Recent General Knowledge of world wide

In the case of job Seekers and  admission  of different universities have to take general knowledge examinations.

*According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), what is the global growth in 2019 and 2020?

Answer: 3.5 and 3.6 percent.

* How Many times the Dhaka International Trade Fair was held this year

Answer: 19th.

* Which country has recently failed to make a coup attempt?

Answer: Venezuela

* Who is the place of Bangladesh in the list of the top 100 thinkers of the United States based foreign policy magazine?

Answer: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina (in the Defense and Security category).

* How many country members of the World Customs Organization (WCO)?

Answer: 183 (This year the International Customs Day was celebrated on 26 January).

* Who has been elected the new King of Malaysia?

Answer: Sultan Abdullah.

* What is Bangladesh's position in the world of natural fish production?

Answer: Third.

*Recently, is the first Youth International T-Twenty of the two countries in history?

Answer: In Bangladesh and England Jubo Dal.

* As a third product, which product is going to get the Geographical Guidet (GI) certificate?

Answer: Chapainawabganj khshashapati mango

* There was a deadlock in the United States on the construction of a wall on the Mexico border?

Answer: 35 days.

*What is the Republic Day of India celebrated this year?

Answer: 70th.

*Which is the highest civilian award in India?

Answer: Bharat Ratna

* ‘Abu Sayyaf’ Which country's militant?

Answer: The Philippines

* Who is the most Grand Slam player in tennis?

Answer: Roger Federer (20)

* Who is the current US Senate junior member?

Answer: Orange harris

* Who got the Bangla Academy Award in the liberation war based literature this year?

Answer: Afsan Chowdhury.

* According to Transparency International (TI) report, what is the status of Bangladesh in corruption?

Answer: 13th.

*Bangladesh is among the Asian countries in corruption?

Answer: Fourth (second in South Asia).

*Where is the head office of Transparency International?

Answer: In Berlin, Germany.

*Which is the most corrupt country?

Answer: Somalia (lowest Denmark).

*What is the name of the decompensible polymer bag produced from jute?

Answer: The golden bag.

*Which product is the first geographical indicator (GI) certificate?

Answer: Jamdani sari.

* When does the Korean War begin?

Answer: In 1950

* What is the name of Venezuelan President?

Answer: Nicola Maduro

* How many countries in the European Union are Euro?

19th

* What is the name of the central bank of the European Union?

Answer: The European Central Bank (ECB)

● Recently, there is a deadlock in the United States about the construction of walls on any country's border?

Answer: Mexico

● What is the name of parliamentary union of member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)?

Answer: PUIC

* What is the name of SAARC Secretary General?

Answer: Amjad Hossain B. Sial

* What day celibred the World Bank's 'World Poverty Day' every year?

Answer: 17 October

* What is the name of the President recently resigned from the World Bank?

Answer: Jim Young Kim

* ‘Kim Jong Un’ what is in North Korean post?

Answer: Top leader

*‘The Central Buro of Investigation’ (CBI) what is the country's premier investigating agency?

Answer: India

*According to the World Bank, which region is the fastest growing economic zone in the world?

 Answer: South Asia.

* What is the position of Rectangular world in terms?

Answer: 94th

* Which Nobel Laureate has recently lost its position by commenting on racist?

Answer: James Watson

*Which country's name is Lira?

Answer: In Turkey

* Which country has given shelter to a Saudi girl fleeing the family Rahaf Mohammad al-Kunun?

Answer: Canada.

* How many GIs (geographical indication) certificates have been received in Bangladesh?

Answer: 2 (first Jamdani, second Hilsa).

* What is the name of the book recently published by Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai, writing about refugees?

Answer: We're Displaced.

* Does the president of the United States give a formal speech?

Answer: State of the Union.

* According to The Lancet, a medical-themed journal, how much is the population of the world by 2050?

Answer: One billion.

* What is the name of the current opposition party in the United States?

Answer: Democratic Party

* When is the Ducsu (Dhaka University Central Student Parliament) elections held?

Answer: On June 6, 1990.

* When is the important Paris Treaty signed in the face of climate change?

Answer: December 12, 2015.

* What is the name of the largest military force in the world?

Answer: People's Liberation Army of China (PLA).

Preparation of the BCS exam (Daily science

1. People first learn to use what metal?

A) Silver b) gold c) copper d) iron

2. Which is the heaviest metal?

A) Iron b) Paradise c) Platinum d) Nickel

3. Which unit is used to measure gold, diamonds?

A) Barrels b) Caret c) Carroll d) Kuesak

4. Which element is most active?

A) Sodium b) Magnesium

C) Potassium d) Oxygen

5. Which metal contains 'violet' in flame test?

A) Potassium b) Sodium

C) copper d) calcium

6. Which of the following is the elite metal?

A) gold b) silver

C) Platinum d) All the above

7. Which of the following metals is used to make the electric?

A) Antimony b) Sodium

C) Iron d) copper

8. How much caroted gold is pure gold?

A) 22 carats b) 24 carats

C) 28 carats d) 18 carats

9. What is alkali metal?

A) Lithium b) Sodium

C) Potassium d) All of the above

10. Which is the metal of the soil?

A) Magnesium b) Calcium

C) Stronsium d) All of the above

11. Which is the soft metal?

A) Sodium b) Potassium

C) Lead d) All of the above

12. What is Asbestos?

A) Fire insulation minerals

B) Low-density liquid substances

C) High density liquid content

D) One type of chemical substance

13. Zircon, Monajite, Boutail, etc Build-

A) Gold b) Blacksona

C) Rupa d) Platinum

14. Which of the following minerals?

A) gold b) silver

C) Iron d) All of the above

15. Which sodium is ore?

A) Dolomite b) Galena

C) Saltpeter d) Rockets

16. What is the symbol of potassium?

A) b) Spirits c) D) Slit

17. What is the number of particles in an atom?

A) 1 b) 3 c) 5 d) 6

18. Who invented the electron?

A) Thomson b) Nile Bos

C) Rutherford d) James Chadwick

19. Who invented protons?

A) Chadwick b) Rutherford

C) Thomson d) Curie

20. Who invented neutrons?

A) Chadwick b) Thomson

C) Rutherford d) Curious

Answer: 1.C, 2.C, 3.B, 4.C, 5A, 6.D, 7.D, 8.B, 9.D, 10.D, 11.D, 12A, 13.B, 14.D, 15.D, 16.C, 17.B, 18.A, 19.B, 20.A,

Why you will read Law ?

History, science, literature, engineering ... how many things are there in our universities What I will read, it is difficult to decide.

What is taught?

One of the most sought after issues of law in the public or private universities of the country. Different courses are taught in different places. But in order to read the law overall, one must know some things. One of these is 'jurisprudence', which in turn is the science , philosophy and grammar. The basic concepts of the law are discussed here. Apart from this, the constitutional law is taught without which we can not understand the laws of this country. Understanding the deep impact of religious law in Bangladesh, we understand the Muslim and Hindu law. As a member of the international environment, what is the law that Bangladesh must obey, it is taught in international law.

Apart from this, land law, bribery law, environment law, criminology, CPC, CRPC etc. are taught at the graduate level everywhere. Further specialization is taught at postgraduate level.

What is the future?

The law is very broad. However, in the professional field of the country, due to the proper development of law, people still think about the future of certain traditional cases-advocates of court, judges or teachers. But more work is possible outside of it. Such laws can also be called researchers. Research is not limited to just under the law. It is possible to study the law with all things including social sciences, theology, economics, and medical science. That is why the law is also called inter-sector. As the world progresses, the importance of law and order will always be there.

Where is the carrier?

First of all, there is a possibility of a successful career as a lawyer. The students of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, who can apply for jobs, students of law and law can make a career in these positions easily. The 'Judicial Service' means the opportunity to become a 'Government First Class Gazetted Officer' as Assistant Judge and Judicial Magistrate, which is for law students only. You can join the non-technical cadre of foreign affairs, administration, police, customs etc. in BCS.

There is a demand for teachers of law in almost every public and private university of the country. In the rank of commissioned officer, the army, navy and air force will be included as 'Jazz Advocate General' through short-term training. Under the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, you can think of building a career as 'Assistant Law Secretary'.

Apart from this, recruitment in the foreign embassies, banks and multinational institutions located in Bangladesh as 'Law Officers' is available. The court is appointed as a public law officer or public prosecutor (PP). Many foreigners work as immigration case officers or law officers. There are various job opportunities for law graduates, such as UNHCR, UNDP, WHO, UNICEF, IOM, ILO etc. You can also hire a career as a legal counselor or adviser. Besides, if anyone wants to work with human rights or women and children rights, then the best platform for him is law.

If someone wants to be established in a particular case, film consultants may also be screenwriters of law or movie courtesy films. The laws of law can be written in a fiction, as well as writers like the famous novelist John Grisham.

Who will read?

When the law is not the case then at least it should not be asked who should read. Legislation is important for everyone. So the answer is the same - everyone will read the law. But who will be the university? In this case, two parts can be divided. First, those who have the tendency of research. Those who love to think about whether there is a rule of law or whether laws are adaptable to the society, they will read the law. And secondly, those who wish to be judges or lawyers in professional life.

But a student needs to have some features that will help in reading the law. Thinking deeply is one of them. The law is not a matter of memorization. Many misconceptions that law enforcement means to know the law. Which is not true at all. The first step in reading the law is analyzing one thing. Deep thinking is very important in this case. Anyone can ask, why students of science or business education read the law? Actually the law is a multi-disciplinary issue. Its role in every case of life is very important. Many of the laws of law are directly related to the various aspects of business education-contract law, business law, institutional law, among which one. There is a relationship with science subjects. For those of energy or forensic law, those who once loved to study physics or biology.