Easy Way To Remember All Current Affairs

A lot of people have asked me, How to prepare for Current Affairs for the Bank & Insurance Exams. So here are 3 Ways to Study and Remember Current Affairs.

Before I begin you have to remember a few things:

1. In order to remember Banking Awareness, always make sure your CONCEPT is clear.
2. Always be on track. Never miss reading current affairs more than 2 weeks.
3. Always discuss current affairs with other aspirants.
4. Always extract the STOCK GKs (Places, Dance forms, State related GKs) from Current Affairs.

Method 1 - The Newspaper Factory

In this method, you have to memorize General Knowledge and Current Affairs by writing them down while studying. Make some research about the topic, person, event and collect some photos as it will help you to memorize the story. Write them like a journal, read them in leisure, research on the topics. This method is lengthy but its pretty much fruitful for students who read and memorize.

Method 2 - The Vedic Approach

Have you ever wondered how Vedas, Upanishads were memorized? SRUTI as we know. Many of us find it easy to remember anything when we hear it. For example, many of us easily sing the Dhinchak Bollywood songs without any hesitation. It is because of the “Sruti” method. So while you read the stories, record them in your cellphone. Later, listen to them as much as possible. If you are feeling weird about hearing your own voice then just tell your mom to read and record, Mother’s voice is the best.

METHOD 3 - My Way, My Rule

Yes, if none of them work, there has to be a way you can study. Every human being can create their own ways of doing things. This is what Survival theory of nature is. Try to find out.

But always listen to other methods because you never know which one works out for you.

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