score more in Competitive Examinations?

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How to score more in Competitive Examinations?

Questions in competitive exams are not difficult but they are just different.

Most of the Questions in competitive examinations are not difficult but they are just different and they require different approach, a different mindset and that's why it is a different individual who clears these examinations. But, before we talk more about how to succeed in these different exams, it is very important to understand how are they different from board exams?

BOARD EXAMS Vs COMPETITIVE EXAMS

  • In boards/ school exams the focus is on concepts whereas in competitive exams the focus is on application of concepts to real life situations. The board exams test that whether you know the fundamental or not whereas competitive exams are designed to test whether you can apply these fundamentals to real life situations or not
  • Let us see a few questions that are asked in schools Vs asked in Competitive exams? School exam class V:-
    What is the Area of a Rectangle whose Length is 10 m and breadth is 8 m?
    Sainik School Entrance:-
    Find the measurement of a carpet that is required to cover a floor that measures 10 m in length and 8 m in width?

    The answer is same for both the questions. But the questions are worded differently. The candidate must be able to understand the questions.
  • In board exams good writing and presentation skills are very important whereas in competitive exams what tehy emphasise upon is not your writing skills but understanding of fundamentals and their applications
  • Board Exams are designed to filter below average students ( Who cannot score more thatn 35% marks) from good and average studetns whereas competitive exams are designed to filter excellent students (Who can score more than 75% marks and are among top 3 to 4 percentage students) from the average ones.
  • In board exams absolute marks are important ( % marks scored) whereas in competitive exams relative marks/ percentile rank is more importatn ( it is not important that whether you score 80% or 90% but what is important is how many students have scored more than you) Normally to succeed in a competitive examinations your percentitle rank has to be 95% and above.
  • Also in competitive examinations there are many students who miss by just one, two or three marks. This is the most important difference between the competitive exams and board exam, In board exam, you will say that two students getting 88% and 87% marks are eqully intelligent and successful. But, in case of Competitive Exam Success and Failure is just one mark away. SO what makes competitive exams different

    At Defence Academy , we prepare you to face competitive exams and not just Board exams. Succeeding in competitive exams require a systematic and well planned approach. Your success depends on width and depth of knowledge.
  • To summarize, Competitive exam is not only a test of your knowledge but it is also a test of your aptitude, time management skills, nerves, consistency and ability to apply basic fundamentals to real life situations. We prepare you for the following entrance examination:-
    1. AFCAT
    2. CDSE
    3. NDA
    4. NEET
    5. AFMC
    6. sainik Schools
    7. Rashtriya Military Schools
    8. Rashtriya Indian Military College
    9. Army Cadet College
    10. Services Selection Board Interviews
    11. Soldiers, sailors, air men and constable entrance tests
    12. Tamil nadu SI entrance examination
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