Hie,

The SSB interview judges you on physical and medical grounds. You must make a routine to practice some physical activities like a long run, jogging or stair climbing etc. They basically judge you for your stamina. You should also have a smart and quick decision making power. Moreover, a

Hi Amit,

You can choose integration curve method to calculate the peak ratio of hydrogen .

First, you have to eto establish the relative ratio of hydrogen .to do this , use aruler to measure the top and bottom of each of the integration curve.

After the measure of the

Dear Shubhankar,

    You can join the Indian Army as an officer without Maths background provided you have done a course in Hotel Management from a recognised University but it will be in the Officers Training Academy only. If you have Maths as a subject, you will have the option of

As per the eligibility to apply for CDS exam your age limit for IMA- 20 to 24 years, OTA - 20 to 24 years, Air force- 20 to 24 years, NAVY also 20 to 24 years. You can check the further information with the given below link.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/cds-eligibility-criteria

Good Luck!

Dear aspirant!

To clear the written examination of cda ota you have to do a lot of hardwork.You should a proper guidance.Have patience, confidence in yourself.If you fail do not loose hope try next time give your best ,ask yourself that this attempt was my best if answer is not

The Takshashila Defence Academy, Gwalior this is the Takshashila Defence Academy in Gwalior providing best academic classes and physical training for all defence exams and also give free ssb classes or NDA, CDS and AFCAT students. All facilities provided for out side students like accommodation and food. There is extra

Hi Manish,

It is not mandatory for candidates applying for army in CDS to obtain minimum 60% in graduation. To be eligible for CDS exam, candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university/ institute.

rying to find similarities between these two exams is like comparing Apples and Oranges. Yes, you can argue that both have a similar shape, but at the core, both of them are completely different. Same is the case with the syllabus for CAT and SSC CGL.