General Awareness for Competitive Exams

General Awareness for Competitive Exams, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 32 lectures, 32 quizzes, based on 11 reviews, and has 315 subscribers.

You will learn about • A quick and fun tool for preparing for the General Awareness section of competitive exams. • A rekindled interest to question anything and everything around you, to explore, and to seek answers This course is ideal for individuals who are • Anyone preparing for competitive exams that have a general awareness component or • School and college students or • Job seekers or • All General Knowledge Enthusiasts It is particularly useful for • Anyone preparing for competitive exams that have a general awareness component or • School and college students or • Job seekers or • All General Knowledge Enthusiasts.

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Summary

Title: General Awareness for Competitive Exams

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Quizzes: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Published Quizzes: 32

Number of Curriculum Items: 64

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64

Original Price: $34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

• A quick and fun tool for preparing for the General Awareness section of competitive exams.
• A rekindled interest to question anything and everything around you, to explore, and to seek answers

Who Should Attend

• Anyone preparing for competitive exams that have a general awareness component
• School and college students
• Job seekers
• All General Knowledge Enthusiasts

Target Audiences

• Anyone preparing for competitive exams that have a general awareness component
• School and college students
• Job seekers
• All General Knowledge Enthusiasts

Hi. Thank you very much for taking a look at our course.

General Awareness for Competitive Exams is a set of 32 compelling video lectures covering topics across geography, history, world events, inventions, discoveries, and many more. With concise coverage of topics at hand, professional presentation style, and engaging graphics, the lectures are a fun way to learn GK.

The course is in fact equally attractive to students, job seekers, and any general knowledge enthusiasts. Our goal is to imbibe and encourage the natural interest of the human mind to question anything and everything around them and seek answers. A quiz at the end of each video will help you to revise the concepts learned.

This course is part of the 5W series endeavor by EdVinci Innovation Labs. We, at EdVinci, are passionate about helping “young minds” unleash their limitless potential through products that drive inquisitiveness and creativity. The 5W (Why, When, Where, What, Who) series is a set of educational videos covering a wide range of general awareness topics.

The biggest takeaway you can have from this course is a rekindled sense of inquisitiveness and a keen interest to question and explore more on similar topics. This is also an ongoing series. We would be publishing more such videos for you in the coming weeks.

So, why wait? Do sign in start right away..

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Start Here

Lecture 1: Who were the Aztecs?

Lecture 2: Why was the Great Wall of China built?

Lecture 3: History of Mumbai

Lecture 4: Why was the Tower of Pisa built?

Lecture 5: Who was Che Guevera ?

Lecture 6: Who are the Vikings?

Lecture 7: Who are the Samurai?

Lecture 8: History of Crusades

Lecture 9: Who are the assassins?

Lecture 10: Who are the Gypsies?

Lecture 11: Whose death saved Europe from being conquered ?

Lecture 12: Why were the Pyramids built?

Lecture 13: Why do bats fly only at night?

Lecture 14: Why do we dream?

Lecture 15: What is the speed of the sun?

Lecture 16: What is a test tube baby?

Lecture 17: Why did the dinosaurs go extinct?

Lecture 18: Why is brain the most important part of our body?

Lecture 19: Why is football the world's most popular sport?

Lecture 20: Why do we say 'Out for a duck' in cricket?

Lecture 21: Who created Tom and Jerry?

Lecture 22: History of Guns

Lecture 23: Why did the Titanic sink?

Lecture 24: Why was the programming language Java named so?

Lecture 25: History of the Wheel

Lecture 26: What is the horn of Rhinoceros made of?

Lecture 27: Why did they name it Facebook?

Lecture 28: Why is Norway called the land of the rising sun?

Lecture 29: Alfred Nobel and history of the Nobel Prize

Lecture 30: While do we feel sleepy while reading?

Lecture 31: Why do we celebrate April Fools Day?

Lecture 32: What is a black hole?

Instructors

EdVinci Team
Professionals from Varied fields

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5 stars: 6 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

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