Can PI round have questions from current affairs or general knowledge?

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Several colleges conducting interviews before the final admission include questions on current afaairs and general knowledge to assess candidate's awareness and thinking ability. Candidates can face questions on major national or global events across different domains, recent changes in education, o

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