Upto which level of GK questions will UPSC ask in CSAT?

Upto which level of GK questions will UPSC ask in CSAT?
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Hi Aspirant

Well the level of the general studies

In Union public service exam is highest means

upsc is asking highest difficult questions from the

G.k when compare to the other exams

They can ask of the question in gk and from

Any of the topic and any of the current topic

Like they can ask what is CRR And the answer is

Cash Reserve Ratio and what is the rate of crr

Like it's current rate is 4.5

And like that prepare the topics from history

And same also from the science too

Also you need to get some good books if you want to prepare for the exam good

Which Books You have to prefer for the exam:

-You have to purchase the lucent book for gs

-Also can purchase the Arihant publications for GS

-And for the current affairs read pratiyogita darpan

-Also read daily any of the national news paper

Best of luck

Hi

There is many questions asked in the CSAT exams are on the current affairs.

If you are facing the problem in GK then i want to tell you that the questions asked in the UPSC exams in GK are very difficult than the other exams .

So you will have to prepare well for the exams.

BEST BOOKS FOR CSAT EXAM

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dear friend,

IN UPSC the GK level is high as compared from other competitive exams.

in UPSC questions are asked from wide area of range.

you have to prepare hard for clearing the exam. Keep eye on current affairs also

check the previous year papers for seeing the level of the exam.



Good Luck.....

Dear Guest,

* CSAT is a preliminary exam conducted by UPSC for CSE.

* In CSAT , UPSC usually asks GK questions upto graduate level.

* These questions are of different sectors like science , commerce, etc.

* Candidates have to study very widely for preparation of UPSC Csat Part 2 paper i.e. GS section.

* There are syllabus available in the UPSC site for CSAT preparation.

Books for Preparation CSAT -

* Tata Mc Graw Hill is the best book for IAS CSAT preparation.

* In addition you can also prefer magazines and daily news papers for CSAT GS section preparation.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Upto which level of GK questions will UPSC ask in CSAT?
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Dear Friend,

GK question level for UPSC CSAT will be of the highest in the country.
Take it as one of toughest GK questions will be asked in CSAT.
Only brushing up from the top layer of information won't do justice at all.
You have to dig every bit of information about particular subject because you never know from where questions can be asked.

Suppose if I say what you think about Jan Lokpal?
Than most people will say that it will reduce the corruption etc etc.
But If I say how it will reduce the corruption than to tackle that question you need to know what is Jan Lokpal and what are its clauses mentioned in their draft.
How it can reduce corruption, drawbacks etc etc.

Another example like suppose in Olympic a Olympian name George got Gold Medal by breaking the previous record.
than most people will try to remember the current record of George but they can ask you about the the previous record as well.

So you should have all the information about the news you are reading / source you are referring.

Hope it guides you well.

All the best.

Regards.