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Top 1000 Question for competitive exams

Here, I am providing 2020 Latest Most Important Top 1000 GK Questions in English 2019-20 for those learners who are preparing for competitive exams. In this post, I have updated the most important questions, answers around the world and India with latest current affairs questions and answers about many topics covered.                 

I have prepared the Top 1000 GK Questions in English to increase your General Knowledge level as well as increase your confidence level for competitive exams. 

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Top 1000 GK Questions 2019-2020       

Q :  

India International Science Festival 2018 was held in -

(A) New Delhi

(B) Lucknow

(C) Bengaluru

(D) Kolkata

Q :  

Q.14 As per ILO's Global Wage Report 2018-19 Gender Wage Gap is highest in -

(A) Pakistan

(B) Sri Lanka

(C) India

(D) Nepal

Q :  

As per ILO's Global Wage Report 2018-19, Women are paid higher hourly wages than men in -

(A) Bangladesh

(B) Sweden

(C) South Africa

(D) Switzerland

Q :  

As per a latest decision of central government, government's contribution in central government's employees in National Pension Scheme has been - 

(A) Increased from 10% to 14%

(B) Increased from 10% to 15%

(C) Kept unchanged at 10%

(D) Reduced from 10% to 9%

Q :  

Name the life Insurance company, which has partnered with Akshaya Patra Foundation to support and contribute to the mid-day meal drive for government-run school children across India.

(A) Bharti AXA Life Insurance

(B) Max Life Insurance Co. Ltd

(C) SBI Life Insurance

(D) HDFC Standard Life Insurance

Q :  

Who has been appointed as the new Defence Secretary?

(A) Ajay Kumar

(B) Sanjay Batra

(C) Sanjay Mitra

(D) Rajiv Mehrishi

Q :  

The Scheme by which a large number of taxpayers to close their pending disputes, will be operationalized from 1st September 2019 to 31st December 2019.

(A) Sabka Vishwas-Legacy Dispute Resolution Scheme, 2016

(B) Sabka Vishwas-Legacy Dispute Resolution Scheme, 2017

(C) Sabka Vishwas-Legacy Dispute Resolution Scheme, 2018

(D) Sabka Vishwas-Legacy Dispute Resolution Scheme, 2019

Q :  

India's rank in Global Competitiveness Index 2018 stand at -

(A) 55th

(B) 58th

(C) 60th

(D) 62nd

Q :  

__________ and the US successfully tested Arrow-3 Anti-Ballistic Missile System.

(A) India

(B) China

(C) Israel

(D) Russia

Q :  

Who released the 4th cycle of All India Tiger Estimation 2018?

(A) Rajnath Singh

(B) Narendra Modi

(C) Amit Shah

(D) Ram Nath Kovind

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