CDS-1 2023 Exam English, Maths and GS Paper Analysis with Expected Cut Off

CDS-1 2023 Exam English, Maths and GS Paper Analysis with Expected Cut Off
15-April 2023...........

CDS-1 2023 Exam English, Maths, and General Studies Paper Analysis

CDS-1 2023 was conducted on the 16th of April 202 by the Union Public Service Commission. Like previous many years, this year too we are providing a very accurate and pinpointed exam analysis of the CDS-1 2023. CDS-1 2023 Complete Exam Analysis will cover topics asked in each paper, the number of questions from each topic, and the difficulty level of each topic.

 

The Expert Team of Defence Guru has done thorough research on the CDS Exam conducted on 16th April and we are presenting you a very accurate and reliable exam analysis and expected cut-off for CDS-1 2023. Our exam analysis will cover not only topics but also their difficulty level. After presenting you with this accurate analysis, we shall tell you the expected cut-off for CDS-1 2023.

 

The Combined Defense Services (CDS) examination is conducted twice a year by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to recruit eligible candidates for various posts in the Indian Armed Forces. The CDS-1 2023 exam was conducted on 16th April 2023, and as always, it was eagerly awaited by thousands of aspirants across the country. In this article, we will provide a detailed analysis of the CDS-1 2023 exam.

 

The CDS-1 2023 exam was conducted in two sessions: the morning session (9:00 AM - 11:00 AM) and the afternoon session (2:00 PM - 4:00 PM). The exam consisted of three papers - English, General Knowledge, and Elementary Mathematics - with a total of 300 marks. Each paper was of two hours in duration.

 

English Paper

The English paper consisted of 120 questions, each carrying one mark. The level of the paper was moderate, and candidates who had prepared well for grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension would have found it relatively easy. The questions were distributed evenly among topics such as synonyms and antonyms, fill-in-the-blanks, idioms and phrases, sentence improvement, and comprehension.

 

Topics

No of Questions

                             Difficulty Level

Easy Questions

Moderate Questions

BrainBusters (Difficult)

Spotting Error

10

10 out of 10

-

-

Idioms & Phrases

10

10 out of 10

-

-

Reading Comprehension

10

10 out of 10

-

-

Ordering of Chunks in a sentence

10

10 out of 10

-

-

Ordering of Sentences

10

10 out of 10

-

-

Fill in the Blanks

10

10 out of 10

-

-

Antonyms

10

1      10 out of 10

-

-

Cloze Composition

10

-

10 out of 10

-

Synonyms

10

10 out of 10

-

-

Completion of Sentence

10

10 out of 10

-

-

Preposition & Determiners

10

10 out of 10

-

-

Word Classes- (POS) Recognition

10

10 out of 10

-

-

 

 

General Studies Paper

The General Knowledge paper consisted of 120 questions, with each question carrying one mark. The level of the paper was moderate to difficult, with a few questions being quite tricky. The questions were distributed among topics such as current affairs, history, geography, economy, polity, and defense-related issues. The defense-related questions were particularly challenging, and candidates who had prepared well for this section would have had an advantage.

 

Topics

Sub-Section

No of Questions

                     Difficulty Level

Easy Questions

Moderate Questions

Brain Busters (Difficult)

Science

Physics

10

5

5

-

Chemistry

10

6

4

-

Biology

10

8

2

-

History

Ancient History

4

1

2

1

Medieval History

6

3

3

-

Modern History

12

5

5

2

Geography

Indian Geography

14

7

4

3

World Geography

2

1

1

-

Physical Geography

3

1

2

-

Economics

9

5

3

1

Polity

16

9

4

3

Current Affairs

20

10

5

5

Static GK

4

4

-

-

 

 

Elementary Mathematics Paper

The Elementary Mathematics paper consisted of 100 questions, with each question carrying 1.5 marks. The level of the paper was moderate, and candidates who had prepared well for topics such as algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and mensuration would have found it relatively easy. There were a few tricky questions, but overall, the paper was doable.

 

Topics

No of Questions

                             Difficulty Level

Easy Questions

Moderate Questions

Brain Busters (Difficult)

Geometry

 

15

2

5

8

Data Sufficiency

 

10

0

10

0

Mensuration

 

15

2

11

2

Set

 

1

1

-

-

Trignometry

9

6

3

-

Height & Distance

2

0

2

-

Polynomial

7

3

4

-

Number System

16

8

6

2

Logarithm and Exponential

1

1

0

-

Surds & Indicies

2

1

1

-

LCM & HCF

4

1

3

-

Percentage

1

0

1

-

Profit & Loss

1

0

1

-

SI & CI

2

0

2

-

Time & Work

2

0

2

-

Pipe & Cistern

1

0

1

-

Partnership

1

0

1

-

Problem on Ages

1

0

1

-

Average

1

0

1

-

Time and Distance

2

0

2

-

Boat & Streams

1

0

1

-

Statistics

4

0

4

-

Ratio & Proportion

1

1

0

-

 

 

CDS-1 2023 Expected Cut off for OTA, IMA, AFA, and INA

 

                                                 CDS-1 2023 Expected Cut off

OTA (Women)

90-100

OTA (Men)

90-100

IMA

130-140

AFA

140-150

INA

115-125

 

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