Tuesday 15 May 2018

Tips to crack NDA & NA (II) 2018 Written Exam

The Indian army is the world’s third largest and its soldiers are considered best, especially in high altitude battles. The management of the armed forces rests with the Union Ministry of Defence.
The National Defence Academy (NDA), which is located at Chandigarh, is the first tri-service academy in the world. Here, the cadets of the three services (Army, Navy and Air Force) get training together before their pre-commissioning training in respective service academies.
The recruitment of applicants to the NDA is done by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) by conducting the written exam followed by extensive interviews. After clearing all rounds in the interview, the final merit list is prepared and the selection is done after the medical process and document verification. Applicants to join the Air Force go through a Pilot Aptitude Battery Test.
The focus of the present article is to provide some tips to help candidates to qualify the written examination of NDA which is conducted twice in a year.


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 strategies to prepare for the exam are as follows:


1. Motivation: Keep yourself motivated always. It is essential to accomplish a goal and it makes people to work. Points which motivate a candidate to join armed forces may be the personal satisfaction and pride, professional advancement, job security and economic stability and postretirement benefits.
2. Know the Syllabus: The first point to be followed is knowing the syllabus thoroughly. A glimpse of syllabus is given below:
Paper I (Mathematics): It consists of questions from Trigonometry, Algebra, Integral Calculus, Differential Calculus, Analytical Geometry, Probability, Statistics, Matrices and Vector Algebra.
Paper II: It has two parts – Part A (English) and Part B (General Knowledge).
Part A (English): It has questions from basic knowledge of English, skills in comprehension, spotting errors, synonyms, antonyms, etc.
Part B (General Knowledge): This section includes questions from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Indian History, Geography and Current Affairs.
3. Know the pattern of written exam: Knowing the pattern of the examination is also important to prepare well. The written examination is MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) type. Candidates have to use OMR sheets to record their answers. One has to select the right answer from a set of options given to each question. The brief pattern of both papers is given below:
Papers I: The mathematics paper is of 300 marks (120 MCQs) and of 2.5 hr duration.
Paper II: This paper comprises of two sections i.e. Section A and Section B. The section A is of English (200 marks, 50 MCQs) and Section B (400 marks, 100 MCQs) is of general knowledge.
The candidates should note that a negative answer attracts 1/3rd of the allotted marks to the given question.
4. Preparation & making notes: Always prepare in advance. After knowing the syllabus, collect books and notes and start preparing. One has to be disciplined and show dedication towards studies in order to pass NDA exams.  One can also refer online resources like e-books, online exam groups, blogs, social networking sites like Facebook, etc.
And, make your personal point-wise notes. The notes will help you in understanding the subject and these can be referred whenever required.
5. Follow subject wise preparation tips -
Mathematics: The paper of mathematics may be considered as a scoring one where you cannot go with the attitude of last minute reading or glance. Only practice can make candidates competitive here. General topics to be covered in this paper are number system, HCF/LCM, decimal fractions, percentage, average, ratio and proportions, problems on Ages time and distance, Simple and Compound Interest, profit and loss, probability, mensuration, mean, median & mode, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.

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