hey there

almost all government job exams has GK in their syllabus. some of the famous exams are

1. SBI PO

2. SBI clerk

3. NDA

4. UPSC

5. State PCS

6. railway.

7. AFCAT

8. CDS and many more.

UG courses if you are interested in GK then you should go fo BA. some of the BA courses are

1. History honors.

2. political science

3. philosophy. etc these will be beneficial for you.

thank you

According to the official syllabus, DU B.El.Ed consists of 100 MCQs in English, Hindi, Social Sciences,Mathematics and Science upto Class 10. There is no General Knowledge and Reasoning topics in the Syllabus. So under English, go for Comprehension and Verbal Ability. If you have already brought the book, we would suggest you to first complete the Subjects and then may be a just a week before the exam, read through the reasoning and General Knowledge just in case if there are questions asked out of syllabus. But mostly they will not be because the official bulletin doesn't mention any Reasoning and General Knowledge as topics in the Entrance examination.

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Hello,

There is a sectional cut off in NDA.For English you need to score 25% out of 300 marks by this you need to score atleast 75 marks in English and for General Ability Test (GAT) you need to score 25% marks out of 600 marks by this you need to score atleast 150 marks in GAT.You need to clear individual cut off and you need to clear overall cut off too.The expected cut off for English will be in between  165-175 marks for GAT in between 185-200 marks and overall cut off is expected to be in between  335-345.

Hello Rohan ,

Here is the list of few important general knowledge topics:

1. Coucil of Ministers of India in NDA

2. International Organisation Heads.

3. Country's capitals and currencies.

4. All presidents and prime ministers of India.

5. Important days and dates.

6. Ancient Indian Scientists.

7. Bharat Ratan Receipients

8. Indian nobel prize winners.

9. Airports in India

10. Important dances of India.

Some of the books you can refer are :-

Lucent's general knowledge book, Manorama yearbook, objective general knowledge, general study paper 1.

Hope it helps.

Good Luck !

hi,

for general knowledge I suggest you to read bankers adda and any good gk book of banking exam, also you may brush up your knowledge of science subjects of 10th course for static gk problems. see only two or three week preparation you can not crack any exam with good score and ranking, since covid 19 many of the exams is delayed and it left quite a good time for preparation. I suggest you to follow iim ipmat exam books which has good number of questions,

IIM IPMAT Preparation Guide by Stalwart Career Institute

also you may follow disha experts books on quantitative, reasoning test.

Dear aspirant,

The best way to prepare for an exam in short duration is to solve previous year question paper and giving examinations like mock test.

in this way you can get both familiar with the syllabus and the pattern of the exam and will also get to make your strategy that you must follow during the exam. to prepare for critical reasoning the best thing is previous year question paper and mock test as no book completely contain all the type of question that could be asked in the exam. Human starting taking marks and after you done with the mock try to solve all the question which you are not able to solve during the mock mock exam.

here is the link to the free mock test by careers 360.

https://learn.careers360.com/test-series-clat-free-mock-test/?icn=CLAT_test_seriesn&ici=CLAT_article_view_sticky

Hope this helps. Thank you.