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For paper 1:
1. Samanya Hindi of Uphaar or any other publication
2. Wren and Martin book for English grammar
3. Rainbow Publisher all in one book for paper one of UPSSSC
4. Arihant Publication for GK
For Paper 2:
1. Your civil engineering course books
2. Youth Competition Times practice book
3. Kiran Publication solved papers
4. R. S. Khurmi or SP Gupta's book on Civil engineering
5. Engineers Academy MCQ book for sectional mock.
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3 years agoGuide-Level 15
1- Begin your study preparation by going through the eligibility details, syllabus, and previous year's papers and cut off to get familiar with the exam pattern and other important requirements.
2- Create a proper timetable according to the syllabus and set deadlines so that your exam preparation is well-organized and precise.
3- Prepare short notes for all subjects while learning a particular topic based on the previous year's question papers and books. These short notes are helpful for revision at the last moment.
4- Clear the concepts of all the topics of your concerned engineering discipline from, a limited number
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1. Begin your preparation by looking over the syllabus and choosing your study materials.
2. After that, make a study schedule based on the amount of time you have before the exam cycle.
3. For SSC JE Paper 1 preparation, you can choose books by Martin Hewings, SP Bakshi, and R. S. Agrawal.
4. Your course materials for civil engineering can help you prepare for Paper 2.
5. Make use of YouTube to learn intricate subjects like the Number System.
6. Do complete the ESE
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1. This fellowship is organized by the Indian Institute of Management.
2. MGNF is a two-year-long study and research programme in more than 600 districts.
3. The shortlisted fellows receive Rs. 50,000 in the first year and Rs. 60,000 in the second year of fellowship.
4. To be eligible, one must be a graduate in any related specialty.
5. The age limit to apply for MGNF is between 21 and 30 years at the time of application.
6. The applicant must also have command of the state language where they will be working.
7. Work experience, p
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1. A fixed monthly taxable stipend of Rs. 14,000
2. A monthly phone allowance of Rs 600 per month
Their monthly stipend is divided into two parts. The half amount is paid every month, and the other half goes into a reserve fund, which is paid as a cumulative amount of Rs 1,61,000 at the end of the 23-month fellowship.
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3 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
1. M. Tyra or R S Agarwal for Mathematics
2. The verbal and nonverbal reasoning book of R. S. Agrawal
3. B. S. Sijwalii's reasoning book
4. Lucent or Odisha expert books on General knowledge
5. Arihant books to practice for different sections of PET paper.
6. Newspaper for Current Affairs and language section
You can study the selected NCERTs for GK and basic math.
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