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 Hi, I am Mrinal Choudhury. I have been teaching Science & Mathematics in High School (Barpeta Jatiya Vidyalaya) since 2013. 




Now, I am preparing for Assam Govt. Jobs. In this blog, I will post MCQs related to everything I study for my job preparation especially NCERT MCQs. which will be helpful for competitive exams as well as high school students. 

Most of the MCQs on "STUDY MCQ" will be of General Science, Social Science, Mathematics and current affairs. All the subjects of social science like Polity, History, Geography etc will be covered.

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