GA Questions Asked in Coal India MT Exam 2025

The Coal India Management Trainee (MT) Exam 2025 was successfully conducted on 29 March 2025 across multiple exam centres. Among the various sections in the paper, the General Awareness (GA) section stood out as a key component for assessing candidates’ awareness of current events, financial news, and general knowledge. As expected, the GA section covered a wide range of topics, including current affairs, static GK, economic updates, government schemes, and industry-specific developments. Candidates who kept up with daily news and banking-awareness updates were able to attempt a good number of questions with confidence.

General Awareness in Coal India MT Exam 2025

The GA section in the Coal India MT 2025 exam consisted of Moderate difficulty-level questions, with a focus on recent current affairs, along with national and international news. A mix of static and dynamic questions was asked, testing both the factual recall and analytical ability of the candidates. Questions were largely from the last 6 months of current affairs, making recent awareness a crucial factor in performance.

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GA Questions Asked in Coal India MT Exam 2025

Candidates reported that the General Awareness questions were well-balanced across the following topics:

• ‘All We Imagine as Light’ by Payal Kapadia scripts history with groundbreaking Grand Prix win at Cannes 2024
• Industrial Production Index Questions
• Budget-Economic Survey 2-3
• Awas Yojana
• Mudra Yojana
• President Pardon Powers: Article 72 of the Indian Constitution
• On November 28, 1001, Mahmud of Ghazni’s army decisively defeated the army of Raja Jayapala of the Hindu Shahi dynasty.
• The Jhelum River flows through and is a primary source of water for Wular Lake.
• The “right to constitutional remedies,” is enshrined in Article 32 of the Indian Constitution.

Difficulty Level of GA Questions Asked in Coal India MT Exam 2025

The GA section was rated as Moderate by most candidates. While many questions were straightforward and factual, a few required a deeper understanding and awareness of recent developments in the energy and industrial sectors. Those who followed current affairs consistently, especially those related to government policies and the economy found this section manageable.