CDS Most Scoring Topics in Mathematics
This article will guide the CDS aspirants on how to score maximum in the Mathematics paper. UPSC is going to conduct the CDS 1 2022 exam on 10th April 2022. Out of the three papers, the Mathematics paper is considered to be a scoring paper. Questions are asked from around 15-16 topics. Aspirants should prepare those topics first, which have a greater weightage and because more questions are covered from those topics.
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The following data has been prepared after analyzing the last 6 year papers pattern. Observe the following table carefully to get an idea about the weightage of different topics.
High Weightage Topics
Topic |
No. of questions |
Number System |
20-22 |
Mensuration |
14-16 |
Geometry |
10-12 |
Trigonometry |
10-12 |
Algebra |
10-11 |
Moderate Weightage Topics
Topic |
No. of Questions |
Time, Speed and Distance |
6-7 |
Statistics |
7-8 |
Time, speed and Distance |
6-7 |
Time and Work |
4-5 |
Percentage |
3-5 |
Low Weightage Topics
Topic |
No. of Questions |
Data Interpretation |
2-3 |
Profit and Loss |
1-2 |
Ratio and Proportion |
1-3 |
Simple Interest |
1-2 |
Compound Interest |
1-2 |
Miscellaneous |
1-4 |
As you can see, if one covers the topics mentioned in Table-1 above then he can cover more than 50% of the syllabus. You can attempt Mathematics Topic wise Quiz here to boost your preparation.
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For Admission to Indian Military Academy, Indian Naval Academy, and Air Force Academy, you should prepare Mathematics subject. After solving the quizzes students can match their answers with the actual solutions. In this way, candidates will get to know their weaknesses and strengths which they can improve right before the examination, and ensure securing good marks in the main exam.
Subject | Duration | Maximum Marks |
---|---|---|
English | 2 Hours | 100 |
General Knowledge | 2 Hours | 100 |
Mathematics | 2 Hours | 100 |
SSB Test/Interview | 5 Days | 300 |
So if you are running out of time then complete the topics mentioned in Table 1 then Table 2 and so on.
Good luck with the upcoming exam.