NDA-2 2023 is going to take place on 3rd September. Though sufficient time is left, there are many candidates who do not know how to manage their NDA preparation at the last minute. The NDA Written Exam syllabus is very big and it is very difficult to manage such a big syllabus in one month only. It will require a proper schedule and planning to revise such a big part of the syllabus. The biggest problem most NDA Aspirants face is that they get anxious in the last minute of preparation and lose focus. Candidates should understand that the last month of NDA preparation is the most critical time which will decide their fate in the NDA exam. Proper utilization of last month’s preparation can help you to get good marks and improper preparation of the last month can even fail you. But Do not worry, through this article, we will explain how NDA aspirants can manage their preparation in the last month and get good marks.

NDA (National Defence Academy) Exam

The NDA (National Defence Academy) exam is a highly competitive entrance exam conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) of India for candidates who wish to join the Indian Army, Navy, or Air Force as an officer. Any male and female intermediate passed/appearing candidates can apply for this exam after successfully meeting the eligibility criteria. It is a two-stage selection process that includes a written exam and an SSB (Service Selection Board) interview. Candidates who qualify for the written exam are called for the SSB interview, which is a five-day selection process. It includes various tests like OIR, Psychological Test, GTO, Interview, and Conference

Exam Pattern of NDA Exam

Some Tips to Crack NDA Written Examination in 1 Month

Everyone knows that it is next to impossible to crack the NDA exam in 1 month. But, a candidate, who has already completed the syllabus of the NDA or has already studied for the NDA, can easily qualify for the NDA Exam if he/she follows the below-mentioned tips_

• Do not study anything

In the last month, preparation candidates should avoid studying anything new to them and revise only what they have already studied. Candidates have to make extra efforts to study newer concepts and while studying new concepts candidates have less time to revise older studied concepts. So, it is recommended that candidates should avoid studying newer topics in the last month.

• Revise, Revise, and Revise

In the last month of preparation, candidates should focus mostly on revision. Candidates should revise important terms, mathematics formulas, articles, important historical dates, geographical locations, etc. At the last minute, revision of these things is very important because people often forget these things only.

• Solve Many Mock Tests

To evaluate their level of preparation, candidates should solve as many mock tests as they can. Solving mock tests will help them to identify their weak areas and make them fast in solving questions. But only solving mock tests is not important, it is equally important to analyze your mock results. You must know the weak area so that you can work on it when you have time.

How Can Centurion Defence Academy help you to prepare for the NDA Exam?

Centurion Defence Academy is the best coaching for the NDA exam in India. Centurion Defence Academy is known for giving the highest selections in the NDA written+SSB Interview. Centurion Defence Academy has a team of highly experienced faculties and mentors who ensure that each and every student of Centurion Defence Academy reaches the National Defence Academy, Pune. Centurion Defence Academy provides the best study material for the NDA exam through its highly experienced R&D team which has provided very helpful books, current affairs magazines, and mock tests. Centurion Defence Academy is the best coaching for SSB interviews in India as it offers its students India’s largest GTO Ground which is spread over 5 acres and has 165+ obstacles. Here, Candidates are trained and mentored under the retired officers of the Indian Armed Forces who have been GTO and Interviewing Officers at various selection boards in India.