Last Minute Revision — Exam Tomorrow
JKSSB Junior Assistant 2026
Complete Revision Guide
PYQ-analysed, syllabus-wise revision covering all 4 sections. Designed so 60%+ of tomorrow's questions come from this post.
Exam: 19 April 2026
Questions: 80 MCQs
Time: 80 Minutes
Negative: 0.25 per wrong
Exam Pattern & Section Weightage
| # | Section | Questions | Marks | PYQ Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | General English | 20 | 20 | Moderate |
| 2 | General Awareness (J&K Focus) | 20 | 20 | High |
| 3 | Numerical & Reasoning | 20 | 20 | Moderate |
| 4 | Basic Computer Concepts | 20 | 20 | Easy–Mod |
| Total | 80 | 80 | Cutoff ~55–60 | |
Strategy Tip
Attempt Computers first (easiest, high scoring) → English → Reasoning → GK. Aim to finish each section in 18 minutes. Never leave more than 5 questions blank.
UNIT I — General English
20 Marks
PYQ Analysis — 2024 Paper
Grammar (5Q) · Reading Comprehension (3Q) · Sentence Rearrangement (2Q) · Idioms & Phrases (2Q) · Voice/Narration (2Q) · Synonyms/Antonyms (2Q) · Fill in Blanks (2Q) · Error Detection (2Q)
Grammar Essentials 5Q
- Tenses: Simple, Perfect, Continuous forms
- Articles: a/an by sound; "a Canadian" (/k/), "an hour" (/aʊ/)
- Prepositions: by, under, during, about, towards
- Modals: ought to, should, must, may, might
- Subject-Verb Agreement
Voice & Narration 2–3Q
- Active to Passive: is/are/was + V3
- Present Continuous Passive: is being + V3
- Direct to Indirect: said→told, "now"→then, "am"→was
- Reporting verbs: said, told, asked, ordered
Vocabulary 4Q
- Synonyms: Gallant = Valiant; Perspicacious = Insightful; Facile = Easy
- Antonyms: Idiosyncrasy ↔ Conformity; Timid ↔ Bold
- Homophones: Hear/Here; Right/Write; Principal/Principle
Idioms & Phrases 2Q
- "By the skin of your teeth" = narrowly avoiding
- "A piece of cake" = very easy task
- "Beat around the bush" = avoid the point
- "Hit the nail on the head" = exactly correct
- "Bite the bullet" = endure pain bravely
- "Break the ice" = initiate conversation
PYQ-Style MCQs — English
Q.1 Change to Passive Voice: "They are organizing a farewell party next week."
A) A farewell party is being organized next week.
B) A farewell party is being organized by them next week.
C) A farewell party was organized by them.
D) A farewell party will be organized next week.
Q.2 Fill in the blank: "We ___ have locked the gate. The dog wouldn't have escaped."
A) ought to
B) would
C) may
D) have to
Q.3 Fill blanks: "Sudha is studying in ___ Canadian University. It takes ___ hour to reach the airport."
A) an, a
B) the, an
C) the, a
D) a, an
Q.4 Select the Synonym of: GALLANT
A) Valiant
B) Coward
C) Craven
D) Timid
Q.5 Select the Antonym of: IDIOSYNCRASY
A) Erraticism
B) Conformity
C) Peculiarity
D) Oddity
UNIT II — General Awareness (J&K Special)
20 Marks
PYQ Trend Alert
10–12 out of 20 GK questions are J&K-specific every year. J&K Reorganization Act 2019, Districts, Art & Culture, and Centrally Sponsored Schemes REPEAT in every paper.
J&K Specific — Must Know
J&K Reorganization Act 2019Effective: 31 October 2019 | J&K became UT with legislature; Ladakh became UT without legislature
Districts of J&KTotal: 20 | Jammu Division: 10 | Kashmir Division: 10
J&K Assembly90 seats total | SC: 7 | ST: 9 reserved seats | CM: Omar Abdullah (2024)
J&K First Elections Post Art 370September–October 2024 | NC–Congress won | Omar Abdullah = Chief Minister
Capitals of J&KSummer capital: Srinagar | Winter capital: Jammu
Famous PassesBanihal Pass, Zoji La, Burzil Pass, Sinthan Top | Khardung La = in Ladakh
Rivers of J&KJhelum (originates: Verinag Spring, Anantnag), Chenab, Ravi, Tawi — all Indus basin
Folk DancesRouf and Dumhal (Kashmir) | Kud Dance (Jammu/Dogra) | Bhand Pather = folk theatre
Tulip GardenAsia's largest Tulip Garden in Srinagar (Siraj Bagh); foothills of Zabarwan Range
GI Tags J&KPashmina, Kashmir Saffron, Kani Shawl, Kashmiri Sozni Craft, Basohli Paintings
Dal LakeApproximately 18 sq km | Located in Srinagar | Classified urban lake
Highest Peak in J&KK2 = 8,611 m (on Pakistan-occupied side) | In Indian territory: Nun (7,135 m)
National Affairs — High Probability
Prime Minister of IndiaNarendra Modi (3rd consecutive term, sworn June 2024)
President of IndiaDroupadi Murmu (since July 2022, India's 15th President)
Chief Justice of IndiaJustice Sanjiv Khanna (as of late 2024)
Union Budget 2025Presented by FM Nirmala Sitharaman | New Income Tax Bill 2025 proposed
8th Pay CommissionAnnounced January 2026 | Will revise pay matrix from Jan 2026
Chandrayaan-3Launched: 14 July 2023 | Moon landing: 23 August 2023 (South Pole) | ISRO | India = 1st nation to land near Moon's South Pole
G20 Summit 2023Hosted by India | New Delhi | Theme: "One Earth One Family One Future"
Constitution of India448 Articles | 25 Parts | 12 Schedules | Adopted: 26 Nov 1949 | Enforced: 26 Jan 1950
Fundamental Rights6 Fundamental Rights | Articles 12–35 | Part III of Constitution
ICC World Cup 2023India hosted | Australia won | Virat Kohli = Player of Tournament
Nobel Peace 2023Narges Mohammadi (Iran) — women's rights activist
Key Government Schemes (Repeat in PYQs)
PM Awas Yojana (PMAY)Housing for all — urban + rural. Target extended beyond 2022.
PM Kisan Samman NidhiRs. 6,000/year to farmers in 3 instalments of Rs. 2,000 each
Ayushman Bharat (PMJAY)Rs. 5 lakh health cover per family per year | World's largest health scheme
PM Mudra YojanaLoans: Shishu (up to Rs. 50K), Kishore (up to Rs. 5L), Tarun (up to Rs. 10L)
Jal Jeevan Mission"Har Ghar Jal" — Tap water to all rural households
Swachh Bharat MissionLaunched: 2 October 2014 | ODF India rural declared 2019
Digital IndiaLaunched: July 2015 | 3 pillars: Digital Infrastructure, Digital Governance, Digital Literacy
PM POSHAN (Mid Day Meal)Hot cooked meals to school children | Renamed from MDM Scheme in 2021
PYQ-Style MCQs — General Awareness
Q.6 J&K was officially bifurcated into two Union Territories on which date?
A) 5 August 2019
B) 31 October 2019
C) 26 January 2020
D) 1 November 2019
Q.7 What is the status of Ladakh as a Union Territory?
A) UT with legislature
B) UT without legislature
C) State with special status
D) Centrally administered territory
Q.8 Chandrayaan-3 landed on the Moon's South Pole on which date?
A) 14 July 2023
B) 5 August 2023
C) 23 August 2023
D) 1 September 2023
Q.9 Under PM-KISAN, what is the annual benefit to eligible farmers?
A) Rs. 4,000
B) Rs. 6,000
C) Rs. 8,000
D) Rs. 10,000
Q.10 Asia's largest Tulip Garden is situated in which city of J&K?
A) Jammu
B) Srinagar
C) Leh
D) Kargil
UNIT III — Numerical & Reasoning Ability
20 Marks
PYQ Analysis
Number Series (3Q) · Coding-Decoding (2Q) · Blood Relations (2Q) · Direction Sense (1Q) · Percentage / Profit-Loss (3Q) · Ratio-Proportion (2Q) · Average (2Q) · Time-Work (2Q) · Simplification (2Q)
Reasoning — Quick Notes
- Number Series: Look for differences of differences, or ratio patterns (+n, xn, squared gaps)
- Letter Series: Assign A=1, Z=26. Find positional skip pattern.
- Coding-Decoding: Each letter shifts +n or -n positions in alphabet
- Blood Relations: Always draw a family tree first before answering
- Direction Sense: Draw compass. Sunrise = East. Sunset = West.
- Odd One Out: Category mismatch — shape, property, usage group
- Analogy: Identify relation (Tool:User, Place:Product, Animal:Young)
Key Formulas
Profit % = (SP - CP) / CP x 100
Loss % = (CP - SP) / CP x 100
SP (Profit) = CP x (100 + P%) / 100
Average = Sum of items / Number of items
Time & Work: 1/A + 1/B = 1/Total days
Speed = Distance / Time
SI = P x R x T / 100
CI = P [ (1 + R/100)^T - 1 ]
PYQ Number Series — From 2024 Paper (Memorise These Patterns)
Series 1: 336, 272, 321, 286, 310, 294 — wrong number is 286 (alternating square-gap pattern: -64, +49, -35, +24...) |
Series 2: 234, 117, 351, 87.75, 438.75, 73.125 — pattern is divide by 2, multiply by 3, divide by 4, multiply by 5, divide by 6.
PYQ-Style MCQs — Reasoning & Maths
Q.11 Find the wrong number in the series: 336, 272, 321, 286, 310, 294
A) 272
B) 286
C) 321
D) 310
Q.12 A shopkeeper buys an article for Rs. 800 and sells it at 25% profit. Find the selling price.
A) Rs. 900
B) Rs. 950
C) Rs. 1,000
D) Rs. 1,100
Q.13 A can do a work in 10 days, B in 15 days. Together, how many days to finish?
A) 6 days
B) 7 days
C) 8 days
D) 5 days
Q.14 Coding rule: MANGO = NBOHP. Using same rule, APPLE = ?
A) BQQMF
B) ARRMG
C) CQQOF
D) BPPMF
Q.15 Average of 5 numbers is 40. If one number 30 is replaced by 50, what is the new average?
A) 40
B) 41
C) 44
D) 42
UNIT IV — Basic Computer Concepts
20 Marks — Score Full!
Highest Scoring Section — PYQ 2024
Computer Generations (3Q) · Hardware/Software (3Q) · MS Office Shortcuts (4Q) · Internet & Email (3Q) · Memory Units (2Q) · OS Concepts (3Q) · Input/Output Devices (2Q)
Computer Generations 3Q
- 1st (1940–56): Vacuum Tubes | ENIAC, UNIVAC | Machine language
- 2nd (1956–63): Transistors | Assembly language | Smaller, faster
- 3rd (1964–71): Integrated Circuits (IC) | COBOL, FORTRAN
- 4th (1971–now): Microprocessors (VLSI) | Personal Computers
- 5th (Future): AI, Parallel Processing, Natural Language
Memory Units 2–3Q
- 1 Bit = smallest unit (0 or 1)
- 1 Byte = 8 Bits
- 1 KB = 1024 Bytes | 1 MB = 1024 KB
- 1 GB = 1024 MB | 1 TB = 1024 GB
- RAM = Volatile (temporary, loses on shutdown)
- ROM = Non-Volatile (permanent, retains data)
- DMA = Direct Memory Access (no CPU needed)
MS Office Shortcuts 4Q
- Ctrl+C = Copy | Ctrl+V = Paste | Ctrl+X = Cut
- Ctrl+Z = Undo | Ctrl+Y = Redo | Ctrl+S = Save
- Ctrl+B = Bold | Ctrl+I = Italic | Ctrl+U = Underline
- Ctrl+P = Print | Ctrl+N = New | Ctrl+O = Open
- F7 = Spell Check | F12 = Save As | Alt+F4 = Close
- Excel: =SUM(), =AVERAGE(), =COUNT(), =MAX(), =MIN()
Hardware: I/O Devices 2Q
- Input: Keyboard, Mouse, Scanner, Webcam, Microphone, Barcode Reader
- Output: Monitor, Printer, Speaker, Projector, Plotter
- Storage: HDD, SSD, USB Drive, CD/DVD
- Internal hardware: Video Card, RAM, Motherboard, CPU (not Webcam/Touchpad)
OS and Internet 3Q
- OS = Interface between user and hardware
- Popular OS: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
- Device Driver = Translator between hardware and OS
- HTTP = Hypertext Transfer Protocol | HTTPS = Secure HTTP
- WWW invented by: Tim Berners-Lee (1989)
- Meta = Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Threads
- Microsoft = Azure, Skype, GitHub, Bing
Email and Security 2Q
- SMTP = Sends email | POP3/IMAP = Receives email
- CC = Carbon Copy | BCC = Blind Carbon Copy
- Virus = Self-replicating malicious program
- Firewall = Network security barrier
- Phishing = Fake emails to steal passwords
- Encryption = Converting data to unreadable code
India's Computer Milestone — PYQ Repeat Every Year
India's first supercomputer: PARAM 8000 (1991) | Developed by: C-DAC, Pune | Architect: Dr. Vijay Bhatkar | India's first computer: HEC-2M at ISI Calcutta (1955)
PYQ-Style MCQs — Computers
Q.16 What is the relationship between bits and bytes?
A) 1 bit = 8 bytes
B) 1 byte = 8 bits
C) 1 bit = 4 bytes
D) 1 byte = 4 bits
Q.17 India's first supercomputer developed by C-DAC, Pune was:
A) PARAM 8000
B) Mihir 2000
C) Virgo 8000
D) SAGA-220
Q.18 Which generation of computers used Integrated Circuits (IC)?
A) 1st Generation
B) 2nd Generation
C) 3rd Generation
D) 4th Generation
Q.19 Which of the following is a product of Meta Platforms Inc.?
A) Instagram
B) Azure
C) Skype
D) GitHub
Q.20 What shortcut key is used for Spell Check in MS Word?
A) F5
B) F6
C) F7
D) F8
60-Second Rapid Fire — Last Minute Facts
Fundamental Rights: 6 (Articles 12–35)
Directive Principles: Part IV, Art 36–51 (Ireland inspired)
Rajya Sabha max seats: 250 | Lok Sabha: 552
Money Bill: Only Lok Sabha, certified by Speaker
Emergency Art 352 (National), 356 (State), 360 (Financial)
J&K Assembly: 90 seats | SC-7, ST-9 reserved
Jhelum originates: Verinag Spring, Anantnag
Highest peak of J&K: K2 (8,611 m)
WWW invented by: Tim Berners-Lee, 1989
First computer: ENIAC (1945, USA)
India's first computer: HEC-2M (ISI Calcutta, 1955)
CPU = ALU + Control Unit + Registers
RAM = Volatile (temporary) | ROM = Non-volatile (permanent)
Excel formula always starts with: = sign
Facebook founded: 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg
G20 India 2023 theme: "One Earth One Family One Future"
Exam Day Strategy — 19 April 2026
Time Management80 questions in 80 minutes = 1 min per question. Spend max 45 sec on easy questions. Flag and return to tough ones.
Attempt OrderStart with Computers (easiest) then English then Reasoning then GK. Secure easy marks first.
Negative Marking-0.25 per wrong answer. Attempt only if you can eliminate at least 2 wrong options. No blind guessing.
Safe Score TargetAim for 55–60+ out of 80. Computers alone can give you 18–20 marks with basic preparation.
Documents to CarryPrinted Admit Card + Valid Photo ID (Aadhaar / Voter Card / PAN / Passport). Reach venue 30 min early.
Tonight — Sleep WellNo new topics after this post. Re-read once, sleep by 10:30 PM. Eat a light meal. Stay calm.