Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) will conduct the National Defence Academy (NDA) and Naval Academy (NA) 2017 examination in Sep 2017. The entrance exam will be held for the admissions to Army, Navy and Air Force of India. Given that the limited number of seats across various Defence related Academies in India like- NDA (National Defence Academy), IMA (Indian Military Academy), NA (Naval Academy) and AFA (Air Force Academy), candidates will have cut throat competition for seats. The first goal of the students is to clear the NDA written test which will be of 900 marks, here we are sharing some Preparation Strategies for NDA 2 2017 Exam

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Preparation Strategies for NDA 2 2017 Exam

• The candidates must prepare schedule for their preparation and divide time for both papers accordingly. The candidates must refer to the NCERT books for their preparation
• The Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry sections should be prepared from Class 12th books and Biology, Geography, History, Political Science, and Economics should be prepared up to Class 10th level.
• The candidates must know the basic concepts of mathematics as questions are asked in both forms: to complete the statement or to solve.
• Create a revision sheet for Mathematics. It should have important points and formulas in it. Revise basic grammar rules in order to score high in reading comprehension, basic grammar and vocabulary
• The English section for 200 marks is one of the most scoring sections in the NDA examination, so it’s important to prepare for it well
• Current Affairs is one of the most important sections in the entrance exam. The candidates must be well aware of the events that took place, at least five years ago
• It is all about managing the time that has been allotted in a good manner. Try mastering the shortcut methods and save time. Don’t waste time solving a question that you don’t have any idea about. Instead of that, move on to the next question. Always keep an eye on your wrist watch.
• If you are naturally strong in English since your school days, you won’t have much problem dealing with the English section of the examination. Otherwise, you’ll have to polish your skills. The best way to do this is by reading. Reading English story books, novels, NEWS Papers etc will help you improve your language as well as build vocabulary at the same time. Believe me, it will also improve your grammar and writing skills to an extent.
• For Chemistry, the candidates must know the basic concepts and classifications of elements, compounds and mixtures