UPSC NDA 2 2021: Know about exam pattern
Prabakaran K | November 8, 2021 | 02:54 PM IST | 2 mins read
The UPSC NDA 2 2021 exam is scheduled to be conducted as a written exam on November 14. Check details about UPSC NDA exam pattern 2021.
New Delhi: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) released the NDA exam pattern 2021 along with the official notification. Candidates who will appear for the NDA 2 exam, they must be well aware of the exam pattern which includes the marking scheme, mode of exam etc., So that on the day of the NDA 2 2021 examination, they are able to draw their strategy accordingly while answering the questions.
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The UPSC NDA 2 2021 exam comprises two papers, mathematics and general ability test (GAT). The total duration of both papers 1 and 2 is two hours and thirty minutes.
UPSC NDA 2 2021 exam date
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Events |
Dates |
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NDA 2 exam date 2021 |
November 14, 2021 |
UPSC NDA exam pattern 2021 - Written test
The detailed exam pattern of UPSC NDA 2 exam is provided in the table below.
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Papers |
Subject |
No. of questions |
Maximum marks |
Duration |
|
Paper 1 |
Maths |
120 |
300 |
2 hours & 30 minutes |
|
Paper 2 |
GAT |
150 |
600 |
2 hours & 30 minutes |
|
Total |
|
900 |
5 hours |
|
UPSC NDA 2021 exam pattern - Maths (paper 1)
|
Particulars |
Details |
|
Total questions |
120 |
|
Total marks |
300 |
|
Marks allotted to each question |
2.5 |
|
Negative marking for every incorrect answer |
-0.83 |
UPSC NDA exam pattern 2021 - GAT (paper 2)
|
Particulars |
Maximum marks |
|
|
Part A - English |
200 |
|
|
Part B - GK |
Physics |
100 |
|
|
Chemistry |
60 |
|
General science |
40 |
|
|
History, freedom movement, etc. |
80 |
|
|
Geography |
80 |
|
|
Current events |
40 |
|
|
Total |
600 |
|
|
Negative marking for each incorrect response |
-1.33 |
|
UPSC NDA 2 exam 2021 - Tips to remember
Only a week’s time is left to appear for the UPSC NDA 2021 examination. Candidates may go through some important tips to do well in the exam below.
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Revision: Candidates are advised to revise all the topics ahead of the NDA 2 exam
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Mock tests: This is the most important part of the last-minute preparation. Candidates need to take the mock test to check if they are able to manage the time.
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Previous year papers: Check UPSC NDA previous years papers and identify repeatedly asked questions. This will also give a fair idea of the examination.
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Be accurate: There is negative marking in the NDA 2 exam 2021, so don't attempt questions without thinking. They have to attempt only if they are sure about it.
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Candidates are advised to go through the COVID-19 guidelines carefully.
Along with the UPSC NDA 2 exam pattern 2021, candidates need to check the important topics as mentioned in the NDA syllabus 2021 to do better in the examination. UPSC released the admit card of NDA 2 exam online on October 22.
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