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

CDS/AFCAT/CAPF

Defence Exams

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

In this Course Rajeev will help you understand the Complexity of Non-verbal Analogy for AFCAT.As Non-verbal Reasoning in AFCAT have lion's share ,so it is very important in clearing the Exam and scoring high.

(Hindi) Non-verbal Analogy : Reasoning for AFCAT

fill in the blanks is a section which helps you get a good score....but this can be possible only by practice.....this course gives you the required practice sessions on this particular topic taking you through a mixture of grammar and vocabulary......

(Hindi) Fill in the blanks for Defense Exams

This course gives you a thorough revision of all the important rules of English Grammar and will teach you how to attempt tough questions with accuracy and confidence. Each and every question will be discussed in from the very basics.

(Hindi) Spotting the Error : Practice Series (May 2019) for Defense Exams

In this course Rajeev will help you understand the concept of Logical Venn diagram for Non-verbal Reasoning with PYQs.
As 32% of Q's in AFCAT are from Reasoning Section, it is very important in clearing and acing the Exam.

(Hindi) Venn diagrams : Reasoning for AFCAT

English

All questions

Aptitude

Verbal Skills

Spatial Ability

Reasoning &  Military Aptitude

Auditor, MoD (CGL 18).
Mathematics Major. 
'Top Educator' of year 2017.
Taught Military Reasoning/Aptitude.

Rajeev Kumar

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

SELF STUDY

Reasoning & Military Aptitude

Reasoning & Military Aptitude

Reasoning & Military Aptitude

(Hindi) Spotting the Error : Practice Series (May 2019) for Defense Exams

4.9

(Hindi) Fill in the blanks for Defense Exams

4.8

(Hindi) Venn diagrams : Reasoning for AFCAT

4.7

(Hindi) Non-verbal Analogy : Reasoning for AFCAT

4.6