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Adopt a good strategy :-

After knowing the pattern, make a strategy for it. In which you should mark which topic or topic you have difficulty in and in which field you are strong. Based on that, give time to different  Subjects and should be prepared for exam preparation.

What to read :-

You need to know what subjects you have to study and which topics are important in it. After knowing this, start preparing for them and prepare study material on the same basis.

Stay on top of digital learning :-

In the era of the Internet, most topics or information are available on the Internet, from where you can study it. There are many channels that provide education like coaching without fees. In this case, you can take their help.

Understand the exam pattern :-

Before sitting in any examination, understand well what is the syllabus of this exam and on what basis questions are asked in it. You first understand the whole pattern so that one of your minds can be focused. Know about the entire syllabus and pattern and  plan ahead.

Take the help of books of competitive examinations:-

Although you should read every topic completely, but in competitive examinations you will get to know about the questions etc. This will not only be your practice, but you will get information about a pattern and you will not have any problem in solving the paper.

Study Material –

For the preparation of any exam, it is very important to have the subject matter related to it. If you do not have material related to it, then you can never get success in competition. You should keep all the books and other material related to the competition exam in the study room nearby.

Make notes definitely :-

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1. Under which article of Indian constitution, reservation for scheduled castes and tribes has been given in Lok Sabha?

[A] 330

[B] 332

[C] 222

[D] 345

2. The jurisdiction of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands falls under which court?

[A] Circuit Bench of Bombay High Court at Port Blair

[B] Circuit Bench of Calcutta High Court at Port Blair

[C] Circuit bench of Madras High Court at Port Blair

[D] Circuit bench of Supreme Court High Court in Port Blair

3. Which court exercises the jurisdiction of the Union Territory of Lakshadweep?

[A] Tamil Nadu High Court

[B] Kerala High Court

[C] Calcutta High Court

[D] Bombay High Court

4. Who can change the number of judges of the Supreme Court?

[A] Presidential Order

[B] Parliament by law

[C] Supreme Court Notification

[D] Notification of the Central Government

5. In order to work as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, a person should work in the High Court for at least how many years?

[A] 10 years

[B] 12 years

[C] 15 years

[D] 20 years

6. By which amendment of the Constitution of Delhi was made NCT (National Capital Territory)?

[A] 63rd Amendment

[B] 69th Amendment

[C] 74th Amendment

[D] 76th Amendment

7. In India, above which population is the three tier Panchayati system in India?

[A] 1.5 million

[B] 2.5 million

[C] 20 lakhs

[D] 30 lakhs

8. With reference to the executive power in a state in India, which of the following statements is correct?

1- The executive power of the state is vested in the governor.

2- The de facto executive authority in the state is the Council of Ministers.

3. All executive decisions in the state are taken in the name of the Chief Minister.

Choose the correct option from these: –

[A] 1 and 2 only

[B] 2 and 3 only

[C] 3 only

[D] 1, 2 and 3

9. Who among the following can remove the Governor from his office?

[A] State Legislative Assembly

[B] Parliament

[C] President

[D] None of these

10. Consider the following official languages ​​of India:

1. Sindhi and Nepali

2. Konkani and Manipuri

3. Bodo and Santhali

4. Santali and Konkani

5. Dogri and Maithili

Which of the above languages ​​were included in the 8th schedule by the 92nd Amendment Act of 2003?

[A] 1 and 2

[B] 2 and 3

[C] 3 and 5

[D] 4 and 5

11. Consider the following religious communities: –

1- Sikh

2- Buddhist

3- Jain

4- Persian

Who has got the status of minorities among them?

[A] 1 and 4

[B] 1, 2 and 4

[C] 2, 3 and 4

[D] 1, 2, 3, 4

12. Which statement about the Election Commission is correct?

[A] It is an independent and statutory body.

[B] It consists of members holding tenure of six years.

[C] It acts as a court for arbitration of disputes related to recognition of political parties.

[D] Being an all-India body, it is also concerned with elections with elections to gram panchayats and state municipalities.

13. Pay attention to the following Articles of the Constitution: –

    Article 72 – President’s Pardoning Power

    Article 143 – Advisory jurisdiction of Supreme Court

    Article 360 ​​- Provisions related to financial emergency

    Article (148-151) – Powers and functions of Attorney General of India

Which of these matches is correct?

[A] 1 and 3

[B] 1, 2 and 3

[C] 1, 2 and 4

[D. ALL OF THE ABOVE

14. Which of the following is not on the basis of disqualification for being elected as a Member of Parliament?

    If the person holds an office of profit under the state government.

    If the person voluntarily acquired citizenship of a foreign state.

    If a person is disqualified under the Tenth Schedule.

    If the person has been arrested / detained under the Preventive Detention Act.

choose the correct option:-

[A] 2 only

[B] Only 4

[C] 1 and 4

[D] 1, 2 and 4

15. The Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution deals with the administration and control of Scheduled Areas and Scheduled Tribes in which of the four states?

[A] Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Nagaland

[B] Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, Mizoram

[C] Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland

[D] Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland

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 1. When was the Government of India Act passed in the English Parliament?

[A] 1852

[B] 1856

[C] 1858

[D] 1860

2. The 1896 session of the Indian National Congress is noted for which of the following?

[A] The national anthem was sung for the first time.

[B] National song was sung for the first time.

[C] The tricolor was waved for the first time.

[D] None of these

3. Which of the following Governor General is called the liberator of the Indian press?

[A] Lord William Bentinck

[B] Sir Charles Metcalf

[C] Lord Auckland

[D] Lord Allenborough

4. By whom was the Carthage system used in the context of maritime trade?

[A] Dutch

[B] French

[C] English

[D] Portuguese

5. Which of the following statements about Surendranath Banerjee is not correct?

[A] He was the co-founder of the Indian National Association

[B] He was the founder of Ripon College, Calcutta

[C] He is known for the concept of national consciousness.

[D] He along with Anandmohan Bose founded the ordinary Brahmo Samaj

6. During the freedom movement Rabindranath Tagore returned the title of knighthood in protest against which event?

[A] Bengal Partition

[B] Jallianwala Bagh massacre

[C] Death sentence to Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev

[D] none of the above

7. Which Congress session is known for a separate electorate for Muslims?

[A] Karachi session, 1913

[B] Bombay Session, 1915

[C] Lucknow Session, 1916

[D] Calcutta session, 1917

8. At which place was the first European settlement established in India?

[A] Kochi

[B] Chinsura

[C] Surat

[D] Chennai

9. Which of the following states issued a golden decree to the British for free trade?

[A] Hyderabad

[B] Bijapur

[C] Golconda

[D] Ahmednagar

10. The Treaty of Salbai is related to which war?

[A] First Anglo-Mysore War

[B] First Anglo-Maratha War

[C] Second-Anglo-Maratha War

[D] Second Anglo-Mysore War

11. With whom was the battle of Buxar fought by the East India Company?

[A] Mir Qasim

[B] Saadat Ali Khan II

[C] Ali Vardi Khan

[D] Siraj-ud-daula

12. Which of the following is called the Magna Carta of Indian education?

[A] Woods Dispatch

[B] Sedler Commission

[C] Indian Universities Act, 1904

[D] Rayleigh Commission

13. Vernacular Press Act and Arms Act was passed by which Viceroy?

[A] Lord Lytton

[B] Lord Mayo

[C] Lord Dalhousie

[D] Lord Harding

14. Which of the following Viceroys was assassinated during his tenure?

[A] Lord Mayo

[B] Lord Lytton

[C] Lord Dalhousie

[D] Lord Harding

15. For what did Lord Ripon constitute the Hunter Commission?

[A] To stop terrorism and anti-national activities

[B] for education reform in India

[C] Appointment of Indian Judges in the High Judiciary

[D] none of the above

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1. What substance dissolves in Tears?

    (A) Common salt

    (B) Sea

    (C) Starch

    (D) Glucose

 2. Rust on iron?

    (A) ferric oxide

    (B) Hydrogenated ferrous and ferric oxide

    (C) Alkali ferrous and ferric carbonate

    (D) Because of all of the above

 3. Insuline was discovered?

    (A) Bentig

    (B) Domake

    (C) Ronald Ross

    (D) Harvey

 4. Vegetable oils are converted into ghee?

    (A) Heat treatment

    (B) hydrogenation

    (C) by oxygen

    (D) by enzymes

 5. Which one of the following is an alloy?

    (A) Zinc

    (B) Steel

    (C) lead

    (D) aluminium

 6. Which of the following is not Fuel gas?

    (A) Water gas

    (B) Producer gas

    (C) Laughing gas

    (D) Marsh gas

 7. Which of the following elements forms strong alkaline oxides when ignited in oxygen?

    (A) Phosphorus

    (B) sodium

    (C) Iron

    (D) Sulphur

 8. What is Fathom?

    (A) is a fish

    (B) The name of a plant is

    (C) A vessel is called

    (D) is a measure

 9. Richter Scale is used in measuring?

    (A) Earthquake intensity

    (B) Wind speed

    (C) Depth of the sea

    (D) Body temperature

 10. Who are the inventors of dynamite?

    (A) Einstein

    (B) Newton

    (C) Alfred Nobel

    (D) Madame Curie

 11. Plaster of Paris is obtained?

    (A) sodium bicarbonate

    (B) Gypsum

    (C) Urea

    (D) Carbon

 12. On which rays are the latest research for use in medicine and war?

    (A) X rays

    (B) Laser rays

    (C) Gamma rays

    (D) cathode rays

 13. What type of waves are there in Radar?

    (A) electric waves

    (B) electromagnetic waves

    (C) Sound waves

    (D) None of the above

 14. The main reason why the sky appears blue?

    (A) Sunlight is blue

    (B) Scattering of solar rays by particles of dust etc. present in the atmosphere

    (C) light reflection

    (D) light refraction

 15. A high speed vehicle honks its pitch, then its pitch?

    (A) is heard as much

    (B) more audible

    (C) hearing impaired

    (D) First less and then more

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 1. The origin of the name Bharat is related to which majestic king of ancient times?

    (A) Maharana Pratap

    (B) Chandragupta Maurya

    (C) Bharat Chakraborty

    (D) Ashoka Maurya

 2. Which is the largest city of India?

    (A) Mumbai

    (B) Kolkata

    (C) Delhi

    (D) Madras

 3. Which is the largest state of India?

    (A) Uttar Pradesh

    (B) Maharashtra

    (C) Rajasthan

    (D) Madhya Pradesh

 4. How many states are there in India?

    (A) 28

    (B) 29

    (C) 36

    (D) 15

 5. Which is the longest river of India?

    (A) Gandaki

    (B) Kosi

    (C) Brahmaputra

    (D) Ganga

 6. Which is the widest river in India?

    (A) Brahmaputra

    (B) Gomti

    (C) Ganges

    (D) Chambal

 7. Who is the tallest tower in India?

    (A) Charminar

    (B) Qutub Minar

    (C) swinging tower

    (D) Shaheed Minar

 8. Which is the longest dam in India?

    (A) Bhakra Dam

    (B) Indira Sagar Dam

    (C) Hirakud Dam

    (D) Nagarjuna Sagar Dam

 9. Which is the longest tunnel in India?

    (A) Chenani – Nashri Tunnel

    (B) Jawahar Tunnel

    (C) Maliguda Tunnel

    (D) Kamshet Tunnel

 10. Which is the tallest statue of India?

    (A) Harmandir Sahib

    (B) Hampi

    (C) Statue of Unity

    (D) Gomateshwar

 11. When was the first women’s university established in India?

    (A) 1917

    (B) 1915

    (C) 1916

    (D) 1925

 12. India’s first women’s university?

    (A) Shri Padmavati Women’s University

    (B) SNDT Women’s University

    (C) Vanasthali Vidyapeeth

    (D) LSR Women’s University

 13. Where was the first women’s university of India established?

    (A) Delhi

    (B) Kolkata

    (C) Mumbai

    (D) Bangalore

 14. Who was the first Indian woman to receive a gold medal in the Asian Games?

    (A) Kamaljeet Sandhu

    (B) Sucheta Kripalani

    (C) Rajia Begum

    (D) Bachendri Pal

 15. Who was the first Indian woman to climb Mount Everest?

    (A) Kalpana Chawla

    (B) Razia Sultan

    (C) Bachendri Pal

    (D) Sucheta Kripalani

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1. Which planet did Europeans worship as a goddess?

 (A) Moon

 (B) Earth

 (C) Venus

 (D) Mars

2. In which month does the subsoil state of the Earth occur?

 (A) January

 (B) March

 (C) April

 (D) None of these

3. Who first used the word Sial for the topmost layer of the Earth?

 (A) Sway

 (B) Daily

 (C) Homes

 (D) None of these

4. In which part of the earth is nickel and iron predominant?

 (A) Limit

 (B) NIFE

 (C) Seal

 (D) None of these

5. Which layer of the earth is required for basalt rocks?

 (A) NIFE

 (B) boundary

 (C) Seal

 (D) All these

6. What is the source of important information regarding the internal structure of the Earth?

 (A) Plate Tectonics

 (B) Unnatural means

 (C) Volcanic activity

 (D) Seismology

7. Approximately what percentage of the total mass of the Earth is found in the mantle?

 (A) 40%

 (B) 45%

 (C) 68%

 (D) 90%

8. How many km of the expansion of the venue. To the depth of?

 (A) 110 km

 (B) 155 km

 (C) 200 km

 (D) 100 km

9. Which element is found in abundance in the earth’s crust?

 (A) Iron

 (B) Chromium

 (C) Aluminum

 (D) Potassium

10. On what percentage of the earth’s surface is the expansion of continents found?

 (A) 30.1

 (B) 28.4

 (C) 29.2

 (D) 38.7

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11. The core below the mantle in the structure of the planet Earth is made up of which one of the following?

 (A) Iron

 (B) Aluminum

 (C) Potassium

 (D) Chromium

12. What is the name of the second layer above the three concentric layers of the earth?

 (A) NIFE

 (B) boundary

 (C) Seal

 (D) None of these

13. What is the total number of latitudes?

 (A) 70

 (B) 90

 (C) 160

 (D) 180

14. What is the number of longitudes?

 (A) 60

 (B) 360

 (C) 180

 (D) 90

15. Which one of the following cities is closest to the equator?

 (A) Singapore

 (B) Manila

 (C) Jakarta

 (D) None of these

16. Which of the following countries does not pass through the Tropic of Cancer?

 (A) Zaire

 (B) China

 (C) India

 (D) All these

17. Where does the international date line pass through?

 (A) 180º

 (B) 120º

 (C) 270º

 (D) 90º

18. Greenwich is in which country?

 (A) K.

 (B) Holland

 (C) U.P. s. a.

 (D) India

19. What is the difference between the local time of two places in crossing a longitude?

(A) 7 minutes

 (B) 0 minutes

 (C) 4 minutes

(D) 1 minute

20. In which year was the international date line determined?

 (A) 1955

 (B) 1896

 (C) 1997

 (D) 1884

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1. Was the first Muslim invader in India?

 (A) Mahmud Ghaznavi

 (B) Qutubuddin Aibak

 (C) Mahmud bin Qasim

 (D) Mehmood Ghori

2. First Indian Empire was established?

 (A) by Kanishka

 (B) Harsha

 (C) By sea covert

 (D) by Chandragupta Maurya

3. Due to whose samadhi is Nanded Guru considered sacred by Sikhs?

 (A) Guru Amardas

 (B) Guru Angad

 (C) Guru Arjun Dev

 (D) Guru Gobind Singh

4. Who destroyed the famous Somnath temple?

 (A) Mohammed bin Qasim

 (B) Sultan Mehmood

 (C) Qutubuddin Aibak

 (D) Mohammad Ghori

5. Which of the following is the oldest monument?

 (A) Qutubminar

 (B) Taj Mahal

 (C) Ajanta Caves

 (D) Khajuraho

6. Indus Valley Civilization people worshiped?

 (A) Pashupati

 (B) Brahma

 (C) Vishnu

 (D) Indra

7. Tripitaka is a religious book?

 (A) Jains

 (B) Hindus

 (C) Muslims

 (D) Buddhists

8. When did the third battle of Panipat take place?

 (A) 1799

 (B) 1761

 (C) 1771

 (D) 1769

9. After which battle is the foundation of Mughal Empire considered?

 (A) First Battle of Panipat

 (B) Second Battle of Panipat

 (C) Battle of Plassey

 (D) Battle of Buxar

10. When was the Mughal dynasty established in India?

 (A) 1455

 (B) 1688

 (C) 1526

 (D) 1822

11. When was the Battle of Plassey fought?

 (A) 23 June 1757 AD

 (B) 26 June 1756 AD

 (C) 23 June 1759 AD

 (D) 27 June 1757 AD

12. When did Buxar’s war begin?

 (A) 1783 A.D.

 (B) 1763 A.D.

 (C) 1793 A.D.

 (D) 1563 A.D.

13. Who built the Red Fort of Delhi?

 (A) Humayun

 (B) Akbar

 (C) Shah Jahan

 (D) Sher Shah

14. Who was called Peshwa in Shivaji’s administration?

 (A) Raksha Mantri

 (B) Minister of Religious Affairs

 (C) Chief Minister

 (D) Justice

15. Which was the first fully color film of India?

 (A) aan

 (B) King Harishchandra

 (C) Alamara

 (D) Rani of Jhansi

16. When was the Vienna Conference held?

 (A) 1915 A.D.

 (B) 1820 A.D.

 (C) 1815 A.D.

 (D) 1920 A.D.

17. Which country is called the patient of Europe?

 (A) France

 (B) Germany

 (C) Italy

 (D) Turkey

18. When was the reunification of Germany completed?

 (A) 1849 A.D.

 (B) 1890 AD

 (C) 1870 AD

 (D) 1871 A.D.

19. In which year Act of Union was passed?

 (A) 1699

 (B) 1757

 (C) 1707

 (D) 1815

20. When did the Bolshevik revolution take place?

(A) 1935

 (B) 1917

 (C) 1899

 (D) 1950

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