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There is not even a single question directly from the Gujarati language. By that, I mean that they do not ask questions based on Gujarati grammar, etc. in the paper. They use Gujarati as a deadly weapon to eliminate students. They just ask the legal questions, reasoning questions, GK, Maths, Computers, etc. in the Gujarati language.
Similarly, if you have some good grammar books of Gujarati language just try to do as much as possible from them. If you have a good Hindi grammar, then I have a shortcut for you in this. There are partitions in grammar like synonyms, antonyms, sandhi, muhavare, etc. So if you go through the grammar book, you will find that many of them are same as we say in Hindi. For eg., Bhaskar is a synonym for Surya and so on. In the language paper, they just ask you to write only one synonym, antonym, etc. for that work and you have to make a sentence on that word.
They have a very limited syllabus for pre, so you must study all other subjects deeply to have an advantage. There are questions based on Section numbers, case laws, etc. also. So you must possess a good knowledge of at least leading and current case laws and important sections of each subject so that it becomes easy for you to attempt them.
In such situation, if you know how to write a Hindi word in Gujarati, you can easily attempt that question. Don’t try to make complex sentences. Just make as simple sentences as possible. Complex sentences may take away some marks from you as probabilities of mistakes increases, while simple sentences ensure good marks as the probability of them being correct is more. Remember they have just asked you to frame a sentence and not to show your Gujarati knowledge.
To make your Gujarati better I have already told you that you can practice it with some of your Gujarati friends, take help of some Youtube channels or mobile apps and Gujarati language newspapers and news channels also. But all of them are bit boring methods of learning and practicing
If you have a good command on Gujarati language and at least three out of maths, reasoning, English, GK and computers along with average knowledge of law, probabilities are that you will easily score 50% marks. You just have to attempt questions carefully and avoid getting negative marks. I again repeat, you just have to score 50% to get eligible for mains. Just leave those question where you have any kind of doubt. Questions asked in the examination are of very average level ( neither easy nor hard). If you have good command on Gujarati and any three of five-part-C components you will easily score 50%. Don’t take a risk by attempting doubtful questions as if you get them wrong, you may get eliminated just because of negative marking.
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