G. E. C. Rule

The G. E. C. Rule refers to a guideline used in general knowledge assessments, particularly in competitive exams. It stands for "General, Easy, and Common." The rule suggests that when preparing for a test, one should focus on general knowledge topics that are widely recognized (General), seek out straightforward and accessible information (Easy), and prioritize facts or subjects that are commonly known or frequently asked about (Common). This approach helps candidates build a solid foundation of knowledge that is likely to be relevant and beneficial for various examinations.