blood throughout the human body?

    A. Liver

    B. Kidney

    C. Heart

    D. Lung

    Answer: C — Heart

    53. Which blood cells are primarily responsible for fighting infections?

    A. Red blood cells

    B. White blood cells

    C. Platelets

    D. Plasma cells only

    Answer: B — White blood cells

    54. Which organ is primarily responsible for filtering blood and forming urine?

    A. Heart

    B. Kidney

    C. Stomach

    D. Pancreas

    Answer: B — Kidney

    55. Photosynthesis mainly takes place in the:

    A. Nucleus

    B. Chloroplast

    C. Mitochondria

    D. Ribosome

    Answer: B — Chloroplast

    56. Which vitamin is produced in the skin in the presence of sunlight?

    A. Vitamin A

    B. Vitamin B12

    C. Vitamin C

    D. Vitamin D

    Answer: D — Vitamin D

    57. The largest organ of the human body is:

    A. Liver

    B. Brain

    C. Skin

    D. Lung

    Answer: C — Skin

    58. Which hormone regulates blood sugar levels?

    A. Insulin

    B. Thyroxine

    C. Adrenaline

    D. Estrogen

    Answer: A — Insulin

    59. Which part of the plant mainly absorbs water and minerals from the soil?

    A. Leaf

    B. Stem

    C. Root

    D. Flower

    Answer: C — Root

    60. Malaria is caused by a:

    A. Virus

    B. Bacterium

    C. Protozoan

    D. Fungus

    Answer: C — Protozoan

    SECTION E — HISTORY

    Questions 61–70

    61. Who founded the Mauryan Empire?

    A. Ashoka

    B. Chandragupta Maurya

    C. Harshavardhana

    D. Samudragupta

    Answer: B — Chandragupta Maurya

    62. Ashoka belonged to which dynasty?

    A. Gupta

    B. Maurya

    C. Chola

    D. Mughal

    Answer: B — Maurya

    63. Who wrote the Arthashastra?

    A. Kalidasa

    B. Kautilya

    C. Banabhatta

    D. Megasthenes

    Answer: B — Kautilya

    64. The Battle of Plassey was fought in:

    A. 1757

    B. 1764

    C. 1857

    D. 1947

    Answer: A — 1757

    65. The Revolt of 1857 began at:

    A. Delhi

    B. Meerut

    C. Kanpur

    D. Lucknow

    Answer: B — Meerut

    66. Who founded the Indian National Congress in 1885 along with other early leaders?

    A. A.O. Hume

    B. Lord Curzon

    C. Lord Mountbatten

    D. Warren Hastings

    Answer: A — A.O. Hume

    67. The Non-Cooperation Movement was launched under the leadership of:

    A. Subhas Chandra Bose

    B. Mahatma Gandhi

    C. Jawaharlal Nehru

    D. Sardar Patel

    Answer: B — Mahatma Gandhi

    68. The Dandi March was associated with the:

    A. Quit India Movement

    B. Civil Disobedience Movement

    C. Non-Cooperation Movement

    D. Swadeshi Movement

    Answer: B — Civil Disobedience Movement

    69. The Quit India Movement was launched in:

    A. 1919

    B. 1930

    C. 1942

    D. 1947

    Answer: C — 1942

    70. Who gave the slogan “Give me blood and I will give you freedom”?

    A. Bhagat Singh

    B. Subhas Chandra Bose

    C. Mahatma Gandhi

    D. Bal Gangadhar Tilak

    Answer: B — Subhas Chandra Bose

    SECTION F — GEOGRAPHY

    Questions 71–80

    71. Which is the longest river in India?

    A. Yamuna

    B. Godavari

    C. Ganga

    D. Narmada

    Answer: C — Ganga

    72. Which river is known as the “Sorrow of Bihar”?

    A. Kosi

    B. Narmada

    C. Tapi

    D. Krishna

    Answer: A — Kosi

    73. The Tropic of Cancer passes through how many Indian states?

    A. 6

    B. 7

    C. 8

    D. 9

    Answer: C — 8

    74. Which soil is particularly suitable for cotton cultivation?

    A. Alluvial soil

    B. Black soil

    C. Laterite soil

    D. Mountain soil

    Answer: B — Black soil

    75. The Western Ghats are also known as:

    A. Sahyadri

    B. Shivalik

    C. Aravalli

    D. Nilgiri

    Answer: A — Sahyadri

    76. Which is the largest ocean in the world?

    A. Atlantic Ocean

    B. Indian Ocean

    C. Pacific Ocean

    D. Arctic Ocean

    Answer: C — Pacific Ocean

    77. Which Indian state has the longest coastline?

    A. Kerala

    B. Gujarat

    C. Tamil Nadu

    D. Andhra Pradesh

    Answer: B — Gujarat

    78. The Sundarbans are primarily associated with:

    A. Tropical thorn forests

    B. Mangrove forests

    C. Alpine forests

    D. Coniferous forests

    Answer: B — Mangrove forests

    79. Which monsoon is primarily responsible for most of India's rainfall?

    A. Northeast monsoon

    B. Southwest monsoon

    C. Northwesterly winds

    D. Westerlies

    Answer: B — Southwest monsoon

    80. The Narmada River flows mainly towards the:

    A. East

    B. West

    C. North

    D. South

    Answer: B — West

    SECTION G — INDIAN POLITY

    Questions 81–90

    81. The Constitution of India came into force on:

    A. 15 August 1947

    B. 26 November 1949

    C. 26 January 1950

    D. 2 October 1950

    Answer: C — 26 January 1950

    82. The Constitution of India was adopted on:

    A. 15 August 1947

    B. 26 November 1949

    C. 26 January 1950

    D. 9 December 1946

    Answer: B — 26 November 1949

    83. Fundamental Rights are contained in which part of the Constitution?

    A. Part I

    B. Part II

    C. Part III

    D. Part IV

    Answer: C — Part III

    84. The President of India is elected by:

    A. Direct vote of citizens

    B. Electoral College

    C. Lok Sabha alone

    D. Rajya Sabha alone

    Answer: B — Electoral College

    85. The Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the:

    A. President

    B. Rajya Sabha

    C. Lok Sabha

    D. Supreme Court

    Answer: C — Lok Sabha

    86. The highest court of India is the:

    A. High Court

    B. Supreme Court

    C. District Court

    D. Constitutional Tribunal

    Answer: B — Supreme Court

    87. The constitutional head of the Union is the:

    A. Prime Minister

    B. President

    C. Chief Justice

    D. Speaker

    Answer: B — President

    88. The minimum voting age in India is:

    A. 16

    B. 18

    C. 21

    D. 25

    Answer: B — 18

    89. Directive Principles of State Policy are contained in:

    A. Part III

    B. Part IV

    C. Part V

    D. Part VI

    Answer: B — Part IV

    90. The Indian Parliament consists of the President and:

    A. Lok Sabha only

    B. Rajya Sabha only

    C. Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

    D. Supreme Court

    Answer: C — Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

    SECTION H — ENGLISH

    Questions 91–95

    91. Choose the correct synonym of “ABANDON”:

    A. Continue

    B. Leave

    C. Collect

    D. Protect

    Answer: B — Leave

    92. Choose the antonym of “ANCIENT”:

    A. Old

    B. Historic

    C. Modern

    D. Traditional

    Answer: C — Modern

    93. Choose the correct preposition:

    “He is good ___ Mathematics.”

    A. in

    B. at

    C. on

    D. with

    Answer: B — at

    94. Choose the correctly spelt word:

    A. Accomodation

    B. Acommodation

    C. Accommodation

    D. Accommadation

    Answer: C — Accommodation

    95. Identify the correct sentence:

    A. He do not know the answer.

    B. He does not knows the answer.

    C. He does not know the answer.

    D. He did not knew the answer.

    Answer: C — He does not know the answer.

    SECTION I — CURRENT AFFAIRS & DEFENCE AWARENESS

    Questions 96–100

    96. Who is the current President of India?

    A. Pratibha Patil

    B. Droupadi Murmu

    C. Ram Nath Kovind

    D. Nirmala Sitharaman

    Answer: B — Droupadi Murmu

    The official President of India website identifies Smt. Droupadi Murmu as the 15th President of India, sworn in on 25 July 2022.

    97. Which Indian organisation successfully launched the GSLV-F17/EOS-05 mission on 4 September 2026?

    A. DRDO

    B. ISRO

    C. HAL

    D. BARC

    Answer: B — ISRO

    ISRO lists the GSLV-F17/EOS-05 mission with a launch date of 4 September 2026.

    98. What was the theme of the 3rd National Space Day 2026?

    A. Space for Humanity

    B. Towards Viksit Bharat: Innovating, Collaborating and Aspiring to Global Space Leadership

    C. Digital India Through Space

    D. Space Technology for Defence

    Answer: B

    ISRO states that the 3rd National Space Day 2026 was held at Ahmedabad and gives this year's theme as “Towards Viksit Bharat: Innovating, Collaborating and Aspiring to Global Space Leadership.”

    99. Which team won the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026?

    A. Australia

    B. England

    C. India

    D. New Zealand

    Answer: C — India

    India defeated New Zealand by 96 runs in the final in Ahmedabad and became the first men's team to win the T20 World Cup in consecutive editions.

    100. The 2026 Winter Olympics were held in which location?

    A. Paris

    B. Milano Cortina

    C. Tokyo

    D. Los Angeles

    Answer: B — Milano Cortina

    The 2026 Winter Olympics were held in Milano Cortina, Italy.

    How to Use These 100 Questions Before NDA 2 2026

    Do not simply read the answers.

    Use this three-step method:

    Round 1 — Test Yourself

    Cover the answers and attempt all 100 questions.

    Mark each question:

    🟢 I know it

    🟡 I was unsure

    🔴 I got it wrong

    Round 2 — Revise Your Weak Areas

    Your red and yellow questions are more important than the questions you already know.

    Revise the related concept immediately.

    Round 3 — Take a Timed Mock Test

    After completing this revision set, attempt a full-length NDA mock test.

    Then analyse:

    • Accuracy
    • Time management
    • Questions left unattempted
    • Silly mistakes
    • Weak chapters
    • Guessing errors

    Important: Don't Treat These as Predicted Questions

    The purpose of this article is final revision, not prediction.

    No coaching institute can legitimately guarantee the exact questions that UPSC will ask.

    The best strategy is to combine:

    Official syllabus + Previous-Year Papers + Concept Revision + Mock Tests + Current Affairs

    UPSC publishes official previous-year NDA question papers, including Mathematics and General Ability Test papers, which should be used alongside any revision material.

    NDA 2 2026: Your Final 7-Day Strategy

    If you have only a few days remaining, follow this sequence:

    Day 1

    Mathematics + Physics

    Day 2

    History + Geography

    Day 3

    Chemistry + Biology + General Science

    Day 4

    English + Mathematics

    Day 5

    Current Affairs + Defence Awareness + GK

    Day 6

    Full Mock Test + Detailed Analysis

    Day 7

    Formula revision + short notes + light revision

    And remember:

    Do not try to become a new student in the final seven days. Become a more accurate version of the student you already are.

    Final Words from The Original Tutors

    The NDA examination is not just a test of knowledge.

    It tests your:

    • Accuracy
    • Speed
    • Decision-making
    • Discipline
    • Time management
    • Mental composure

    You have prepared for this moment.

    Now trust your preparation.

    Revise smartly.

    Practise seriously.

    Avoid unnecessary mistakes.

    And give your best on 13 September 2026.

    Your Dream. Our Mission.

    The Original Tutors

    Prepare Today. Lead Tomorrow.

    Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

    Frequently Asked Questions

    When is NDA 2 2026?

    The UPSC National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination (II), 2026 is scheduled for 13 September 2026.

    What should I revise before NDA 2 2026?

    Focus on Mathematics, English, Physics, Chemistry, General Science, History, Geography, Polity and current affairs. Give particular attention to your weak areas and previous-year questions.

    Are these NDA 2 2026 expected questions?

    No. These are important final-revision questions, not guaranteed or leaked questions.

    How should I prepare in the last week?

    Prioritise revision, previous-year questions, mock tests and analysis of mistakes rather than starting large new topics.

    Where can I find official NDA previous-year papers?

    UPSC publishes previous-year question papers on its official website, including NDA Mathematics and General Ability Test papers.

    Is current affairs important for NDA?

    Yes. Current affairs should form part of your final revision, particularly national and international developments, defence, science and technology, sports and major government-related developments.

    Disclaimer: This article is prepared for educational and revision purposes. The questions are selected as practice/revision questions and should not be treated as predictions of the actual UPSC NDA 2 2026 question paper.

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