How can I prepare for NDA?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

Prepare following:- GK, current affairs, reasoning & maths for the written exam. You must go through previous question papers from Competition Success Review also. For SSB interview overall personality development is required. You must focus on extempore, group discussion, physical strengthening and other psychological tests as required for SSB interview.

manpreet 2 years ago

For NDA exams, your GK has to be strong, current affairs, reasoning and Maths for the written exam. But, besides GK, your Maths should be very strong as there will be separate paper for the Mathematics. For SSB interview overall personality development is required. You must focus on extempore, Group discussion, physical strengthening and other psychological tests as required for SSB interview.

manpreet 2 years ago

Generic tips on how to prepare for NDA exam Fix your goal and start preparing early, as early as after your Class X exam. This will give you an edge over other students. Understand the syllabus thoroughly and make a firm routine so that you cover all the subjects Go back to your basics, even if that means referring to your Class VI, VII, VIII, books for certain subjects. Improve your English. Start reading a newspaper daily and make it a regular habit to watch news on TV. Also brush up your Grammar skills. Refer to the past years question papers so that you have a fair idea of what to expect. Solve as many mock question papers and past question papers as possible. Identify your weak subjects and start working on them so that you gain a stronghold. Prepare yourself to be calm in the examination hall and answer the questions within the stipulated time. As there would be negative marking, try to prepare yourself in such a manner that you do not have to make any guesses in the examination hall. It is best to answer only if you are very sure of the answer. Guesses are not going to pay here. Spend time on understanding yourself, your weak areas and try to strengthen them. Last but not the least, start thinking and behaving like an officer.