CDS

The CDS question paper for Mathematics carries a total of 100 questions. The section from which the questions are asked has been given below for the candidates: a) Profit and loss b) Elementary Number Theory: Division algorithm c) Prime and composite numbers: Tests of divisibility by 2, 3, 4, 5, 9 and 11. d) Multiples and factors e) Factorisation Theorem, etc. The candidates must go through these Maths section to secure maximum marks as these section comprise maximum marks in the question paper in the Maths section.

If you have lost your CDS roll number, you can still check your CDS result by following the steps given below: a) Visit the official website of UPSC b) Click on examination tab c) Click on the active examination tab d) Click on CDS exam result link e) The result PDF will appear on the screen f) Check your name, date of birth and father's name in the PDF to heck your result If you still want your roll number then you should check your registered mail. The Board sends the roll number and the admit card on the mail.

The Union Public Service Commission UPSC released the Combined Defence Services CDS result for the exam CDS 1 eon July 31, 2024. The CDS 1 exam was taken to recruit candidates into different Indian Armed Forces Academies that are Air Force Academy (AFA), Indian Military Academy (IMA), Indian Naval Academy (INA) and Officers Training Academy (OTA). The candidates qualifying the written exam and the interview will be enrolled in the academies according to their preferences where they go through rigorous training to become commissioned officers in Indian Armed Forces.

If there is any error in CDS admit card, the candidates should immediately contact the concerned department/authority to make corrections in the admit card. The concerned department will guide the candidates to solve the issue. It is important to ensure that the Aadhaar number is correct on the CDS admit card as it is a crucial document required for the exam. Any discrepancies or errors in the Aadhaar number or other details can lead to issues during the exam and may even in result in disqualification.