How do I prepare for my GK in the CDSE?
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The General Knowledge paper consists of 100 questions, each worth one mark. To prepare this section, you can follow the given tips:
1. Select your study material based on the syllabus of the GK paper.
2. The NCERTs are the best books to prepare for the GK section, particularly history and culture.
3. Read newspapers daily to stay updated with current events.
4. Analyze important themes based on the previous year's papers and study them well.
5. Make notes of important facts about GK topics for last-minute revision.
6. You must prepare the Current Affairs of the last 6 to 7 months diligently.
7. For practice, use any other reference mate...more
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