Nation Defence Academy

  The NDA eligibility criteria for female candidates are similar to those for male candidates in many ways but with a few specific considerations. As of recent changes, female candidates are now allowed to apply for the National Defence Academy (NDA) exams, which was previously limited to male candidates. Here’s an overview of the NDA eligibility criteria for female candidates: 1. Nationality: The candidate must be a citizen of India, or a person of Indian origin who has migrated from Nepal, Bhutan country with the intention of settling permanently in India. Female candidates from other countries may also apply if they meet the necessary visa or residency requirements as prescribed by the Ministry of Defence. 2. Age Limit: Female candidates must be within the age range of 16.5 to 19.5 years as of the date of the examination. This means that only those born between 1st January 2005 and 1st July 2007 (for NDA 2024) are eligible. Candidates must verify the exact date range mentioned i...

  Consistent Study Routine Successful CUET candidates understand the power of a structured routine. They set specific time slots daily for focused study, ensuring they cover every topic systematically. Rather than cramming, they tackle smaller portions of the syllabus each day, starting with challenging topics when their focus is strongest. This steady pace helps them manage the vast syllabus without feeling overwhelmed and builds a sense of discipline crucial for long-term preparation. Daily Practice with Mock Tests Practicing questions daily is a game-changer. High scorers make it a habit to solve at least one mock test or practice section each day, simulating real exam conditions. This routine not only builds their speed and accuracy but also familiarizes them with CUET’s question patterns. They carefully review each test, noting mistakes and identifying weak areas, allowing them to refine their study plan and avoid repeating errors. Time Management and Goal Setting Effective ti...