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Summary

Ashutosh Sir presents a fast-paced SSC CHSL GK/GS practice session, aiming to cover 25 questions in about 12–13 minutes. He frames it as timed practice rather than a detailed lesson, so students can build speed and leave a few minutes in the exam to review their answers.

Main lessons and exam strategy

• Practise under time pressure: The proposed routine is 25 questions in roughly 12 minutes, followed by a brief review.
• Avoid blind guessing: Because of negative marking, the instructor advises leaving questions unanswered when students have no reliable basis for choosing. He recommends eliminating options before making an educated guess.
• Use clues and elimination: He demonstrates using geographic direction, familiar associations, and answer choices to narrow down possibilities.
• Revise consistently: He encourages students to attend the daily practice sessions and repeat the questions.
• Follow the preparation schedule outlined in the session:
  • 1–10 November: Topic-wise Static GK
  • 11–20 November: Topic-wise current affairs, with 30 questions a day
  • 21–30 November: Mixed revision, including history, followed by a marathon session

Questions and answers covered

1. World’s busiest sea route: North Atlantic route.
2. Gas released in the greatest quantity during volcanic eruptions: Water vapour. The instructor distinguishes this from radon, which he says may be asked as a gas not normally released into the environment.
3. Karmas dance: Performed during the Buddhist Losar festival in Ladakh, according to the instructor.
4. Onam: Celebrated in honour of King Mahabali.
5. Economic Survey of India: Released by the Ministry of Finance, usually before the Union Budget.
6. Relative humidity: Measured with a hygrometer and expressed as a percentage.
7. Who used the term “tissue”: Grew. The instructor contrasts this with Robert Hooke, who is associated with the discovery of the cell.
8. Number of essential nutrients required by green plants: 17.
9. All India Radio: Established in 1936.
10. Book focused on the environment: Silent Spring.
11. Saurabh Chaudhary’s sport: Shooting.
12. Colour not found in a rainbow: White. The instructor also reviews the VIBGYOR order.
13. Rolling Plan: The Sixth Five-Year Plan is identified as the rolling plan.
14. Eastern Coastal Plain of India: The instructor points to the option describing the coast along the Bay of Bengal.
15. Tripartite struggle for Kannauj: Fought among the Palas, Pratiharas, and Rashtrakutas.
16. Seven Years’ War: Fought between England and France.
17. Youngest Indian rock system: Gondwana, as stated in the session.
18. Operation Flood: Associated with Verghese Kurien and the development of milk production and distribution.
19. First Earth Summit: Held in Rio de Janeiro.
20. Executive or constitutional head of a state government: The Governor.
21. State Finance Commission: A constitutional body.
22. Substance associated with high levels in the diabetes question: Glucose.
23. International Day of Happiness: 20 March.
24. Malwa’s location: The instructor gives the answer as between the Yamuna and Narmada rivers.
25. 38th parallel: Divides North Korea and South Korea.

Speakers and sources featured

• Ashutosh Sir: The sole speaker and instructor in the subtitles.
• No other speakers or external video sources are featured. The session refers to facts, historical events, and books as quiz material rather than presenting additional speakers.