How the preparation for NDA after 12th pcm.

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Asked by Vishal Sen
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7 years ago
Hello, According to me you should have to do lots of Maths questions practice because in NDA you have to score more 100 marks then you will qualified for the next roun. Then, you should have to work on your level of concentration and discipline, which is very important by the time of training. Then,

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Rishabh  Sharma
7 years ago
Hi Vishal, For NDA, you've to study Maths till class 10th – class 12th, and most number of questions comes from class 11th Maths, plus get close to news and general information. There is a paper of general aptitude all the questions are very general in that exam get a book called path finder and st

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