🔥NDA GAT Complete Strategy | 400+ Score Plan | By Dheeraj sir | MISSION SELECTION

🔥 NDA GAT Complete Strategy | 400+ Score Plan | By Dheeraj Sir | MISSION SELECTION
This video provides a comprehensive strategy for the NDA GAT (General Ability Test) to help aspirants score over 400 marks. The speaker emphasizes the importance of starting preparation early, as the exam is on April 12th (0:07).

Here's a breakdown of the strategy:

Overall Exam Structure and Importance (3:10)

The total NDA exam is 900 marks, with 300 for Mathematics and 600 for GAT (3:12).
A minimum of 25% marks in Mathematics is mandatory for the GAT paper to be checked (3:22).
GAT consists of 150 multiple-choice questions for 600 marks (4:11).
Each correct answer gives 4 marks, and each wrong answer results in a -1.34 mark deduction (4:21).
The GAT paper is 2.5 hours long, with 150 minutes for 150 questions (4:52).
The key to GAT is accuracy, not just speed (5:07).
GAT plays a crucial role in improving your overall score and merit, as each question is worth 4 marks compared to 2.5 marks in Mathematics (6:46).
GAT Section Breakdown (7:40)
The GAT paper is divided into two sections:

English: 50 questions, 200 marks (7:43).
Covers Vocabulary (Synonyms, Antonyms, One-word substitution, Idioms & Phrases), Spotting Errors, Sentence Improvement, Para-jumbles, and Reading Comprehension (9:55).
Emphasis on daily vocabulary learning (30-40 new words) with consistent revision, especially on Sundays (11:59).
Strong basic grammar rules are essential (13:33).
Daily practice of 1-2 reading passages (14:09).
Solving previous 15 years' question papers is crucial to understand the exam level and recurring grammar rules (14:28).
Target score for English: 150-170 marks (15:07).
General Knowledge (GK): 100 questions, 400 marks (7:45).
Science: 50 questions.
Focus on 9th and 10th-grade NCERT textbooks for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (15:37).
Physics is highly important, with 20-25 questions alone (16:51).
Social Science: 50 questions.
History, Geography, and Current Affairs are the most important subjects (17:42).
Geography accounts for 20-22 questions, History for 18-20 questions, and Current Affairs for 10-12 questions (17:54).
Avoid spending too much time on Polity (3-4 questions) and Economics (17:12).
For Current Affairs, focus on the last 6-8 months, including Defense Exercises, Awards, Sports, and Science Current Affairs (18:24).
Target score for GK: 250-280 marks (18:33).
Preparation Strategy (19:08)

Time Management:
Allocate 3-4 hours daily for Mathematics and 2.5-3 hours for GAT, focusing on self-study (20:11).
Prioritize task-oriented study over time-oriented study (20:49). Set daily targets (e.g., 50 math questions, 30-40 vocab words, 3-4 pages of GS) (20:55).
Review daily progress for 20 minutes before sleeping (22:00).
90-Day Plan (22:27):
First 60 days: Complete concepts, notes, and subject-wise practice (22:45). No new chapters after February (23:19).
Next 20 days: Revision of Previous Year Questions (PYQs) and sectional tests (23:37).
Last 10 days: Full-length mock tests (one daily) and focus on weak areas identified from mock tests (23:54).
Accuracy over Attempts: Avoid guessing in GAT (25:05). Only take risks if your overall score is low and math performance is not strong (25:28).
Consistency and Revision: Daily revision is crucial, and mock tests should be taken seriously (26:09).
Teacher Guidance: For History, Geography, and Current Affairs, consider watching videos from a good teacher who can provide concise and high-yield content (19:41).
Avoid Distractions: Limit phone usage and follow only one teacher/channel to avoid information overload (29:01).
The speaker assures that following this strategy can lead to excellent results in the NDA exam, citing a previous student who scored 550 out of 900 (30:42).

The NDA GAT (General Ability Test) is the most scoring paper in the NDA Examination. By following the right strategy, achieving a score of over 400 marks is entirely possible.

In this video/lecture, you will learn:
✔ A complete breakdown of the NDA GAT syllabus
✔ Smart strategies for Science, History, Geography, Polity, and Current Affairs
✔ Identification of high-weightage topics
✔ An NCERT-based preparation approach
✔ Analysis of Previous Year Questions (PYQs)
✔ Time management techniques and accuracy improvement tricks
✔ Guesswork vs. smart elimination techniques

🎯 Mission:
To develop maximum output, high accuracy, and an officer-level mindset in a short amount of time. This strategy is specially designed for NDA aspirants, defence enthusiasts, and first-time candidates.
👉 Consistently follow this strategy to move one step closer to the National Defence Academy.

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