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Sainik Defence Academy Aim: Aim of this academy is to train candidates to face challenges in life right from young age, via mental, physical and personal discipline. Academic achievement is part and parcel of our curriculum. The Academy also aims at inculcating habits of discipline and organized work in youth and create a sense of leadership. Fostering and advancing a notion of common brotherhood, interest in our rich heritage and love for the mother-land is also aimed by the Academy. Our Motto, “ AIM – ACT- ACHIEVE”.   Future addition: Games & sports are compulsory for all the students. The Academy will have facilities for all major games / sports, including a 400 mtr. Athletics track. The academy will apply for adoption   by the sport Authority of India (S.A.I.) presently S.A.I. to provide coaches of swimming, Tennis, volley ball and hockey for the Academy. We plan to conduct events at the state & also National level. The Academy will have a 5omtr. Swimm

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