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Geography of Nepal: Himal, Pahad and Terai, Rivers, Climate and Key Facts
Nepal's physical geography made simple: the three ecological regions, major rivers, mountains, lakes, climate, parks and a quick-facts table for general knowledge and Loksewa preparation.
The Constitution of Nepal 2015 Explained: Government, Rights and Institutions
A clear overview of Nepal's constitution: how it came about, the three levels of government, the three organs of the state, fundamental rights and the main constitutional bodies, written for exam preparation and general understanding.
How to Solve MCQs: Strategy, Time Management and Negative Marking
A practical method for multiple-choice exams such as Loksewa, entrance tests and mock tests: how to read questions, eliminate options, manage time, and decide when to guess under negative marking.
Loksewa Notes: English Grammar Essentials for the Language Paper
The grammar areas that Loksewa language questions return to again and again: tenses, subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions, voice and reported speech, with rules and examples.
Loksewa Notes: Mental Ability and Reasoning with Worked Examples
The short methods behind the common mental-ability questions: number series, percentages, ratio, average, time and work, directions, coding and ranking, each with a worked example.
Loksewa Notes: Parliament, Courts and Constitutional Bodies of Nepal
Quick revision notes on how Nepal's state is organised: the federal parliament, the executive, the courts and the constitutional commissions, with the numbers examiners like to ask.
Loksewa Notes: Nepal at a Glance (Quick Facts for General Knowledge)
A one-page revision sheet of the Nepal facts that keep coming up in Loksewa general knowledge papers: area, population, provinces, local levels, symbols, rivers, lakes and parks.
Loksewa Exam Guide: How It Works and a 90-Day Study Plan for Beginners
What the Public Service Commission exam stages look like, what to study, and a week-by-week 90-day plan from the basics to mock tests — plus the mistakes that quietly cost candidates marks.
How to Become a Secretary in Nepal: A Realistic Roadmap and What to Study
Secretary is the top administrative post in a ministry. Here is the real path to it — degree, Section Officer exam, promotions, skills and what to study — without shortcuts or false promises.
Nepal's Civil Service Levels and Hierarchy, Explained Simply
From assistant level to Secretary: what 'gazetted' means, how the ranks are arranged, what service groups are, and how people move up. A clear picture of the ladder you would be climbing.