What is the syllabus for the CDS examination?

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    Deeksha Dixit | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago
    The syllabus of the CDS exam can be divided into three major subjects: math, English and general knowledge. For those who prefer OTA in their application, there is no math paper. The following is the CDS entrance examination syllabus:
    1. Elementary Mathematics: You have two hours to complete the 100 questions on this paper. Questions on number systems, arithmetic, Algebra variations, geometry, and other topics are included in the subject.
    2. English Language: Questions on topics like comprehension, vocabulary, word substitution, spotting errors, sentence structure, word choice, etc. Are included in this paper.
    3. General Knowledge:
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    Manohar matta | Contributor-Level 8

    a year ago
    CDS Syllabus for General Knowledge includes the following topics: Current Affairs Constitution, Indian History, Polity, Geography, General Science, and Defence-related news and events.

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