TLDR;
This YouTube video from AD Army Point is a practice test for the Indian Army exam, aiming to help candidates score 40+ out of 50. It covers general knowledge, science, math, and reasoning, with explanations and tips for effective preparation. The session includes interactive questions and motivational guidance to boost confidence and improve performance.
- Focus on new pattern questions based on 46 model papers.
- Aim for a balance of easy, moderate, and challenging questions.
- Consistent practice and positive attitude are key to success.
Introduction [0:00]
The session aims to help candidates score above 40 out of 50 in the exam, emphasizing that achieving this score indicates a strong likelihood of passing the initial phase of the selection process. The instructor welcomes all participants and encourages them to stay consistent, strong, and positive in their preparation. The focus is on practicing with new questions and patterns based on the 46 model papers released by the Indian Army.
General Knowledge Questions [1:41]
The first question asks about the location of the Naval Academy Ezhimala, with the correct answer being Kerala. The discussion moves to which Indian state does not have a Legislative Council (Vidhan Parishad), answering Rajasthan. The current Minister of Information and Broadcasting is discussed, identifying Ashwini Vaishnav, who also holds the portfolio of Railway Minister. The year Maharaja Hari Singh signed the Instrument of Accession to integrate Kashmir with India is revealed as 1947.
More GK Questions [5:36]
The term "Ping Pong" is associated with table tennis, which is the national sport of China. The establishment of the Home Rule League in Madras is credited to Annie Besant in 1916. The largest tributary of the Indus River is identified as the Chenab. The current number of elected members in the Rajya Sabha is 233.
Even More GK Questions [9:22]
Emperor Ashoka constructed the Sarnath Pillar to commemorate Buddha's first sermon, an event known as Dharmachakra Pravartana. According to the 2011 census, the Indian state with the highest female literacy rate is Kerala. The next rank after Sepoy (soldier) in the Indian Army is Lance Naik. Valmiki National Park is located in Bihar, being its only national park.
Final GK Questions [13:18]
The 106th Constitutional Amendment is related to women's reservation in Lok Sabha and State legislative assembly. Good Friday is observed by Christians to commemorate the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Currently, Chhattisgarh is the leading producer of coal, while Jharkhand has the largest reserves. The instructor encourages students to share their scores and introduces the next instructor, Mr. MD Puniya, for the science section.
Science Questions Part 1 [16:40]
The science section begins by identifying hydrochloric acid (HCl) as the acid that does not contain oxygen. Blood pressure is measured using a sphygmomanometer, which uses mercury to measure systolic and diastolic pressure, with a normal reading being 120/80 mmHg. Teeth are made of calcium phosphate, and the enamel, the outermost layer, is the hardest substance in the human body. Vitamins are organic compounds that act as metabolic regulators.
Science Questions Part 2 [23:47]
The red color of carrots is due to carotene, a pigment also responsible for the yellow color of cow's milk. The adrenal gland is located above the kidneys and releases the "fight or flight" hormone, also known as the emergency hormone. Influenza is identified as a disease caused by a virus. Respiration in plants occurs through stomata, mainly found in leaves.
Science Questions Part 3 [31:18]
Light waves are transverse waves that do not require a medium to travel. The frequency of alternating current (AC) in India is 50 Hz, while in America, it is 60 Hz. Heat transfer through conduction occurs primarily in solids. Hydrogen is considered the fuel of the future due to its high calorific value. Carbon dioxide is used in fire extinguishers to cut off the oxygen supply.
Science Questions Part 4 [35:10]
Lime (calcium carbonate) is used for whitewashing buildings. Crookes glass should be used in sunglasses to protect the eyes from harmful radiation. The instructor transitions to the next section, inviting Mr. Deewasi Sir to continue the session with mathematics and reasoning questions.
Math Questions Part 1 [39:25]
The math section starts with simplifying expressions using the BODMAS rule, solving for variables, and calculating discount percentages. The first question involves simplifying an expression, resulting in an answer of 17. Another question involves division and basic arithmetic operations, with the correct answer being 488. The value of an expression involving x and y is calculated, resulting in a ratio of 57:41.
Math Questions Part 2 [42:01]
A discount percentage problem is solved, yielding a 34% discount. A profit percentage calculation results in 11.11%. The LCM (Least Common Multiple) of fractions is determined to be 63/2. An average problem involving adding a constant to each number is solved, with the constant being 18.
Math Questions Part 3 [45:16]
The portion of work completed by P in 4 days is calculated as 2/7. A divisibility rule for 8 is applied, and it's determined that 844 is not divisible by 8. A percentage problem involving marking up prices and offering discounts is solved, resulting in a 2% loss. The average of D and E is calculated to be 36.
Math Questions Part 4 [48:19]
A ratio problem involving cost price and selling price is solved, resulting in a 36.36% loss. The area of a rhombus is calculated as 150 square centimeters. A problem involving dividing money between Raja, Ram, and Mohan is solved, with Mohan's share being ₹7200. To achieve a 1:1 ratio of water and milk in a 120-liter mixture, 20 liters of water must be added.
Reasoning Questions [51:12]
The reasoning section includes questions on blood relations, letter series, and coding-decoding. A blood relation puzzle is solved, determining that R is the father-in-law of U. A letter series pattern is identified, and the correct option is selected. A number series question has a slight error, but the pattern is identified as alternating between +5 and +9.
Final Reasoning Question and Conclusion [54:16]
The next letter in a letter series is determined to be C and G. In a coding-decoding question, the code for 'n' is found to be 8. The instructor concludes the session, encouraging viewers to share their scores and aim to improve daily. He thanks the audience and ends the session with "Jai Hind, Jai Bharat."
