Make Current Affairs a Daily Habit

General awareness rewards consistency more than intensity. Spend a fixed short slot each day reading the day's important developments, and note them in your own words. Because the syllabus is open ended, trying to absorb months of news at the end never works. A steady daily intake keeps the volume manageable and lets the important themes register naturally over time rather than overwhelming you near the exam.

Prioritise Banking and Economy

Within general awareness, banking and economic topics appear with dependable frequency, so they deserve focused attention. Build a clear understanding of core banking terms, the roles of key financial institutions, and basic economic concepts. This static foundation makes current banking news easier to follow and remember. Anchoring your reading to these themes gives structure to an otherwise sprawling section and improves recall under pressure.

Learn core banking and financial terminology first.
Understand the broad roles of major financial bodies.
Track major schemes, appointments, and awards.
Connect daily news back to the static basics.

Revise in Short Cycles

Facts fade quickly without revisiting, so plan brief weekly and monthly revision of your notes. Short repeated passes move information into lasting memory far more effectively than one marathon session. Use compact summaries you can scan in minutes rather than rereading long articles. By the time the exam arrives, your accumulated and revised notes will feel familiar, turning the awareness section into a source of reliable marks.