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The NDA Examination is conducted twice a year by the Union Public Service Commission to
recruit candidates in Army, Navy, and Air Force. NDA Written exam consists of two papers:
Mathematics and GAT. Mathematics Section in NDA exam includes 120 questions and a total
of 300 marks with 2.5 marks being awarded for each correct answer and 0.83 marks deducted
for each incorrect one. The paper duration is of 2 and half hours.
NDA Mathematics Syllabus consists of the following main topics:
• Algebra
• Differential Calculus
• Trigonometry
• Statistics and Probability
• Integral calculus
• Analytical geometry of 2D and 3D
• Vector algebra
• Matrices and Determinants
Below are in detail topic-wise previous years’ Q&A analysis and a concrete study plan to cover
all the important topics in NDA Mathematics:
Index: I = Important, VI = Very Important, NSI = Not So Important
Set Theory, Relations & Revision & Practice VI Day 149 & 150
Functions
Complex Numbers, Revision & Practice VI Day 150 & 151
Quadratic equations &
Inequations
Permutations & Revision & Practice VI Day 151 & 152
combinations, Binomial
Theorem
Logarithms, Sequences & Revision & Practice VI Day 152 & 153
series & Binary Numbers
Differential Calculus Revision & Practice VI Day 154
Trigonometry Revision & Practice VI Day 155 & 156
Statistics Revision & Practice VI Day 157
Probability Revision & Practice VI Day 158
Integral Calculus Revision & Practice VI Day 159 & 160
Analytical Geometry 2D Revision & Practice VI Day 161
Analytical Geometry 3D Revision & Practice VI Day 162
Vector Algebra Revision & Practice VI Day 163
Matrices & Determinants Revision & Practice VI Day 164
All topics NDA Mock Tests Practice VI Day 165 to 174
All topics Further Revision & Practice VI From day 175
till 180
Tips to Remember:
• Please keep a printout of this Study Plan & try to follow the schedule as strictly as
possible.
• Always practice Math problems. By practice we mean take a pen and paper and solve
Math problems.
• Theorems and formulae are the most important features in Mathematics. To memorize
them, write them three to four times. Paste them in your room or above your study table,
anywhere you will be able to see them daily.
• Solve as many Previous years papers as possible you can and that too in a time-bound
fashion. This will help you to manage your time during the exams.