Complete one-year preparation package for the Lok Sewa first paper (General Knowledge and General Mental Ability) for Kharidar, Nayab Subba and other posts: syllabus-wise notes, quizzes, mock tests and current affairs.
Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, the Internet of Things, blockchain and big data are changing how governments and businesses work, and Lok Sewa now asks about them in computer and general knowledge papers. This note explains each technology in simple words, gives the key terms, inventors and dates, and links them to Nepal, including the National Artificial Intelligence Policy approved in 2025.
Questions on international organisations come up in almost every Lok Sewa general knowledge paper: when Nepal joined the United Nations, where SAARC has its secretariat, who the members of BIMSTEC are, or where a UN agency has its headquarters. This note brings together the United Nations, Nepal in the UN, SAARC, BIMSTEC, the WTO and other bodies that matter to Nepal, with the dates and places you need to remember.
History questions in Lok Sewa often go back before the unification of Nepal: who was the first Kirat king, which inscription is the oldest dated one, who started Nepal Sambat, and how the Kathmandu Valley was divided among the Mallas. This note covers the Gopal, Mahishpal, Kirat, Licchavi and Malla periods in a simple, exam-ready form, with the kings, inscriptions and monuments that are asked most often.
Since the Constitution of Nepal 2072 (2015) made Nepal a federal republic, federalism and local government have become core topics in Lok Sewa administration and law papers. Questions ask about the three levels of government, the number of local levels, the schedules of powers, the judicial committee and the types of grants. This note explains these points with the Local Government Operation Act 2074 and the Intergovernmental Fiscal Arrangement Act 2074.
Questions about computers in Nepal, IT policies, the Electronic Transactions Act and e-governance are common in Lok Sewa General Knowledge and computer papers, and in the written papers for officers. This note collects the key facts in one place.
Offices, banks and government services now run on networks, so network questions appear in Kharidar, Nayab Subba, Computer Operator and Computer Officer papers. This note covers network types, topologies, transmission media, devices, the OSI and TCP/IP models, addresses and common protocols.
Exam notes on ratio and proportion: simplest form, comparing ratios, dividing a sum, compound ratio, means and extremes, proportionals, direct and inverse proportion, ages and mixtures, with a full quiz.
Exam notes on time and work: the one-day work method, working together, the LCM total-work method, efficiency, wages, men-days with hours, and pipes and cisterns, with a full quiz at the end.
Easy exam notes on matter, mixtures, atomic structure, acids, bases, salts and pH, indicators, metals and non-metals, common chemical names and formulas, rusting and important gases, with a full quiz at the end.
Exam notes on ecosystems and food chains, biodiversity, types of pollution, the ozone layer, greenhouse effect, climate change in Nepal, sustainable development, key global agreements and environment days, with a full quiz at the end.
