Hello Aspirant,

To join National Defence Academy a candidate must appear in the entrance exam conducted by Union Public Service Commission, twice a year, normally in month of March and August in class 12th . Candidate must be a unmarried male. To join NDA one must pass written followed by SSB, medicals and finally to be in merit list. Written exam consists of 2 papers 1st mathematics(300) and 2nd is  of general ability test(600=200+400).Mathematics paper consists of topics from  11th and 12th standard mathematics while 2nd paper have English(200) and G.K.(400) as its part A and part B. I'll recommend you to go through your 11th and 12th syllabus thoroughly and practice past year papers. Also you must spend some time for physical fitness.

All the best

Hi Anuvhav,

To join INDIAN ARMY you should start preparing for PFT(Physical Fitness Test) their are various parameters which you have to cross to get selected for INDIAN ARMY without fulfilling  that you cannot make it to the Army.

Written test is not the problem of a thing about which you concern more. Writing part is the most easiest part as after passing in writing exam the main exam will be conducted.

PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST(PFT)

• Running / Racing :- For Soldier Technical, NA & Clerk/ SKT , 1.6 Km is of qualifying nature. Upto 05 Minutes 30 Seconds – Group 1st (60 Marks).From 05 Minutes 31 Seconds to 05 Minutes 45 Seconds – Group 2nd (48 Marks)
• Pull Ups Chin Touch (Beam) -Not applicable for Soldier Technical, NA & Clerk/ SKT. Qualifying Nature for Soldier Technical/ NA & Clerk/ SKT

1. 10 Pull Ups – 40 Marks
2. 09 Pull Ups – 33 Marks
3. 8 Pull Ups – 27 Marks
4. 7 Pull Ups – 21 Marks
5. 6 Pull Ups – 16 Marks
6. Below 6 Pull Ups – Fail
7. Ditch – 09 Feet
8. Zig-Zag Balance –  No marking scheme

PHYSICAL STANDARD:-

• Soldier GD and Tradesman – 169 Cms
• Soldier Technical and NA – 169 Cms
• Soldier Clerk/ SKT – 162 Cms
• Chest – 77 Cms (Expansion – 5 Cms)
• Weight – 50 Kgs

Hope this will help,please feel free to ask if you have any further queries.

Thank You.

Hello Aspirant,

Good that you want to prepare 10 months before. First of all,read the textbooks thoroughly. Text book is the place where you will have everything.Practice all the sums backside of textbook. And then go for other books. Learn the topics,maintain short notes for important points. Practice lots of sums. Practice as many as you can. Practice makes you quick,understand your weaknesses . Learn from them. Try giving mock tests also. Hope this is useful. Wish you Luck

hi,

see jee main exam can be given to three consecutive years, suppose you have passed 12th exam on 2020, then you can give jee main exam on 2020, 2021 and 2022. however jee advanced exam can be given only 2 times, if you passed 12 on 2020, jee advance exam can be  given on 2020 and 2021. so if you drop this year you need to work really hard to score good next time. another thing is if you are really interested to do engineering dont make year gap of more than 2 years, because during placement you may not eligiblie for many mncs as more than 2 years study gap are not allowed.

If you want to study NEET online then we have NEET Knock out series, You can check that at: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/ . We have 250 hours of video lectures, 5000 and more concept wise videos and 5000 concepts which will help you in NEET preparation. It is user friendly for medical aspirants.

For Lsat preparation the minimum time one should give is approx 120-150 hours in a 2-3 month period. Some students who wants to top and get best  spends 250-300  hours.

And also it depends on your catching power that how you grab the things and in how much time.

If you are not able to give this much time and you only have 10 hours to give per week so you should start alot earlier.