30 Days Topic-wise Timetable For NDA Mathematics

Most of the aspirants have this question that “Is it possible to prepare Mathematics for NDA in 30 days? If yes, then how!” So, in this article, you will find the answer to this question.

In NDA – Mathematics, the syllabus is very vast, and the paper consists of 120 questions. The detailed topic-wise weightage of each of the topic is discussed in the following article, you can refer to the same for the weightage of each topic and its sub-topics.

Here we will discuss what practices one should follow to ace good marks in NDA- Mathematics in the last 30 days. Frankly, one thing I would like to tell you that if you are completely new to the subject then this would not work for you but yes, if you are a student of 12^th standard or pass out and if you know the basics of each of topics i.e. Algebra, Matrices and Determinants, Trigonometry, Differential Calculus, Integral Calculus, Vector Algebra, Probability and Statistics, then you can follow the below-mentioned timetable.

But before the timetable, I would like you to follow the following points thoroughly with honesty:

• Be punctual with your study time and don’t waste a single minute in these last preparatory days.
• Choose either you want to complete one subject first and then you want to go to next or you want to study all the subjects simultaneously, as sticking to either of these patterns would work otherwise you will be left in confusion.
• Choose the topics to be prepared wisely based on their importance on in the exam. Understand that attempting each and every question is not necessary but attempting the questions correctly will decide your selection.
• Do not prepare a whole new topic if you are not confident about it, leave it and focus on the other important topics rather.

Note:

• Instead of 8 hrs. if you spend 5 hrs. per day then the same plan can work but will be covered in 40 days.
• The number of days are calculated if you spend 8 hrs./day for Mathematics.

This is 28 days plan only if you follow it strictly with 2 days buffer. Also, if you just squeeze the timelines and exactly divide 202(total hours) by 8 (hours per day) = 25.25 days, this implies you can cover up it in 25 days also, depending on your studying abilities in continuation. This plan includes the basic formula revision time and practice time required along with quiz and sample practice questions for each of the topic.

If you feel that you are weak in any topic conceptually then refer to the NDA Online lectures on SSBCrack Exams so that you don’t commit conceptual errors in your NDA exam.

Do not forget to attempt Mock-tests available on SSBCrackExams to ace the best marks in mathematics. Without practice, everything will go in vain and mock tests are the best means to practice. Also, try to solve one mock test at least twice so that the second time when you are attempting it, you know the correct approach and that should set in your mind. Remember, the last days of preparation requires smart studies. Choose the expenditure of your time wisely as time is the most valuable thing for you these days. I hope this timetable helps you and you crack your NDA exam in this attempt itself.

Jai hind!

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