The applications for CDSE II 2015 are being invited and candidates are definitely excited and are looking forward to clear this exam and make it in their dream Armed Force. One good thing which attracts more and more applications in CDSE is their no percentage bar. Hence no matter what your percentage is you can apply for CDSE. The overwhelming number of applications which CDSE receives every time is a reason enough to prove its popularity. However CDSE is not an easy exam, and tighten up your preparations and get ready for this exam. The marks in the written will matter not only to get you through the written round but also in the end if you want to make it through the merit list. Here are 5 Awesome tips for CDSE II 2015.
- Delaying will delay your rank: CDSE is not an exam where you can study up overnight and give the exam the next day, to score fairly good marks. The syllabus for CDSE is vast, and that is why you need time to prepare for the same. SO do not procrastinate and delay to start your preparations, if there is any time right to start the preparations it’s now.
- Score via English: English questions are pretty much easy and straight, so they give a good chance of scoring in CDSE. There are books which will definitely help you in improving and preparing for English, one of them is Pearson’s.
- Current affairs bag direct marks: Yes, in the general awareness paper, very few questions are there which are direct, otherwise others will be based on either assertion, reasoning or paragraphs will be given from which questions will be asked. The direct questions are majorly from the current affairs portion.
- Clear your base: Some other questions which are direct are basics from chemistry, physics and geography. So if you know the basics of these subjects, you can surely answer these, and fetch marks. Direct questions are always a better way to go, because either you know the answer or you don’t. If you can answer them, you score marks and save time.
- Solved papers are a boon for history: The portion for history is the most typical to prepare. The being its vast and lengthy scope. While for people who like history it’s easy to remember and read, for those of us who can’t read a book and want nutshells, it can be difficult. This is where solved papers come to rescue. Of course, history can’t change, so if you read up three-four years of solved paper, you can cover up a great deal.
These were few tips, however of course time management and making notes is a must. If you makes notes you can refer to them in your final days of preparations, instead of going through the pain of reruns of the blogs and books you read. All the best. Start now, prepare well!
