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Shivangi Narula

Tenses and its usage is covered in this course.

Strategize, practice and develop the right attitude with these comprehensive courses, tips and mock tests and crack the CDS exam.

CDS/AFCAT/CAPF

Hindi

(Hindi) Tenses

Parts of Speech

Grammar

General English

Defence Exams

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Course Overview (in Hindi)

Introduction to Tense (in Hindi)

Simple Present Tense (in Hindi)

Present Continuous Tense (in Hindi)

Present Perfect Tense (in Hindi)

Cleared AFCAT, SSC-CHSL and many other competitive exams.Teaching English since 2015.My aim is to eliminate the fear of English from India.

Sidhant Sharma

In this course, Sidhant Sharma helps you learn English vocabulary words with a new and creative technique called mnemonic vocabulary.

(Hindi) Mnemonic Vocabulary for UPSC CDS Exam

The best way to approach this subject by using the level of a layman.

(Hindi) Learn Nouns for UPSC CDS Exam

In this course, Sidhant Sharma discusses a basic way to approach high-level English grammar. The course is narrated in Hindi.

(Hindi) Learn English Articles for UPSC CDS Exam

This course covers everything from basics till high level of verbs with rulings of subject verb agreement.

(Hindi) Verbs for UPSC CDS Exam

A connoisseur of fine things... in search of perfection. Learning by the second; pedagogic, never pedantic. Live to learn, learn to live!

Mukund Kedia

This course deals with two important subsections of the CDS English Paper; Ordering of words to form a sentence and Ordering of sentences to form a coherent paragraph.

Reordering Words and Sentences

This course enables the aspirants to have a rapid yet concise overview of the most prolific topics that are asked in the domain of English in NDA as well as CDS.

Lessons

5 lessons • 49m

Course Overview (in Hindi)

Introduction to Tense (in Hindi)

Simple Present Tense (in Hindi)

Present Continuous Tense (in Hindi)

Present Perfect Tense (in Hindi)