General Knowledge and Current Affairs how to prepare?

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The syllabus of GK for SSB is very wide and very narrow! Its simple GK in SSB can be anything. It could be something related to the current events and happenings, to something related to your basic subjects of graduation. It could be anything related to the job you are doing or anything related to the city you are living. Thus GK in SSB can be something related to you, to your country, your world! Some candidates have even been asked very out of the box questions.

can I prepare it?

Now after reading the syllabus of GK for SSB do you think you can ever prepare it in a day? No! It takes time; you need to be observant enough to notice small things around you. It has to come in your habit. It is not exactly a subject which you can master. In fact you can’t ever master the GK for SSB, but you can do your best by trying to know the maximum around you. Suppose happens to be a surprise test in your class. Who will pass and who will fail? The one who has studied regularly will pass. Same is the case with preparation of GK.

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Now the Big Question

Having read the syllabus of GK and the strategy of preparation for it, now ask yourself a question, isn’t GK important? Yes in a way it is because GK for SSB contains everything related to you and your surroundings, so as an observant person you are expected to know atleast something about the surrounding. There must be one more question popping up in your mind that then how the people who knew nothing of the current events pass, well you yourself know the answer, current events as such are not important, but the GK of SSB has much more than current events. It could be that they knew those parts well.
News, recent procurements and other things are not of utmost importance. SSB is a personality test and not a test of Current Affairs. Yet we ask you to read newspaper and books because they give an upper hand in the Group Discussion and lecturette. GD is everything about knowledge, the more you know the more relevant you’ll speak and more marks you’ll get. Thus knowing stuff related to the events and happening of national and international importance will help you in GD, lecturette and even in the Personal Interview it’ll help you if you are asked any such question.

Conclusion: GK holds a fairly good amount of importance in SSB. Why not go prepared if you have time, resource and amenities, after all it is a job which everybody dreams of, so why not go with full preparations.

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