What should I study to clear the mathematics part of NDA exam?

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Nilutpol Kashyap | Contributor-Level 8

5 years ago

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Hello,Study Maths: You may have chosen Arts/Commerce because you hate Maths. But, you have to study maths, if you want to join the academy. Period. Get Tuitions: Invest in a good tutor or a coaching academy. There are many institutes which offer specialized coaching in maths for NDA aspirants. Or you can just hire a personal tutor who will teach you 11thand 12thmaths in a less period of time. Take Help from Maths Friends: This is the most underrated part. Why don't you just go and ask your Maths friends to help you out. They can be a good tutor to you and you do not need to have any formalities with them either. Self-Studies Is Not That Bad: Have you tried opening the book and tried learning it by yourself? Why don't you just do it? The more you do it by yourself, the more determined you will become. Try with small chapters like Matrices & Determinants and then increase your level. By the time you feel that you can't do it by yourself, go for help. Invest in a Self-Study Guide:There are lot many self-study materials and guides available for maths in the market. Research on it and pick anyone of them. Follow it thoroughly and you will all be set. Have a Dedicated Time Slot:You are studying this subject out of interest apart from your mainstream studies. So, you need to set aside a specific time slot for practising maths. 2 hours daily is a must. Set a Time Goal:If you ought to write your exam the next time, you have six months' time to prepare for maths. Divide your syllabus and set a target and time limit for each chapter to be studied. Don't Underestimate the Power of Internet:So, while you have internet to access this article on how to clear maths, you can use the same internet to clear your doubts. YouTube is a wonderful source for learning new things, yet it is much underestimated. Previous Years Papers to the Rescue:You target here is to study maths to clear the NDA exam. So why not just refer what type of questions are being asked and try solving those instead of solving each question from NCERT? Believe in Yourself:Unless you think you can do it, you can't do it. Believe in yourself and be confident of what decisions you have made. You may not succeed at first, but you may the second time. Hope it helps.

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Hello,Study Maths: You may have chosen Arts/Commerce because you hate Maths. But, you have to study maths, if you want to join the academy. Period. Get Tuitions: Invest in a good tutor or a coaching academy. There are many institutes which offer specialized coaching in maths for NDA aspirants. Or you can just hire a personal tutor who will teach you 11thand 12thmaths in a less period of time. Take Help from Maths Friends: This is the most underrated part. Why don't you just go and ask your Maths friends to help you out. They can be a good tutor to you and you do not need to have any formalities with them either. Self-Studies Is Not That Bad: Have you tried opening the book and tried learning it by yourself? Why don't you just do it? The more you do it by yourself, the more determined you will become. Try with small chapters like Matrices & Determinants and then increase your level. By the time you feel that you can’t do it by yourself, go for help. Invest in a Self-Study Guide:There are lot many self-study materials and guides available for maths in the market. Research on it and pick anyone of them. Follow it thoroughly and you will all be set. Have a Dedicated Time Slot:You are studying this subject out of interest apart from your mainstream studies. So, you need to set aside a specific time slot for practising maths. 2 hours daily is a must. Set a Time Goal:If you ought to write your exam the next time, you have six months’ time to prepare for maths. Divide your syllabus and set a target and time limit for each chapter to be studied. Don't Underestimate the Power of Internet:So, while you have internet to access this article on how to clear maths, you can use the same internet to clear your doubts. YouTube is a wonderful source for learning new things, yet it is much underestimated. Previous Years Papers to the Rescue:You target here is to study maths to clear the NDA exam. So why not just refer what type of questions are being asked and try solving those instead of solving each question from NCERT? Believe in Yourself:Unless you think you can do it, you can’t do it. Believe in yourself and be confident of what decisions you have made. You may not succeed at first, but you may the second time. Hope it helps.

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Diwakar Goel Let there be light where it is dark!!ðŸŒžðŸŒž | Scholar-Level 16

5 years ago

Hello,
Focus on NCERTS. Trignometry, matrices are heavily asked. Probability is asked. You will find question on roots. Go to UPSC website, from there you can download the question papers.