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Measures to Improve General Knowledge for Entrance Exam

General Knowledge is not only a vital component of management entrance exams but also for getting recruitment to different types of companies. Now, every student has to target his/her general knowledge skills to score better in their entrance exams. Here, i have discussed few measures that can be taken by the students to enhance their general knowledge capabilities.

1. You have to understand that your knowledge can not be built overnight. One has to devote daily one hour reading newspaper and makes important points from the articles according to your exam pattern. Generally, exam is based on latest happenings and news.

2. Apart from newspapers, refer to magazines for analysis and in-depth coverage of a news story.

3. Identify your area of interest, whether its sports or books or politics and start working on that field. You will require less efforts to upgrade your skills in that particular field and thus, can save time and efforts. However, don't ignore area which is generally asked in your appearing Entrance Exams.

4. Make extensive notes on the basis of information, you have gathered from various resources. You are more likely to remember what you have written down rather than something you just glanced over.

5. Start improving you GK from the first day of preparation  Don't put it off for the last week or last month before the exam.

6. Whenever you read news, make note of these questions who, when, where, why, what and how. For example, if you are reading about Euro Crisis, find out answers to these questions : who are the personalities mentioned? When did crisis start? where it is happening? Why did the situation come out? How has the crisis unfolded? Answers to these questions will give clear knowledge about the topic you are reading.

7. Refer to the notes after definite time period say after 15 days as it will help you remember what you have learnt. A major reason why aspirants get bogged down by GK is its vastness but it can be overcome only by continuous reading.

8. Refer to the selective resources, online as well as offline for reading and references purposes Too many notes will make confusion and also duplication. So, avoid this, to learn better and score more in your entrance exams

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