The UPSC NDA & NA exam will be held on April 10, 2022, for admission to the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force. Cramming for NDA exams becomes much less stressful when you have a well-thought-out study strategy in place.
Once you've decided how much time you'll spend studying each day for the next 14-15 days, organise your schedule based on the subjects you'll be studying. You can plan your schedule according to the type of subject you're taking, and each subject necessitates a different approach. Give more time and effort to the subjects/sections that carry more weightage in the exam.
The following tips which I am sharing with you are suggested by top teachers and experts to clear the test in just 15 days:
Planning
You cannot succeed in any endeavour unless you plan ahead of time. This is especially true if you're preparing for the National Defence Academy (NDA) exam, which is coming up in a few weeks. Make a schedule that includes a healthy balance of study and relaxation time so that you can perform at your best while avoiding being overly stressed. If you want to learn more, study maths textbooks, preferably NCERTs, and start reading current events.
Revising
As the old adage goes, "Practice makes perfect" You may not fully comprehend it until you have practised it numerous times; thus, in order to prepare the syllabus adequately, practise as much as you can in the time left for exam. Whether you study on your own or take the NDA Online Mock Test, practice is the key to success.
Smart Work
When you combine smart work with hard work, you have a lethal combination that saves your time. When studying for your NDA exam, make sure to pay attention at all times so you don't miss anything that could jeopardise your chances.
Studying as per the mood
It's not a good idea to be seated with books all the time. It depends on the individual whether he or she prefers to study in the morning or in the evening. Never study if you are tired, drowsy, or exhausted because you will be unable to make sense of anything if your brain is not fully active.
Strategy
Past test papers are the best way to prepare for NDA exams. First and foremost, you'll learn the format of the exam; and practise completing it in a short time. Because of how frequently they are repeated, there's a good chance that you'll see the same questions in multiple exams. To perform well on the General Ability Test, you should also broaden your vocabulary and stay up to date on current events.
Final Thoughts
The last 10 days are very crucial to review your preparedness, for which I am sharing the two most important tips to be followed making you ready to go for exam: