How to prepare for RRB? How many subjects to study and what? Which author's book is good for reading?

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  • Preparing for the RRB (Railway Recruitment Board) exams requires a focused strategy, covering various subjects and using reliable study materials. Here's a step-by-step guide

    Subjects for the RRB are :

    Mathematics: Quantitative aptitude and basic arithmetic.

    General Intelligence & Reasoning: Logical reasoning and problem-solving.

    General Awareness: Current affairs, general knowledge, Indian Railways.

    Science (for specific posts): Physics, Chemistry, Biology (based on syllabus).

    Mathematics

    Refer to "Quantitative Aptitude" by R.S Aggarwal.

    Reasoning

    "A Verbal approach to Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning" by R.S Aggarwal

    General Awareness

    "Lucent's

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