NSA begins screening for basic military training on November 2
The National Service Authority (NSA) will begin screening and medical examinations for preselected National Service Personnel (NSPs) interested in its Basic Military Training Programme on Monday, November 2, 2026. The exercise, which will run until Saturday, November 7, is intended to assess the eligibility and medical fitness of prospective participants ahead of the training programme. … The…
The National Service Authority (NSA) will commence screening and medical examinations for individuals interested in its Basic Military Training Programme starting Monday, November 2, 2026, according to a report dated November 1. This exercise, set to conclude on Saturday, November 7, aims to evaluate the eligibility and medical fitness of prospective participants prior to the commencement of the training programme.
In a statement released on November 1, the Authority urged all preselected personnel who have shown interest in the programme to take note of the specified dates and arrange accordingly for participation. It further highlighted that information regarding the designated screening centres, reporting times, and other requirements would be disseminated through appropriate channels.
The NSA expressed its best wishes for the success of all prospective participants in the screening exercise.
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