How can I score 100+ in the NTPC CBT 2? My GS is weak.


If you are preparing for the NTPC CBT 2 exam, then you are probably worried about how to score 100+ marks. A good way to do this is by improving your GS section. We have compiled an article of some effective ways that will help improve your GS scores in a short span of time.

Before we move on to how to prepare for the GS section, let's have a look at the syllabus.

RRB NTPC CBT 2 General Studies Syllabus

  • Important Current Affairs
  • Games and Sports
  • Art and Culture of India
  • Indian Literature and Important Books
  • Monuments and Places of India
  • General Science and Life Science (up to 10th CBSE)
  • Indian History
  • Physical, Social and Economic Geography of India and World
  • Indian Polity and Governance- constitution and political system, Common Abbreviations
  • Transport Systems in India
  • Important Aspects of Indian Economy
  • Famous Personalities
  • Flagship Government Programs
  • General Scientific and Technological Developments including Space and Nuclear Program of India
  • UN and Other important World Organizations
  • Environmental Issues Concerning India and World at Large
  • Basics of Computers and Computer Applications
  • Flora and Fauna of India
  • Important Government and Public Sector Organizations of India etc.

Now, let's get back to the preparation:

1) Make a timetable and stick to it

This is probably the most important step for any exam. A structured timetable will help you stay on track and not waste time. You should make sure that you dedicate enough hours every day to prepare for the exam.

There are no shortcuts to success, so don't try to cram everything in the last few days before the exam. It is important that you take breaks during your preparation so that you remain fresh and focused.

Also, make sure that you revise whatever you have studied regularly. This will help embed the concepts in your mind and increase your chances of scoring well in the exam.

2) Read Art, History, And Culture Books

If you are studying in a school or college that follows NCERT books, then the syllabus is easy to follow. However, if your institution has its own set of reference books for History and Geography, make sure to read them thoroughly.

For subjects like Art and Culture, there are plenty of general knowledge (GK) based websites available these days where one can prepare themselves at their convenience. Read GK articles regularly so that you don't face any problems when asked questions about current affairs during the exam!

3) Practice As Much As You Can

Practice is the only way to improve your score. So, even if it means spending time with uninteresting books and reference guides at first, don't give up! You will gradually understand that this step alone is enough for improving your skills and taking your overall performance a notch higher than before. Also, make sure to practice regularly so that there are no gaps in between which may affect your preparation negatively. You can also practise through online coaching classes by Achievers Academy.

4) Read Newspaper Regularly

This is one habit that all successful candidates swear by. Reading newspaper not only helps you in keeping up with the current affairs but also widens your knowledge on various topics. You don't necessarily have to read a whole newspaper every day; just make sure that you devote some time every day to reading at least one news article.

You can even refer to websites like The Hindu, Hindustan Times, Indian Express etc. for good quality and updated news articles.

All these steps will definitely help you score well in the RRB NTPC CBT-II exam! So start preparing today and see the difference yourself! All the best!


Deep Shikha