Manduwala Road Sudhowala, Chakrata Road, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, 248007
Minerva Defence Institute is dedicated to nurturing future leaders of Indian armed forces. With a focus on holistic development, we offer comprehensive training for NDA, CDS, AFCAT, and MNS exams, ensuring candidates excel both academically and personally.
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Admissions
Admission Process for getting enrolled in Minerva Defence Institute
- Admission cum Scholarship Test (AST)
This is the first step in our admission process, designed to assess the academic potential of the students while offering them the opportunity to secure scholarships.
1.1 Purpose of the Test
- To evaluate students’ academic aptitude.
- To offer merit-based scholarships to deserving candidates.
- To identify the student’s strength in key subjects relevant to the defence course.
1.2 Test Structure
- Format: Online or Offline (at the institute premises).
- Subjects Covered: Typically includes Mathematics, Science, English, Logical Reasoning, or other course-specific subjects.
- Duration: 1-3 hours, depending on the course.
- Difficulty Level: Aligned with the student’s current grade level or aspirational course.
1.3 Registration Process
- Students can register online or at the institute’s office.
- Documents Required: A copy of the latest academic report card and ID proof.
- Registration Fee: Nominal fee depending upon the course chosen.
1.4 Test Scheduling
- Flexible dates to accommodate different batches.
- Availability of mock tests for preparation.
1.5 Result Declaration
- Results are shared within 48-72 hours of the test.
- Students will receive a detailed scorecard with:
- Test performance analysis.
- Eligibility for scholarship (if any).
- Recommended courses based on the result.
Personal Interview (PI)
The personal interview step helps the institute assess the student’s motivation, career goals, and compatibility with the offered courses.
2.1 Objective of the Interview
- To understand the student’s aspirations to join defence forces and career goals.
- To provide counselling about the most suitable courses.
- To ensure alignment between the student’s expectations and our institute’s offerings.
2.2 Interview Structure
- Duration: 15-30 minutes.
- Panel Members: Includes senior faculty or academic counsellors.
- Mode: Conducted online via video conferencing or in person at the institute.
2.3 Key Areas of Assessment
- Student Background:
- Current academic performance.
- Interest and passion for the subject/course.
- Interest in extracurricular activities.
- Motivation and Goals:
- Why the student wants to join the program.
- Career aspirations and long-term objectives.
- Personality and Communication:
- Confidence level.
- Problem-solving approach.
- Ability to articulate thoughts.
2.4 Post-Interview Counselling
- Counsellors provide feedback on the interview.
- Finalize the course selection and provide clarity on:
- Course structure and content.
- Class schedule and timelines.
- Fee structure and payment plans.
Basic Medical Test
This step ensures that students enrolling in our courses are physically or mentally fit to handle the curriculum demands.
3.1 Objectives of the Medical Test
- To evaluate the student’s physical and mental fitness for intensive courses.
- To identify any health conditions that may require special attention.
- To ensure that the students is medically fit to join the defence forces.
3.2 Areas Covered
- General Health Check-Up:
- Height, weight, and BMI evaluation.
- Blood pressure monitoring.
- Vision and Hearing Test:
- Ensuring proper eyesight and hearing abilities for optimal learning.
- Stress and Mental Well-Being Assessment:
- Brief evaluation of stress-handling capacity and focus levels.
3.3 Test Procedure
- Conducted by medical experts at the institute premises.
- Medical test results are shared directly with the institute and student.
- Certification of fitness is provided for enrolment.
3.4 Importance of the Medical Test
- Ensures that students are in good health to attend classes regularly.
- Helps identify any medical condition that may not be as per the standards of the defence forces.
Offer of Admission
Once the test results and interview performance are evaluated:
- An official Admission Offer Letter is shared with the student and parents.
- Includes scholarship details (if awarded).
- Enrolment instructions and payment guidelines are provided.
- Joining instructions and code of conduct manual.
Enrolment and Onboarding
- Payment of the initial registration fee along with course and hostel fee.
- Submission of required documents (e.g., ID proof, photographs).
- Issuance of course materials, login credentials (for online course material), and timetable.
- Allotment of hostel.