1. Take a Tour
      Yes, of course. select historical places like Konark,kuthupminar, Rajasthan, and geographical places like the Himalayas, hill stations, Sikkim, northeast states, Dams, Rivers, and temples. If you take tours around India, you will get enough knowledge about India and its geographical parts. It covers a part of the syllabus and some current affairs as well. The extra benefit you get is the names of the visited places in your memory. This helps to answer the question about the places you have covered.
If you have enough time to tour around the world, it is more than enough for world geography. Don’t forget to take notes about the People and their culture, history, languages spoken, occupations, etc wherever you go. You can also make a note of the historical places you visit including the person who built them, their importance, and their Cultural heritage.
2. Watch Good Movies
   Watching historical movies is one of the ways to clear the competitive exams. Movies help us to memorise historical names like war, kingdom, king names, names of treaties specifically years
3. Watch TV News
    News is the best way for current affairs chapter, Daily news covers most of the areas of current affairs but watches it on a daily basis.
4. Read the Newspaper
     Read and take short notes in the newspaper. Reading and writing regularly also helps us to clear the exam.
5. Study hard in School Times
   If u study hard in school books u will get a govt job definitely. Remember the 6th to 12th NCERT or TN samacheer books is more than enough for clearing exams. Most of the questions come from school books only.
6. Chat with Good Friends
  Only chatting with aspirants is useful for exams. Sharing knowledge is the most powerful weapon for cracking the exams
7. Smart Work
  Plan your actions resourcefully. Find your strengths and weaknesses. Don’t study hard. Study the important topics. Covering the few areas in the syllabus which like more MCQS they asked is the way of getting the marks.
8. Solve the Previous Year’s Question Paper
  Practising the previous year’s questions is useful for knowing the pattern of that exam and maybe repeating the question model. It is a must to crack the exam.
