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Indian Geography: study plan

Where the questions come from

874 questions in our UPPCS bank · rank 2 among 11 subjects.

Agriculture and Animal Husbandry

96 · 11.0%

Mineral Resources

94 · 10.8%

Drainage System

81 · 9.3%

Energy Resources

71 · 8.1%

Irrigation and River Valley Project

68 · 7.8%

Industries and Trade

55 · 6.3%

Mountain, Plateau and Plain Area

53 · 6.1%

Transportation

52 · 5.9%

Major Valleys, Waterfalls and Lakes

45 · 5.1%

General Introduction

43 · 4.9%

Rock and Soil

39 · 4.5%

Human Races

32 · 3.7%

Major Research Institutes

29 · 3.3%

Monsoon and Rainfall

28 · 3.2%

Forest

24 · 2.7%

Miscellaneous

20 · 2.3%

Coastal Part and the Islands

19 · 2.2%

Major Passes of India

17 · 1.9%

Natural Disasters

8 · 0.9%

Top 5 sections = 47%

Step 1: solve every PYQ (free)

General Introduction Mountain, Plateau and Plain Area Drainage System Coastal Part and the Islands Major Valleys, Waterfalls and Lakes Major Passes of India Monsoon and Rainfall Forest Natural Disasters Rock and Soil Irrigation and River Valley Project Mineral Resources Energy Resources Industries and Trade Transportation Human Races Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Major Research Institutes Miscellaneous

Step 2: what comes again and again

Sutlej 6 times

Cuts across all three ranges of the Himalayas. ×2
A Trans-Himalayan river; it does not originate in India. ×2
The Kol Dam is built on it.
The Rajasthan (Indira Gandhi) Canal takes off from it.

Narmada 5 times

Flows west through a rift valley, between two mountain ranges. ×2
The Sardar Sarovar Project is on it. ×2
The Dhuandhar Falls are on it.

Gujarat 16 times

The state with the longest coastline. ×3
Leading producer of petroleum; most natural gas; ideal for the petro-chemical industry. ×4
Largest area of saline (salt-affected) soil. ×2
Koyali refinery and the Navgam oil field are here. ×2
The Ukai project and the Kalpasar project (for sweet water) are here. ×2
First in wind energy generation.
The world's largest ship-breaking yard (Alang) is here.
Highest production of mill-made fabric.