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1. General Awareness: To prepare for this subject, you can read any good GK book available on the market. Most students prefer General Knowledge books by Arihant, Pearson, or Lucent. This subject is mostly about the memorization of facts and data.
2. General Intelligence and Reasoning: To prepare for this section, read RS Aggarwal's Verbal and Nonverbal Reasoning or B. S. Sijwali and S. Sijwali's A New Approach to Reasoning. You need to study basic concepts in the initial period and later practice with any good mock test book.
3. Arithmetic: This section
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3 years agoGuide-Level 15
1- Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh
2- Indian Economy Key Concepts by Sankarganesh K.
3- Objective Economics (Theory and Multiple Choice Questions) For Competitive Exams by Prof. Antara Gupta.
4- Indian Economy for Civil Services, Universities, and Other Examination by Ramesh Singh.
5- The Indian Economy by Sanjiv Verma. I hope this will help you.
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1- Current Affairs & General Knowledge:
Panorama Year Book by Pratiogita Darpan
2- Test of English Language & Comprehension:
Objective General English by SP Bakshi
3- Hindi by Lucent Publication
4- General Intelligence & Reasoning Ability:
Logical reasoning by Dr. R. S Aggarwal and S. Hand.
5- Arithmetical & Numerical Ability:
Quantitative Aptitude by Dr. R. S Aggarwal and S. Hand
6- Computer Knowledge:
Computer Awareness by Arihant Publisher
7- Pedagogy & Teaching Aptitude:
Child Development & Pedagogy by Odisha publication
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3 years agoGuide-Level 15
1- PGT Self Preparation Guide Physics Recruitment Examination.
2- KVS Principal and Vice-Principal Recruitment Exam Guide.
3- UP PGT Physics Solved and Practice Sets.
4- PGT Guide Physics Recruitment Examination by Arihant Experts.
5- KVS master PRT TGT PGT by Rohit vaidwan. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha KVS PGT exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/news/kvs-admissions-2022-for-class-1-begin-know-where-how-to-apply-blogId-84211). I hope this will help you.
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1. Paper 1: There are two sections, each with a total of 100 questions. This paper is a computer-based multiple-choice test. To attempt this paper, you have two hours. You become qualified to take paper 2 after passing paper 1. In this paper, incorrect answers are penalized by 0.25 points.
2. Paper 2: It is pen-and-paper-based with descriptive-type questions. The time limit is similar to Paper 1, I. e. , two hours. Paper two is worth 200 marks for four essay- and translation-based questions. You need to score higher to ge
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1. English must be a compulsory or elective subject or the medium of an examination if he or she has an M.Sc. In Hindi medium of study.
2. Hindi must be a compulsory or elective subject or the medium of an examination if he or she has an M.Sc. In English as the medium of study.
3. He or she must have done a Diploma or Certificate course in translation from Hindi to English and vice versa.
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