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Preparation Tips for SSC CGL 2021 Exam Strategy Here, We will guide how to prepare   an   exam strategy for  SSC (SSC CGL/CHSL) for an upcoming exam. SSC CGL Tips and  Exam Strategy  for Preparing: 1. Confidence: Do not worry about the competition if, after looking at the level of the syllabus, you get a positive feeling. You need to offer as many mock tests as you can and regularly improve your score. This will assist in building your confidence. 2. Consistency: You don't have the luxury of skipping a few days of studies in between if you are an average student. By studying hard and practicing well, one needs to make a significant effort. Continuous efforts will certainly lead you to the success path and immediately reveal the outcomes. Exam Strategy for SSC Exam Preparation 1. Task Hard: You have to work towards your objectives. In a single day, preparing for an exam can not be completed. To get what you aspire for in life, you need to devote quality time and make endless efforts

Current Affairs Quiz: Weekly – Current GK Questions   Current Affairs is a large part of the General Knowledge segment of the Banking, SSC, and Railway examinations from which questions are posed. We at Takshila Learning carry regular Current Affairs review to our YouTube channel from Monday to Saturday to help you out in this section. We also hold a weekly quiz discussion for your revision on Sunday along with this. To subscribe to our YouTube channel so that no updates from our side are ever missed.     Q1. Who won the Sir Garfield Sobers Award for ICC Male Cricketer of the Decades   (a) Steve Smith (b) Virat Kohli (c) Rohit Sharma (d) AB de Villiers   Q2. Who has been named the captain of ICC Men’s T20I and ODI teams of the decade? (a) Virat Kohli (b) Steve Smith (c) MS Dhoni (d) Kane Williamson   Q3. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar made his first visit to which nation from Dec 27-28, 2020? (a) Saudi Arabia (b) Bahrain (c) Qatar (d) Oman Q4. The government has extended the va

SSC CGL Previous Year Paper with Answers (English)   Practice with solved English Papers to score high marks in SSC CGL 2020-21 Exam. SSC CGL previous year question given below.   Q.1 Select the correct synonym of the given word. Obligatory 1. Aggressive 2. Mandatory 3. Useless 4. Reckless   Q.2 Select the passive form of the given sentence. The manager keeps the work pending. 1. The work was kept pending by the manager. 2. The work are being kept pending by the manager. 3. The work has been kept pending by the manager. 4. The work is kept pending by the manager.   Q.3 Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If no substitution is required, select No improvement The Director will agree with the proposal if we do not exceed the budget. 1. No Improvement 2. agree on a proposal 3. agreed by the proposal 4. agree to the proposal   Q.4 In this sentence, identify the segment which contains the grammatical error   One of the boys from our

Cool Tips for Every Competitive Exams Aspirant Tips for Competitive Exams – Competitive examinations are a great challenge for every aspirant and it requires a lot of effort for cracking the same. The aspirants should be able to master tricks and tips to crack them and should be able to handle any form of challenging questions. For achieving this, one needs to practice a lot and be aware at the same time.   Let’s look at the following competitive exams tips to make things easy:   Keep an eye for the latest   It can be a cumbersome process to train for competitive examinations to take over government positions. It includes keeping an eye out for, among many others, alerts of SSC, RRB, NTPC, and UP Police recruitment, and aligning the training plan to personally crack them.   Do hard work   With hard work, it is said that everyone can crack Competitive exams. However, you can fall short of motivation/interest without a good strategy and not be able to fully leverage your potential. When

Highlights of Union Budget 2021-22 – Nirmala Sitharaman   India Budget 2021-22: Highlights of Union Budget 2021-22 The Union Budget is the yearly financial report estimating the income and expenditure of the govt for the next financial year to outline future policies to be adopted for sustainable growth and development. The Union Budget 2021-22 was presented by the Hon’ble Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on 1st Feb in the Parliament. The first paperless budget was touted as an Economic vaccine.   Main Highlights of Union Budget 2021-22   6 pillars of the Union Budget 2021-22 :   i. Health and Wellbeing; ii. Physical & Financial Capital, and Infrastructure; iii. Inclusive Development for Aspirational India; iv. Reinvigorating Human Capital; v. Innovation and R&D; vi. Minimum Government and Maximum Governance 2. The govt has proposed several new schemes and announcements including the launch of Mission Poshan 2.0, Urban Swacch Bharat Mission [allocated Rs 1.42 lakh crore], Ur

Can an Average Student Crack Bank Exam? Myth vs Fact   Here, we spoke about myth vs. reality. Can an average student crack a bank examination?   This is one of the most popular issues for an average student when he thinks of preparing for any banking examination. The response is certainly yes, you can crack any banking exam on your first trial, but in the preparation process, you have to give your 100%.   Here we try to answer all the questions and misconceptions you have to be very special about, so that you can help a lot in the time you prepare:   Myth: Banking exams are hard to crack   Fact: Considering the current competition, banking exams are certainly tough to crack but not impossible. You can clear any exam if you are willing to give your 100% effort and work hard. If others can crack the exam, you can too. If you have faith and you believe in yourself, nothing can stop you from clearing the exam.   Myth: More hours of preparation = Better preparation   Fact: It is not the num