The RRB Group D recruitment exam, which has been stuck for more than two years, is going to be conducted from February 23 in various phases. A total of 1,03,769 vacancies will be created for various posts in RRB Group D through this examination to be conducted by the Railway Recruitment Board. This recruitment includes Track Maintainer Grade-IV, Helper/Assistant in Various Technical Departments (Electrical, Mechanical and S&T Departments), Assistant Points Man etc. If you are also preparing for this exam, then you have to strengthen your preparation because now there is almost 5 weeks left in this exam. This exam is counted among the toughest exams in the country, the reason being the number of candidates who appeared in this exam. This time around 2 crore candidates have applied for this Group-D exam. In this way around 200 candidates will be face to face for one post, due to which it becomes difficult to crack this exam. Here we are telling you the tips of exam preparation in less time.

Know the syllabus first

To appear in any exam, it is very important to first know its syllabus thoroughly. After having good knowledge and understanding of the syllabus, you can prepare yourself strongly. Some people start preparing without knowing the syllabus, due to which they have a lot of problem during the exam, if you do not know the syllabus then you miss many important topics. In such a situation, candidates are advised to read and understand their syllabus thoroughly.

prepare with planning

To crack RRB Group D exam, it is important to have good planning. Now there is very less time left in this exam, so complete your preparation with re-planning. This exam is of 100 marks, for which candidates also have to attempt 100 questions. That is, each question will be of 1 mark each. A total time of 90 minutes will be given for this. In this, 25 questions will be asked from General Science, 25 from Maths, 30 from General Intelligence and Reasoning, 20 from General Awareness and Current Affairs. Keep this pattern in mind and complete your topics. Complete your syllabus which is left incomplete with priority.

don’t give wrong answer at all

If you want to crack this exam then keep in mind that there is negative marking also, so you have to avoid giving wrong answers. If you are not 100% sure in any question then you can skip it and move on. Otherwise, your time will be wasted and marks will also be deducted for wrong answer. Since you will get only 30-35 seconds for each question, you have to prepare yourself to give the correct answer in less time.

Prepare maths from NCERT book

If your maths is good then it can be a matter of relief for you in this exam that the questions of maths section come at the basic level, but sometimes students start reading from heavy books for this. Later on the concept is not clear and everyone starts forgetting before the exam. So it is best that you prepare from NCERT books. Also take help of old notes.

score in current affairs

In this exam 20 questions are asked from current affairs. This topic is the best subject for scoring in the exam. You don’t need to do much for this, but keep in mind the main events of the last 1-2 years. For this you need to read newspaper, magazine daily. You have to do this work according to a rule every day. You can easily score 20 out of 20 marks.

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Solve old papers

If you want to prepare better for this exam, then solve the old question papers continuously. This will give you an idea of ​​the correct pattern of the paper. Along with this, you will also be able to prepare subject wise. Solving old papers will also give you practice. At the same time, while solving the old questions, you can also assess your own ability. Practice can also give an idea of ​​how much time the question is taking you.

Mock tests and making notes is essential

Mock tests and short notes should be your best friend in this exam preparation. These two are your last-minute companions. Try to give as many mock tests as possible in the last days of the exam. It will help you identify your strong side with your weak side, so that you can focus on them. On the other hand, the short notes will help you in better preparation of the entire syllabus in less time. Having a look at these, you will remember the complete syllabus studied.