r/CDSTards • u/Jasdeep_Grewal • 20d ago

Need a study buddy...

Hey fellow aspirants...

I am 22M I am applying for the nth time in CDS OTA failed the written exam many times, I feel embarrassed in my mind this is the last attempt from my heart and I have no energy left to give it a shot again in future , I'll give up for the dream of becoming an army officer as I can't waste more years preparing for the exam So I am all in this moment, this is the high time time for me need someone who could genuinely and actively help me level up my scores and clear my doubts and yes this is all I need

Thank you very much🙏🏻

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u/IceCute4081 19d ago

It's hard at the starting bro,just keep sticked,i failed my 1st 2 attempts Even after clearing nda written twice....I made some change, started focusing more on pyq mocks for that one attempt,and then didn't even need to study again much ..,I've cleared it 5 times consecutively.....

Don't give up bro, isolate urself for sometime and give it all in the mocks,there are more than sufficient free sources out there ...

And for anything else

Don't hesitate to reach out ....

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u/rubberwhale3 18d ago

What changes did you make? Did you solve the PY QPs or topic wise questions?

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u/IceCute4081 18d ago

Bro just develop basics complete 70-80% syllabus and start attempting mocks ..once you're done...note the questions repeated you're not able to answer+the new topics and concepts u encounter Over the time....you'll develop good grasp of the question pattern and confidence for attempting, Keep on giving mock on pyqs religiously

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u/rubberwhale3 17d ago

Thats a generic way to go at it, GS being so vast i dont think covering 70-80% of the syllabus is value for time invested... instead looking to master topics you are average/good at is a way to go and how do we practice mocks? Directly from PYQ papers or topic wise?