Hello Aspirant,

In the GA (general awareness) section, you need to study these aspects

• History
• Politics
• Geography
• Economy
• Biology
• Chemistry and more

There are no specific questions about other countries like of their culture, tradition etc. The entrance exam is conducted regardless of the course you want to opt for.

I hope this information helps you.

Dear aspirant,

For preparing for general studies exam you need to keep your basics upto 10th cleared of History, Geography, Civics and Science plus you need to get yourself updated with the current affairs taking place.

To pass the examination remember this-

Go through previous 10 years question paper (To Understand questions pattern)

1. Solve as many as sample/ practice/ mock paper (Will help to generate confidence)

2. Try to solve Online test series (Help you to understand how to tackle queries while under pressure + also help in time management)

3.books - Arihant (Pathfinder for NDA), R. Gupta's (for NDA & NA), Manorama Yearbook (For current affair)

Hello,

SLAT exam is scheduled to be held on 27th of June, hence there is still more than three months to go, and you can definitely try for it, have a positive attitude, and grasp the basics, if your general knowledge is weak then read newspaper on a daily basis for covering the dynamic portion, and when it comes to analytical and logical reasoning, it's all about understanding the concepts, and practice it on a daily basis, there are mainly five sections in the exam, hence it's important that you make a timetable, acquaint yourself with the topics, and learn it accordingly, you can set aside the weekends for going through sample papers, as this will further help you evaluate your progress along with previous year papers. to know more details regarding this, visit our page at https://law.careers360.com/articles/slat-syllabus

Dear student,

You haven't mentioned the complete details in your query. Kindly mention the name of the examination you are referring to so that we could help you in the best possible way. Please mention complete details in your query so that we may understand your questions.

Hi,

Please do not get depressed over the situation. Don't yourself call weak also. There are many examples out there who being just an average student in the life have cleared the top most examination. You might have heard of Junaid Ahmed, IAS who just passed class 12 examination with less than 60% and ranked 3rd in UPSC Civil Services examination which is regarded as the toughest examination in India. There are many other examples as well. See, if you will think you are weak and cannot do, then, you can never get over with any exam. But, if you come over this fear of your failures or thinking yourself as weak, you will surely become successful. Coming to Banking exam preparation, it is not that difficult to crack it. Even if you devote 5-6 hours in a day religiously on the daily basis, you can crack it out. You are just 21 only, don't feel like in this age you need to crack out the world. Don't feel pressure of this sort. It will down your morale only. Try to get over this first. Do things which gives you pleasure and happiness. Try to spend some happy moments with you. In this tensed phase, you cannot prepare well for the examination. So, come out of it, make any hobby and talk to people with whom you feel positive. Start readings books. When you will come out of this negativity, you will surely crack the exam. Nobody is weak or strong, it is just the matter of efforts and sincerity you put in your work, which either results in success or failure. Without having a positive attitude, you cannot get into any of the examination. So, come out of this discomfort and then get yourself a copy of syllabus for the entrance examination and read it carefully. After make a schedule as per your needs and try to follow it daily. Attempt mocks which will help you in boosting your confidence and revision. In the beginning, it's like almost everyone get low marks in mocks, but, do make this thing bother you much. Because as you will read over and revise again and again, then you will come to understand the problems you might be facing to solve that problem. For general knowledge part, start reading ncerts from class 6-12 which will clear your basics and then move to standard books. For current affairs, read newspaper like The Hindu. For improving English, you need to read more, speak more and Write more in English as language only comes with practice.

I am attaching the link of syllabus for your reference: https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-po-syllabus

Hey

the gk questions that are asked in NDA are so easy. they are most common things we come across everyday.

the types of questions are like

full form of LED, LCD, LIGO, what is big bang,, largest planet in solar system.

and in general content, it is like, number of states in a country. capital of a state, capital of a country

Hey!

Both exams have diffence of mathematics sections. Also, nda is based on 10+1 and 10+2 syllabus whereas CDS is undergraduation based. However  both have a section of general knowledge, which is almost same in both exam, but the pattern of asking questions may vary. So it is advisable to check some of the previous years papers.

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

The next big change that will happen would be the removal of optional subject from main exam.

However, I am of firm belief that one should not expect this or any other change before CSE 2022. Currently, with the corona pandemic, the government would want to avoid any issue where the government is seen in negative light.So even if yoy prepare certain subject content cant be changed so its all knowledge keep learning!

hope it helped.