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Detailed Syllabus UPSC

  

History and Culture

Nature of indian national movement

 

Revolt of 1857

 

Socio-religious reformation movement

 

 

 

Congress- Moderates and Extremists - spilt  {surat} reunion lucknow

 

Partition of bangal-swadeshi movement and rise of revolutionary terrorism

 

Nationalism during world war-1 Gadar party and home rule league

 

M.K Gandhi -south african experiment, rowlett satyagraha and jalianwala bagh massacre

 

Jaewaharlal nehru

 

Rabindranath tagore

 

Dr B.R ambedkar

 

Non cooperation movement -Khilafat, swarajists and no changes and growth of revolutonary terrorism

 

Civil disobidiance movement - round table conference, Gandhi-Irwin Pact, Kachi congress,Mcdonald award and poona pact

 

The gov of India act-1935- The congress ministers- 2nd world war

 

Proposal towards Independence - The august offer/cripps mission/ Rajaji formula/ desai liaquat Formula/ Wavell plan/ cabinet mission plan/ dickie bird plan/ mountbatten plan

 

Quit india movement - Ina and Rin mutiny

Communalism/ Partition of india

 

Factors / independence act 1947

 

Princly states and integration

 

Acts during british raj/ commission

 

Movements- state people's movement, tribal movement, movement against untouchability and aste system, movemnt for the upliftment of woman

 

Growth/ development civil services, judicial systems, local self government, modern education, indian press and nationalistic foreign policy

 

Impat of briish rule on indian economy

 

Post- independence consolidation and reorganisation within the countary

 

Art and culture/ Architecture and sculptures/paintings

Literarture

Dance/music/ theatre

Festivals/fairs

Personalities

Tribes/Education/religion/administration/abbrivations'war/movemnt/revolt/massacre

Viceroy/governer genral

Organisations/associsations

 

WORLD HISTORY

 

 

Geography

Solar system

 

Physiography

 

Climate

 

Vegetation

 

Soil

 

Drainage system

 

Agriculture

 

Industry/trade

 

Population

 

Trasportation

 

Energy resources

 

Natural resources

 

Water resources

 

Regional development and planning

 

Growth entre/ pole/foci

 

environment

 

 

Indian Policy

 Basic features of the constition

 

Premble

 

Fundamental rights

 

Directive principles of state policy

 

Fundamental duties'

 

Constituonal amendments

 

Emergency Provisions

 

Corruptiuon

 

States authority/creation/movement

 

Civil services in India

 

Inter-state water disputes

 

Attorney general/CAG

 

Union executive

 

Lok sabha

 

Rajya sabha

 

Parliamentary committees

 

Parliamentary proceddings

 

Judiciary

 

State executives

 

State legislature

 

Local self government

 

Party system in india/pressure groups

 

Eletion/election commison of india/ anti-defection

 

Different instituion/ commities/ommisions

 

Feudalism/union-state relations

 

Legal issues

 

miscellanous

 

 

Economy

 Development- industrial, agricultural and service sector policies, measures and achievents

 

Plannings- objectives

 

Foreign trade and balance of payments

 

Fiscal policy

 

Monetary policy

 

Programmes related to povery / allevaitions and employment generation

 

Money maket and capital market

 

National income

 

Infrastructure

 

Capital formation

 

Land reform in india

 

World ecomic organization / agencies

 

Indian economic organizations

 

Agreements involving india and/or affecting india's interests

 

StaTISTICS

Presentation of data-Tablation, graph and diagram

 

Measure of central tendancy- mean,median,mode

 

Measures of dispersion- range, mean diviation, standard deviation

 

Correaltion, regression, index  numbers

Probabilty and logic based questions and arithemetic

 

 

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