DSSSB GK/GS में 15+/20 कैसे लाएं? 🔥 | 30+/40 Score Strategy | DSSSB General Paper 2026 | DASS-2 — Transcript

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1. 0:00Hello aspirants! Welcome to DSSSB
2. 0:02Sarthi. "Sir, I've covered all subjects
3. 0:04, but this GK just isn't happening.""
4. 0:06Sometimes I get two marks, sometimes
5. 0:08minus two.""What should I do?" Come on,
6. 0:10I'll tell you. Today, I will tell you
7. 0:12about some specific GK subjects and
8. 0:14their key topics, which, if studied
9. 0:16well, will guarantee you 8 to 12 marks.
10. 0:20Then, if you say, "No sir, I have more
11. 0:22courage and want to work harder," then
12. 0:24I'll suggest a couple more subjects,
13. 0:26from which, if you study the topics,
14. 0:28you can touch up to 15 marks in GK. And
15. 0:31the most special thing is that I will
16. 0:34cover all these topics and subjects for
17. 0:37you in the next 40 to 50 days, and you
18. 0:39will get the notes on the 'DSSSB Sarthi
19. 0:42' Telegram channel and all the videos
20. 0:44for free on this YouTube channel. So,
21. 0:48if you haven't subscribed yet, hit the
22. 0:49subscribe button and watch the rest of
23. 0:51the video. Let's get started. I
24. 0:54analyzed all the PYQs from the teaching
25. 0:57and non-teaching exams conducted by
26. 1:00DSSSB in 2025 and 2026, and after the
27. 1:03analysis, I found that if you want 15+
28. 1:06marks in General Awareness, you will
29. 1:09need to put in two steps of effort. I
30. 1:13call the first step the 'Trio' and the
31. 1:16second 'Extra Effort'. So, what is the
32. 1:19Trio? What is it? "Three's a crowd"? No
33. 1:23, three is a power pack. So, what's in
34. 1:26the Trio? Polity, Static GK, and
35. 1:30Current Affairs. Just from these three
36. 1:34subjects, 8 to 10 marks of the GK paper
37. 1:36come. Only from these three subjects.
38. 1:39And what are the topics for extra
39. 1:41effort? Economics, Geography, General
40. 1:44Science, and Modern History. These are
41. 1:47the names of the subjects. Come, let's
42. 1:49look at the Trio first. Then we will
43. 1:51look at the lead edge topics. What are
44. 1:52the sub-topics within them? Polity
45. 1:55alone is very vast. I could teach you
46. 1:57the UPSC level if you wanted. But no,
47. 1:59we will only teach what DSSSB asks
48. 2:01questions from. So, let's look at them
49. 2:04topic by topic. What are the Indian
50. 2:06Polity sub-topics? Historical
51. 2:10Frameworks and Acts, Constituent
52. 2:12Assembly, Sources of Constitution,
53. 2:14Articles, Schedules and Parts,
54. 2:15Fundamental Rights and Duties. Look at
55. 2:19this, very important: Union and State
56. 2:21Organs. Look at these, these topics are
57. 2:25for the top 10 list. I will bring one
58. 2:28video of 30 to 40 minutes on each of
59. 2:30these topics. The entire Polity will be
60. 2:33finished in 10 videos, okay? You can
61. 2:35look into the details yourself; I'm not
62. 2:37going to unnecessarily lengthen the
63. 2:38video. How do they ask questions? They
64. 2:41will ask direct article-based questions
65. 2:43. They won't ask like UPSC or SSC. No
66. 2:45creating statements or anything like
67. 2:46that, brother. What is in Article 12?
68. 2:49Or in which article is the definition
69. 2:51of 'State'? Direct. And since it is a
70. 2:53Delhi exam, they will ask
71. 2:55Delhi-specific administrative articles.
72. 2:57For example, you studied the Supreme
73. 2:58Court. But if you look at the details
74. 3:00within the Supreme Court. Then Article
75. 3:02130 defines the seat of the Supreme
76. 3:05Court, which is Delhi, so it becomes
77. 3:07related to Delhi. So, this becomes a
78. 3:10Delhi-specific administrative article.
79. 3:12Thus, it becomes important. The depth
80. 3:16remains moderate, a bit lukewarm—
81. 3:18neither too deep nor too shallow. We
82. 3:21don't need to study UPSC-level theory.
83. 3:23We just need to hit the MCQs, right?
84. 3:25Knowing three wrong answers or one
85. 3:27right answer will get the job done. So,
86. 3:28let's move on to Static GK now. Static
87. 3:33GK's most favorite topic: Census. What
88. 3:37will come under this? They will ask
89. 3:39questions related to the 2011 Census.
90. 3:41Tell the literacy rates. Tell the sex
91. 3:43ratio. Highest and lowest population
92. 3:46density. And let me tell you one more
93. 3:47piece of good news. I am recording this
94. 3:49video right now. Just before this, I
95. 3:51have already prepared and finished the
96. 3:53Census video. This video will be posted
97. 3:55today, and your Census video will
98. 3:56arrive tomorrow. Let me tell you
99. 3:58another piece of good news. The Census
100. 3:59notes are available in both English and
101. 4:02Hindi medium. On that note, subscribe
102. 4:04right now. And come on, let me show you
103. 4:06the next Static topics. What is the
104. 4:08next one? Art and Culture: Classical
105. 4:10and Folk Dances. Folk music, songs, and
106. 4:13which state they belong to. Just that
107. 4:15much. It’s not like Ghoomar is from
108. 4:17Rajasthan. Second statement: you have
109. 4:19to take 27 spins in Ghoomar. Not that
110. 4:21much depth. Ghoomar: Rajasthan. Okay?
111. 4:24Moving on. Next topic: Fairs and
112. 4:27Festivals, state-wise heritage and
113. 4:29monuments, and UNESCO World Heritage
114. 4:32Sites that are in India. Look, let me
115. 4:36tell you something: Census, UNESCO
116. 4:38sites, and Sports. If DSSSB had three
117. 4:42kisses to give, one would go to
118. 4:44Heritage, one to Census, and one to
119. 4:47Sports. These are such favorite topics
120. 4:50of Static GK. Temples and Architecture:
121. 4:53Nagara style temples, Vesara style
122. 4:55temples, Dravidian style temples, and
123. 4:57their locations. Which king built them?
124. 5:00I will teach you just enough; no one
125. 5:03else will. Space and Research is a new
126. 5:05topic that has emerged these days.
127. 5:06ISRO's history and where its
128. 5:08headquarters are located. And key
129. 5:09research and one or two topics that are
130. 5:11currently trending, like space-related
131. 5:13topics and sports terminology, which I
132. 5:15mentioned. A stellar performance, so
133. 5:18who wins the trophy? Which cup belongs
134. 5:22to which sport? What is the name of the
135. 5:24trophy? How many players are there? The
136. 5:26length and breadth of the court, the
137. 5:28ground measurements, everything. And
138. 5:30the Commonwealth Games were held
139. 5:31recently. So, questions will arise from
140. 5:33here; I will bring a special video for
141. 5:35you on that. And from static GK, every
142. 5:37time three to four lovely, direct
143. 5:39questions come. If you have studied
144. 5:42these four to five topics, then those
145. 5:44three marks are guaranteed. And simple
146. 5:47questions come, like match the
147. 5:48following. They will ask about direct
148. 5:50facts, like the style of a dance or the
149. 5:52state it belongs to. Now let’s look
150. 5:54at the current affairs topics. Now
151. 5:55comes the matter of current affairs.
152. 5:57Sir, something or other happens every
153. 5:58day in current affairs. What should I
154. 6:00read? Read this: appointments, whose?
155. 6:03Central, Delhi's, and a little bit of
156. 6:05international too. Key means major
157. 6:08indices and rankings. Like a new Hunger
158. 6:12Index came out or the Passport Index.
159. 6:15Whose? Check India's rank and the top
160. 6:18three. Sports, I already told you about
161. 6:20sports; they are important in static GK
162. 6:22and also in current affairs. Check the
163. 6:24schemes. Major central government
164. 6:26schemes and Delhi's schemes. Why
165. 6:28Delhi's? Because it's a Delhi exam, and
166. 6:32important days and themes, like what
167. 6:34was the theme of the census? Our Census
168. 6:38, Our Future—that's it. Similarly,
169. 6:41themes for different things, national
170. 6:43and global awards, Bharat Ratna, Padma
171. 6:46awards, Sahitya Akademi, Nobel Prize,
172. 6:48very important, and Oscars too. Sir,
173. 6:51how many months of current affairs
174. 6:53should I look at? Brother, look at the
175. 6:55whole of 2025 and 2026 as much as it
176. 6:58has gone by. Isn't that too much?
177. 7:00Brother, keep your focus on what?
178. 7:02Appointments, sports, Delhi government
179. 7:04initiatives, central schemes, and what
180. 7:06I have told you. Sir, where will I find
181. 7:08them? You will find them on this very
182. 7:10channel. I will bring the video very
183. 7:12soon, in just a few days. Sir, I've
184. 7:15made Math, Reasoning, English, and
185. 7:17Hindi, these four subjects, really fun.
186. 7:21I get about 77 to 78 in Paper 1. And my
187. 7:24own subject has also become very strong
188. 7:27. But do you know one thing? There are
189. 7:29very few vacancies in my subject, so
190. 7:32make me a topper. So, how will you make
191. 7:34me a topper? 10 marks won't be enough
192. 7:36to get by. Get me 15 in GK. Come on,
193. 7:38let's get you there. Let me show you
194. 7:40the hard-work section. Economics,
195. 7:42Geography, General Science, and Modern
196. 7:45and Medieval History. And a little bit
197. 7:48of Ancient History as per taste. Just
198. 7:51study these four more topics. First of
199. 7:53all, Economics, taxation structure.
200. 7:56Which are the direct taxes? Which are
201. 7:57the indirect ones? Not just these
202. 7:59details, but which was the GST
203. 8:01amendment act? What was the
204. 8:02architecture? How many members are
205. 8:04there? And who are the members in the
206. 8:06council? Who are not? Was it created by
207. 8:09the Center or the State? Which state
208. 8:11created it first? Basic things like
209. 8:14macroeconomics, GDP, GNP, NNP, national
210. 8:16income; just half a page of notes. Just
211. 8:20half a page for this topic, and if a
212. 8:22question comes, you will breeze through
213. 8:24it in less than 5 seconds. Monetary
214. 8:26policy. What is monetary? Money. Policy
215. 8:28of money. RBI makes it. RBI tools, repo
216. 8:32rate, reverse repo rate, CRR, SLR.
217. 8:35Brother, this is my absolute favorite
218. 8:38topic. In just one, two, three, four
219. 8:40videos, you will be dancing through the
220. 8:42entire economics. What is there in
221. 8:44planning and bodies? Five-year plans
222. 8:46and NITI Aayog. Because five-year plans
223. 8:48were discontinued. After that, Modi
224. 8:50came. He said, "My government, my
225. 8:52policy." So he created NITI Aayog. What
226. 8:54can we do? Then let's talk about
227. 8:57Geography. The first topic is the
228. 8:59drainage system. Our rivers, Himalayan
229. 9:01and Peninsular, their tributaries, and
230. 9:04which dams are built on them? Which
231. 9:07multipurpose projects are built? Basic
232. 9:09things to remember. And how to memorize
233. 9:13these? No. I will tell you such lovely
234. 9:15tricks that you will have fun. Physical
235. 9:17features: mountain ranges, passes,
236. 9:19peaks, mountain passes. They call them
237. 9:22passes, plateaus, coastal plains, where
238. 9:24are they? Look here, one second. This
239. 9:28is Gujarat, I drew it; what is the name
240. 9:30of this coast? What is the name of this
241. 9:32one? What is the name of this one?
242. 9:33Which ports are on them? Everything;
243. 9:36Agriculture and Climate, direct
244. 9:37questions come from here. They give
245. 9:39gram, chickpeas, lentils, wheat, rice;
246. 9:42which crop belongs to which category?
247. 9:44Match the following, Rabi, Kharif, Zaid
248. 9:47. What is Zaid? Like cucumbers, right?
249. 9:49Crops like cucumbers go into Zaid. In
250. 9:51between, soil distribution: alluvial
251. 9:53soil is in the Gangetic plains. Red is
252. 9:56here. Black soil is in the Maharashtra
253. 9:58and Gujarat region. And monsoon
254. 10:00patterns, where does it rain? In Tamil
255. 10:02Nadu, brother, it rains during
256. 10:04October-September. This is called the
257. 10:06retreating monsoon. I will teach you
258. 10:08all this in such a lovely way. You will
259. 10:10never forget. Minerals and energy,
260. 10:12where are the major mineral reserves
261. 10:14found? And industrial hubs, that's it.
262. 10:16Geography is finished too. General
263. 10:18Science. General science includes
264. 10:19biology. So, what is in biology? Human
265. 10:22diseases caused by viruses, bacteria,
266. 10:23protozoa, their symptoms, and how they
267. 10:25are transmitted? And their vaccines,
268. 10:28and any Nobel prizes received for
269. 10:30discoveries related to those vaccines
270. 10:32—that kind of brief information.
271. 10:36Nutrition, vitamins, their chemical
272. 10:38names, deficiency diseases, minerals.
273. 10:40In vitamins, for example, look: Vitamin
274. 10:43K, E, D, A—what does it spell? KEDA (
275. 10:45worm). And where do worms go? In the
276. 10:48ear. And how do you get rid of an
277. 10:50earworm? By putting in warm oil. What
278. 10:53is in oil? Fat. So, these are the four
279. 10:56fat-soluble vitamins. Simple scientific
280. 10:59instruments: barometer, I'll measure
281. 11:01pressure. Thermometer, I'll measure
282. 11:03temperature. Anemometer, I'll measure
283. 11:05wind speed. Ammeter, I'll measure
284. 11:08current. Like this, and let me erase
285. 11:11this once so I can show the next topic.
286. 11:13And everyday physics and chemistry:
287. 11:15tell the SI units. Tell the common
288. 11:18chemical compounds. What is NaCl? It's
289. 11:21common salt, and their uses. Now comes
290. 11:24history. Most important is modern
291. 11:27history. Then medieval history and a
292. 11:29few topics from ancient history. Let me
293. 11:31tell you about the ancient ones first.
294. 11:33Civilization sites: Harappan or Indus
295. 11:36Valley Civilization sites like
296. 11:38Mohenjo-daro, Rakhigarhi, or Banawali.
297. 11:42And topics like Jainism, Buddhism,
298. 11:44Mahajanapadas, and the Gupta Age. These
299. 11:47are for ancient. Then for modern, the
300. 11:50most important topic is the Revolt of
301. 11:521857, the fight of 1857. DSSSB really
302. 11:55enjoys this fight. So, what will they
303. 11:58ask? Who were the leaders? Storm
304. 12:00centers, meaning where was the impact
305. 12:02the greatest? From that fight, from
306. 12:04that revolt. What were the causes? And
307. 12:07what were the consequences of those
308. 12:09causes? Consequences, meaning what was
309. 12:11the impact? Now let's look at the next
310. 12:14topic: National Movement and the role
311. 12:17of the Indian National Congress (INC).
312. 12:20INC sessions, like how Gandhi presided
313. 12:22over only one session. He was president
314. 12:25in only one session. In which one? 1924
315. 12:27, where was it held? Belgaum, Karnataka
316. 12:30. This is a direct question. I didn't
317. 12:32make it up. Who were their presidents?
318. 12:35And what were the key resolutions
319. 12:37passed there? For example, the 1907
320. 12:39Surat split. Moderates and extremists
321. 12:42separated. In 1916, they reunited.
322. 12:45These are all DSSSB questions. I was
323. 12:48just talking about major battles. DSSSB
324. 12:50enjoys watching fights. The three
325. 12:52battles of Panipat, Plassey of '57,
326. 12:55Buxar of '64, Anglo-Mysore and
327. 12:57Anglo-Maratha wars; who was from India
328. 13:00in these? And who was from the British
329. 13:02side? They will ask for the heads of
330. 13:03the battles. They will ask about Mughal
331. 13:06Empire rulers from Babur to Aurangzeb.
332. 13:08Aurangzeb became ruler in 1707, tell me
333. 13:11like that. What administrative changes
334. 13:13were made? Which Lodi introduced Tanka
335. 13:16coins? I will tell you everything, X, Y
336. 13:19, Z. I will provide a very detailed
337. 13:21video, exactly what is needed for DSSSB
338. 13:23. What monuments were built? So these
339. 13:26were your most important favorite
340. 13:28topics for DSSSB. Videos for these will
341. 13:30start coming from tomorrow. You will
342. 13:32get notes on this Telegram channel and
343. 13:35videos on YouTube, so subscribe. Jai
344. 13:37Hind, Jai!