How to prepare KIITEE Law GK section?

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    Bhumika Aggarwal | Contributor-Level 7

    7 months ago

    To prepare for the KIITEE GK (Current Affairs) section effectively, follow these tips:

    Daily Newspaper Reading: Read newspapers like The Hindu or Indian Express to stay updated on national and international events, legal developments, and important issues.

    Monthly Current Affairs Compilations: Use reliable resources like Manorama Yearbook or online platforms to revise monthly updates.

    Focus on Key Topics: Prioritize topics like legal news, government policies, awards, sports, science, and global events.

    Regular Revision: Maintain short notes for quick revisions.

    Practice: Solve previous year papers and attempt GK-specific mock tests to impr

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