How can I prepare for the CDS exam in three months?
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Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts the CDS exam evey six months. The candidates can prepare for the CDS exam in three month. However, the candidates need to focus and study rigorously in order to crack the CDS exam in three months. While preparing for the CDS exam in three months, the candidates need to take following things in consideration:
- Basics of the exam: If a candidate has completed his/her graduation and twelfth standard with grip on the subjects then it is easy to cover the complete syllabus in time. However, if the candidate have to start from scratch then it will be very difficult to cover the syllabus of the CD
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In order to be ready for the three-month CDS (Combined Defence Services) exam, make a study schedule that is organised and concentrates on important areas like general knowledge, maths, and English. Make good use of your time by allocating more hours to difficult subjects and routinely revisiting simpler ones. To gain better time management skills and comprehend the format of the exam, practise using past years' question papers and mock exams. Make use of excellent study tools and materials, and for assistance, think about participating in online discussion boards or study groups. Sustaining a positive outlook and making frequent edits
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