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NDA GK Questions 2026

Static general knowledge makes up about 90% of Part B of the NDA General Ability Test, about 360 of its 400 marks. The NDA & NA (II) 2026 notice divides it into five sections: Physics (about 25%), Chemistry (about 15%), General Science (about 10%), History, Freedom Movement etc. (about 20%) and Geography (about 20%). Half of Part B is science. Physics covers matter, motion, gravitation, heat, sound, light, magnetism, electricity and the working of everyday devices such as the siphon, pressure cooker, periscope and safety fuse. Chemistry covers changes of matter, elements and compounds, common gases, acids, bases and salts, carbon, fertilizers and the materials used to make soap, glass, cement and gunpowder. General Science covers cells, the human body, diseases, diet, the solar system and eminent scientists. Section D spans Indian history and culture, the freedom movement, the Constitution, Five Year Plans, Panchayati Raj and world history from the Renaissance to the Russian Revolution. Geography covers the Earth, rocks, oceans, the atmosphere and climate, and India's resources, industries, ports and trade. This page holds GK24's topic-wise GK notes for NDA, in English and Hindi, written as short facts and tables. Read a topic, then solve its quiz and previous-year questions on this site.

NDA GK Questions with Answers

Q4821.Static GKAsked in: Bihar · BSSC CGL Prelims Paper 2, 2011Easy

Maginot line exists between which country?

  1. A.Namibia and Angola
  2. B.USA and Canada
  3. C.France and Germany
  4. D.Germany and Poland
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Correct answer: C. France and Germany

The Maginot Line was the chain of concrete forts that France built along its border with Germany. It is named after Andre Maginot, the French war minister who pushed the project through, and it was built in the 1930s after the First World War to stop another German invasion.

Q4822.GeographyAsked in: CTET · Nov 2012, Paper 2 Social StudiesEasy

The Standard Meridian of India is

  1. A.82° 30' E longitude
  2. B.82° 50' E longitude
  3. C.82° E longitude
  4. D.83° 30' E longitude
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Correct answer: A. 82° 30' E longitude

The local time of 82 degrees 30 minutes east is taken as Indian Standard Time for the whole country. This meridian passes through Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh.

Q4823.GeographyAsked in: Bihar · 30 Sept, 2023Easy

The process that continually adds new crust is

  1. A.subduction
  2. B.earthquake
  3. C.seafloor spreading
  4. D.convection
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Correct answer: C. seafloor spreading

New oceanic crust is made at mid-ocean ridges, where magma rises, cools and is pushed outwards on both sides, and that process is called seafloor spreading.

Q4825.GeographyAsked in: Madhya Pradesh · MPPSC General Studies 2017 Official PapeMedium

Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched?

  1. A.Canyon - River
  2. B.Zeugen-Wind
  3. C.Inselberg - Glaciers
  4. D.Moraine - Glaciers
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Correct answer: C. Inselberg - Glaciers

An inselberg is an isolated residual hill that rises abruptly from a plain in a hot desert, so it is the work of weathering and wind in arid regions, not of glaciers.

Q4826.DefenceHard

The deliberations at the Naval Commanders' Conference 2026 were directed at building a force described in which four terms?

  1. A.Combat Ready, Credible, Cohesive and Future Ready
  2. B.Agile, Lethal, Networked and Self-Reliant
  3. C.Modern, Mobile, Integrated and Digital
  4. D.Strong, Secure, Sustainable and Smart
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Correct answer: A. Combat Ready, Credible, Cohesive and Future Ready

That four-part description is the goal the conference's key deliberations were aligned to, and it was to be reached through jointness, coordination across agencies, the best use of available resources and strategic alignment.

Q4827.DefenceMedium

Who described the Indian Navy as a strategic force multiplier while addressing the Naval Commanders' Conference 2026?

  1. A.Gen Dhiraj Seth, Chief of the Army Staff
  2. B.Gen NS Raja Subramani, Chief of Defence Staff
  3. C.Jitin Prasada, Minister of State for Electronics and IT
  4. D.Rajnath Singh, Raksha Mantri
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Correct answer: B. Gen NS Raja Subramani, Chief of Defence Staff

He underscored the Navy's role as a strategic force multiplier in safeguarding national interests, commended its operational commitment to maintaining energy security and its efforts on technology absorption and indigenisation, and pressed for technology-driven transformation, resilience and greater integration among the defence forces.

Q4829.SportsMedium

Which of the following statements about Sujeet’s wrestling gold at the Asian Games is correct?

  1. A.He won it on his Asian Games debut
  2. B.He won it in his fourth Asian Games appearance
  3. C.He won a silver medal in the same event
  4. D.He won it in the Greco-Roman style
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Correct answer: A. He won it on his Asian Games debut

The wrestler was appearing at the Asian Games for the first time, and he turned that first appearance into a gold medal, which is what made the achievement notable enough for the Prime Minister to call it a memorable triumph.

Q4834.GeographyAsked in: NDA · 10 Sept 2017Medium

The Coriolis effect is the result of

  1. A.Pressure gradient
  2. B.Earth's axis of inclination
  3. C.Earth's rotation
  4. D.Earth's revolution
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Correct answer: C. Earth's rotation

The Coriolis effect is an apparent force produced by the rotation of the earth on its axis.

Q4835.GeographyAsked in: NDA · 4 Sep 2022Hard

Which one of the following statements about earthquake waves is not correct?

  1. A.P waves move faster and are the first to arrive at the surface.
  2. B.P waves can travel through gaseous, liquid and solid materials.
  3. C.Seismographs located beyond 145° from epicentre can record the arrival of P waves.
  4. D.P waves have maximum area covered under its shadow zone.
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Correct answer: D. P waves have maximum area covered under its shadow zone.

S waves are transverse and cannot pass through the liquid outer core, so a wide belt beyond about 103 degrees from the epicentre receives no S waves at all.

Q4836.Static GKAsked in: NDA · 6 Sep 2020Easy

Where was the United Nations Charter signed by 51 original members of the United Nations?

  1. A.Hague Conference
  2. B.London Conference
  3. C.San Francisco Conference
  4. D.Berlin Conference
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Correct answer: C. San Francisco Conference

The Charter of the United Nations was signed at San Francisco on 26 June 1945, at the close of the United Nations Conference on International Organization, by the delegates of fifty nations; Poland signed a little later and so the organisation began with fifty-one original members.

Q4838.GeographyAsked in: NDA · 16 Dec 2015Medium

An up fold in rock is:

  1. A.graben
  2. B.Horst
  3. C.anticline
  4. D.syncline
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Correct answer: C. anticline

When layers of rock are squeezed by compression they bend, and a fold that arches upward is called an anticline.

Q4840.Indian PolityAsked in: NDA · 10 Sept 2017Medium

Who among the following can attend the meetings of both houses of Parliament while not being a member of either House?

  1. A.The Solicitor General of India
  2. B.The Vice-president of India
  3. C.The Comptroller and auditor General of India
  4. D.The Attorney General of India
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Correct answer: D. The Attorney General of India

Article 88 gives the Attorney General the right to speak in and otherwise take part in the proceedings of both Houses of Parliament, any joint sitting and any committee of which the office holder is named a member, but without the right to vote.