Sir, the syllabus it is given that G.K & current affairs for entrance of History Hons., so do I need to prepare for 9th-12th history also?

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Asked by Eram Firdaus
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J
7 years ago
No. The questions are based on general history. You have to just study the basic histroy.

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Pavan Kumar
7 years ago
GK and Current affairs both are same. You have to prepare 9th- 12th history, but not deeply. Just prepare the basics like dates,names,schemes etc like these. They won't give deep questions which you've in 9th class. So, just cover them.

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