How To Prepare For CBSE Junior Assistant Exam 2020

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How To Prepare For CBSE Junior Assistant Exam 2020: CBSE is recruiting candidates for the post of Junior Assistant. The CBSE Junior Assistant exam will be held on 29th and 30th January. The recruitment notice for the same was released on CBSE’s official website @cbse.nic.in. The total vacancies for Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Junior Assistant post is 204.

The candidates who are appearing for the exam on 29th January and 30th January 2020 must be in a jeopardy on how to prepare for the exam. To resolve that problem SSCAdda is providing one stop solution for all your preparation problem.

CBSE Junior Assistant Exam Syllabus

The CBSE Junior Assistant Exam will be a 2 hour Computer Based Exam. There will be a total of 100 questions from various subjects like: General Knowledge, Reasoning & Mathematical Ability, General Hindi & English, few questions will be from Basic Computer Knowledge and Awareness about School Education. The examination will of 200 marks with each question carrying 2 marks. The complete breakdown of syllabus is given below:

Subject	No of questions	Marks	Duration
General Knowledge, Current Affairs and General Awareness about the Environment (Bilingual)	30	60	2 HOURS
Reasoning & Mathematical Ability (Bilingual)	25	50
General Hindi & English	25	50
Basic Computer Knowledge	10	20
Awareness about School Education, Examination Board and its Administration etc	10	20
Total	100	200

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How to prepare for CBSE Junior Assistant Exam

Pattern and syllabus of exam: The first and the most important step for preparation of Junior Assistant exam is to know about the pattern and syllabus of the exam, then only you will prepare according to that, and know how much time you would have to give to each section and then prepare according to that.
Strengths and weakness: While preparing for exam one must know about their strength and weakness and prepare according to that, prepare thoroughly on the topics you are less familiar and give extra time to it, and also give some time to the topics of your strengths.
Practice paper: Try to solve as many practice papers as you can, it will make you aware about the type of questions that are frequently asked and will also increase your speed.
Revision: Doing revision is the most important preparation step, many students don’t find time for revision and that is where they make a big mistake. Revision will help you to remember all the topics you have prepared.
Study Material & Test Series: Last but not the least, having a good study material is one of the most important thing. SSCAdda is providing the study material and test series that will help aspirants in preparing for exam in a better way.