Experiences from preparing for NDA(National Defence Academy)

 INTRODUCTION TO NDA:-

NDA stands for National defence academy which is situated in khadakwasla, Pune. The institution was formally inaugurated on January,16,1955. It is one of the prestigious instituions in India . Which hone boys into a gentlemen. 



LEARNINGS:-

I should clear this in starting that I never cleared NDA's written. But I was totally contended with it because I enjoyed every momemt when I was grinding my ass to clear the examination. I love that time . I along with my buddy used to wake up at 5:00 hours and then grinding till dinner time in the hostel's mess. My buddy made my journey easy and enjoyable . 


1. Enjoy every moment even if you are working your ass off because it is you who has chosen path of your life. So you should enjoy even if you are fail. 

2. Improved my self notion. I used to think that I can't sit for hours for studying and that notion about myself was broken when I was enjoying learning . It is very pity of us that we think that we are useless if we were not able to perform some tasks. Which is totally wrong because I think we do not get call from our inner self that this is what you really like to do. 

3.  I failed in the written it made me realise that it is nothing in this world which I can't achieve if I believe in myself . And believing in self comes through practice and performing the assigned duties. 

4. Improved my attitude and now I think and try to perform every task as a leader will do. 

5. Improved my confidence.  

6. Nothing is impossible if I have two legs, two hands, two eyes and my whole body parts are working properly . 

7. Learnt new things about myself .

8. Sense of gratitude towards God and towards my family that they provided me the opportunity.  That I am able to make rational decisions.  

List of learning will go long and long because I learnt a lot maybe because of growing age. But I will give credit to myself too for trying to become a leader and a good person . 

Conclusion:-

Learning is a life long process and I feel every person in our country atleast once in life should prepare for any government exam because it gives us new perspectives and it develop us as a whole new being . We learn many good things . 
 



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