Hello,

You haven't mentioned about which form you're enquiring about, anyway for general awareness and general knowledge, there are two parts, one is static portion for which you may go through Lucent's GK book/any other standard book in the market, you can also refer sites such as GKToday or alike where content is presented in compiled form catering to different categories. Now, coming to the dynamic portion, the best way to deal with this is to read newspaper on a daily basis, you can choose The Hindu, equally good is Indian Express, or you can go through monthly magazines  like Pratiyogita Darpan, there are many competitive exam sites which offer this information in compiled form for monthly basis, these are sites of banking or upsc exams, you can also refer this in case you don't want to read newspaper on a daily basis, but this is the best option as you don't have to mug up everything at the time of appearing examination, also after going through newspaper, you can go through daily MCQs provided in various sites for revision as well as retaining information.This integrated approach works well, as this is a consistent and gradual way of retaining information.

According to the official website: https://www.imu.edu.in/images/Academic%20Brochure%20-2020-2021%20-%2030.06.2020.pdf , the exam will be for 200 MCQs and the syllabus will be in English, General Aptitude, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as 12th level. For Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, stick to NCERT books of 11th and 12th syllabus. NCERT books will sharpen your basics and you need strong basics for preparing for any entrance examination. Once your basics are in place, because the time period for preparation is quite less, your preparation should be extensive and thorough. For General Aptitude, few topics that you need to cover and practise are: Numbers, HCF and LCM of Numbers, Decimal Fractions, Square Roots and Cube Roots, Average, Problems on Ages, Percentage, Profit and Loss, Ratio and Proportion, Time and Work, Pipes and Cistern, Time and Distance, Problems on Trains, Boats and Streams, Alligation, Simple and Compound Interest, Logarithms, Area, Volume and Surface areas, Calendar, Clocks, Permutation and Combinations, Probability, Reasoning, Sitting Arrangements, Blood relations and Data Interpretation. There is no negative marking. There might be 40 questions in each session. In English section, command on your English, Grammar, Vocabulary, Understanding of the given paragraph are of more importance. Reading English NewsPaper will also help you in your preparation.

Hello,

There is no course to learn General knowledge. You can get books for GE and read it. There are many videos for old current affairs and they provide daily update. You can get them from YouTube. Follow news daily. Note down important notes while watching.

Read books for GE which provides history of country and other information. There are daily and weekly magazines available. You can buy them and refer them too.

This is a self study process and no course is available for it. So you have to learn in your pace and remember it. Most of it is facts. There is no other way to just remember it.

Hope it helps!

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.

Hello Vivek,

The capital of Myanmar is Naypyitaw. Yangon ,also called Rangoon was the capital of the country from 1948 to 2006.Later it was changed to Naypyitaw.

• Pearson GK Manual 2020
• Lucent's General Knowldege
• Competition Success Review
• Pratyogita Darpan
• The Hindu NewsPaper

Hello Aspirant,

You can prepare General Knowledge for CLAT UG Entrance Exam

Many magazines are specifically available in the market for GK and Current affairs. To enhance your knowledge in G.K. you can go through Manorma, India Today, Pratiyogita Darpan, Competition Success Review

-Under GK you need to select your strong areas first and prepare them quite thoroughly. Prioritize the preparation of GK as per your strengths. Business, Economics, Law, Politics, Sports or Technology might be the areas you are interested in. Prepare your favorite areas to the maximum level. This way you will definitely be able to boost your confidence and secure a good score.

-To check your level of preparation and to strengthen your preparation you are advised to take mock tests. It is very important to take online mock tests besides reading and grasping from different sources. Take the ones based on the actual Exam pattern

-The news channels are active 24x7 and the news channels broadcast International and National news. Watch news at least half an hour per day. Listen to business news and the headlines very carefully and note the important news affairs in a copy systematically.

Good Luck!

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.