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300 GK MCQs Practice | SSB Junior Assistant Clerk 2026 | PYQ Based | Exams Odia |
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The video is a rapid-fire general-knowledge question-and-answer practice class for SSB Junior Assistant/Clerk exam preparation. The instructor presents multiple-choice questions and indicates the correct options, though some option letters and question wording are unclear in the auto-generated subtitles. The class also introduces a GK practice e-book containing more than 1,000 questions across 147 pages.
Main topics covered
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Odisha history and the freedom movement
- Ancient sites, inscriptions, temples, dynasties and monuments, including the Konark Sun Temple and temples in Puri and Bhubaneswar.
- Odisha’s formation as a separate province in 1936, its former capitals, and the establishment of educational and cultural institutions.
- Freedom-movement events and figures associated with Odisha, including the Paika Rebellion, Veer Surendra Sai, the Salt Satyagraha, the 1942 movement and the Eram firing.
- Odisha’s newspapers, political leaders and notable figures.
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Odisha geography, environment and administration
- Rivers, dams, waterfalls, lakes and gorges, including the Mahanadi, Hirakud Dam and Chilika Lake.
- National parks, wildlife sanctuaries, biodiversity, and species such as olive ridley turtles and saltwater crocodiles.
- Districts, peaks, ports, industries, mines, airports, railway headquarters and research institutions.
- State facts, including legislative and parliamentary representation, literacy and sex-ratio figures, and tribal communities.
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Odisha art, culture and literature
- Odissi and other dance traditions, folk theatre, painting and craft traditions.
- Festivals and observances, including Bali Jatra, Raja, Nuakhai and the Konark Dance Festival.
- The Jagannath Rath Yatra, its chariots and rituals, and related terminology.
- Odia language status, writers, poets, literary works, awards and the state song.
- State symbols, sports personalities and major venues.
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Indian history
- Indus Valley Civilization sites and features, including the Great Bath and Lothal’s dockyard.
- Jainism and Buddhism, including the Buddha’s life, sermons and Buddhist councils.
- Mauryan and Gupta rulers, Ashoka’s edicts, the Lion Capital and important inscriptions.
- Ancient schools of art, literature and major historical sites.
- Early medieval and Delhi Sultanate topics, including the First and Second Battles of Tarain, the Slave dynasty, Qutb-ud-din Aibak, Razia Sultan, Alauddin Khalji’s market reforms, and Muhammad bin Tughlaq’s capital shift and token currency.
Format and study approach
- Treat the questions as multiple-choice practice: select an answer before checking the instructor’s stated option.
- Revise by topic, beginning with Odisha history, geography and culture, followed by broader Indian history.
- Use caution with specific details because the subtitles contain substantial transcription errors, and some questions or answers cannot be recovered confidently.
- The class ends as another set of Indian-history questions begins, suggesting the remaining material was intended for a later lesson.
Speakers and sources
- Instructor: Unnamed; presents the questions and answers.
- Source/channel: Exams Odia.
- Other speakers: None clearly featured.
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