It is not important to remember all the articles or sections, rather it is not possible to remember all of them. Just learn few basic articles for fundamental rights, the Fundamental Duties of every citizen, the number of seats for the Rajya Sabha, Lok Sabha, try reading articles 12-18. All these will give you a general idea. For Current Affairs, you must read newspaper of at least 6 months old and social articles, blogs, Journals and try to update yourself with current general knowledge in political, social and cultural scenario.

Hi

List of best books and magazines  (in English ) for competitive exams for current affairs is given below:-

• Manorama Yearbook
• Current Affairs & News In Focus Objective Questions – Kiran Prakashan
• Concise General Knowledge Manual – Barry O’Brien
• Pratiyogita Darpan Magazine
• Concise General Knowledge Manual – J K Chopra

Also follow the below tips  to prepare well for your compitative exam

• Go through the previous years’ question papers and see the level of difficulty of the question paper so that you can prepare accordingly
• Plan your studies, follow a routine and complete your competitive exam syllabus at least 1 or 2 month before the examination so that in those months you can totally focus on revision
• Once you are done with syllabus go through mock test and identify weak areas and work on them
  
  Thank you

You should go as back atleast 1-2 years of General Awareness and Current Affairs section. It is always better to read newspaper for CURRENT G.K. than trying to grasp all info at once. Some of the newspaper sources which you can use to prepare this section are The Hindu, Financial Express, and The Economist.

In case, you dont like reading newspaper daily, you can go with Manorama Yearbook or Current Affairs Yearly by Arihant for General Knowledge which is published every year.

In order to prepare for STATIC G.K. section, you need to broaden your overall scope in following sections: Sports, Politics, Entertainment, Biographies, etc. So, for this, you can use Static General Knowledge by A.P. Bhardwaj and S. Chands Advanced Objective General Knowledge. These books are okay to start with if you are not someone with a newspaper reading habit from the past.

Dear Kajal,

Firstly, for an competitive or entrance exam, general knowledge is considered to be a crucial section which most of us avoid and focus more on analytical and logical section of the test. This is where most of us lose marks that can help us increasing our percentile.

In any competitive exam, the type of questions one can expect are mostly based on current affairs. For instance, if 80% of the questions are regarding current affairs then remaining 20% is about history and other domain. But, most of the test patterns specify that the general knowledge questions will be based on current affairs on their website or link.

Hi Crystal,

In earlier days,there are equal weightage of GK and current affair.But nowadays mostly questions are from current affairs only,at max there will be 2-3 GK questions.So,you should study current affair.

And if you ask about current affair then current affair will be asked from 1 year old news paper.Ways to prepare for current affair are:-

1-Previous year paper.

2-News paper.

3-Monthly Magazine.

4-Current affair website.

5-Annual Compendiums.

And most important make notes of it.

Hope this will help,please feel free to ask if you have any further queries.

Thank You.