Sangeeta Kalita

Hi, I’m Sangeeta Kalita — an SSC-qualified candidate and currently preparing for the UPSC exam. I’ve always believed that the right books can make a big difference in exam preparation. Here on StudyBlink, I review competitive exam books based on my personal experience and preparation journey, so that aspirants can choose the best resources for themselves.

Oswaal’s One for All General Knowledge Guide Review: Why Students Are Switching in 2025

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one for all general knowledge guide

If you’re preparing for competitive exams, you’re well aware of how difficult it is to complete the syllabus for each subject, especially when it comes to general knowledge.GK ​​encompasses subjects like history, politics, geography, art and culture, science, computers, and current affairs, all of which are oceans in themselves. Aspirants always need a book that helps them revise these subjects and is fully exam-relevant. Choosing the right book can save you both time and effort.

Samudramanthan of Vocabulary by Rani Singh-Is It Worthy to Buy ?- An Honest Review

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Samudramanthan of Vocabulary by Rani Singh book

We all know that learning and memorizing English vocabulary is one of the biggest challenges for any competitive exam. Whether you are preparing for SSC, Banking, Defence, or CUET, practicing synonyms, antonyms, phrases and idioms, one-word substitutions, etc., is essential for preparing for the English section.

Therefore, many aspirants keep searching for a complete book that clearly explains vocabulary and also matches the exam pattern. Samudramanthan of Vocabulary by Rani Singh perfectly fills this gap.