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State Exams GK Questions 2026

Static GK is the largest part of General Studies in every state exam, and most of it is national. Indian polity, history and the national movement, geography of India, the Indian economy and general science appear in the syllabus of UPPSC PCS and PET, BPSC and BSSC, RPSC and RSSB, MPPSC and MPESB, HPSC and HSSC, and DSSSB and Delhi Police. The level changes from exam to exam. PET sets its subjects at NCERT secondary and senior secondary level, BSSC asks matric-level science, and RPSC sets the RAS Prelims at Bachelor's degree standard. This page brings together GK24's topic-wise GK notes tagged for state exams. Each note covers one topic in English and Hindi, as short facts and tables that can be revised in one sitting, and ends with multiple-choice questions and explanations. Start with Polity, History and Geography, then move to the Economy and Science. GK24 does not have state GK sections. As guidance, use these notes for the national part and prepare your state's history, geography, culture, economy and schemes from state board textbooks, the state budget and economic survey, and the commission's past papers. After each note, take its topic quiz and mark what you got wrong.

State Exams GK Questions with Answers

Q8542.BiharMedium

How many agro-climatic zones has Bihar been divided into?

  1. A.Two
  2. B.Three
  3. C.Five
  4. D.Seven
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Correct answer: B. Three

For agricultural planning Bihar is divided into Zone I, the north-west alluvial plain, Zone II, the north-east alluvial plain, and Zone III, the South Bihar alluvial plain, which is further subdivided into III A and III B. The division follows the two things that actually differ across the state: the…

Q8546.BiharEasy

The climate of Bihar is best described as:

  1. A.Equatorial
  2. B.Hot desert
  3. C.Humid subtropical monsoon
  4. D.Mediterranean
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Correct answer: C. Humid subtropical monsoon

Bihar lies in the northern plain, where summers are hot, the rain comes in a single spell from the south-west monsoon between mid-June and early October, and winters are cool and dry with occasional cold waves.

Q8556.BiharMedium

The Gandak river joins the Ganga at which place?

  1. A.Doriganj, in Saran district
  2. B.Sonpur, opposite Patna
  3. C.Khagaria
  4. D.Kursela
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Correct answer: B. Sonpur, opposite Patna

The Gandak rises in Nepal, where it is called the Narayani or the Sapt Gandaki, enters Bihar at Valmikinagar in West Champaran and flows south-east to meet the Ganga at Sonpur, across the river from Patna.

Q8557.BiharEasy

The Ganga enters Bihar near which of the following places?

  1. A.Chausa, in Buxar district
  2. B.Maner, in Patna district
  3. C.Kursela, in Katihar district
  4. D.Rajmahal
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Correct answer: A. Chausa, in Buxar district

The Ganga comes into Bihar from Uttar Pradesh near Chausa, flows from west to east for about 445 kilometres and leaves the state for West Bengal near Rajmahal, splitting Bihar into the North Bihar plain and the South Bihar plain on the way.

Q8558.BiharEasy

Which river is known as the 'Sorrow of Bihar'?

  1. A.Gandak
  2. B.Kosi
  3. C.Son
  4. D.Punpun
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Correct answer: B. Kosi

The Kosi earns the name because it brings an exceptionally heavy load of silt down from Nepal, drops it the moment it reaches the flat North Bihar plain, raises its own bed above the surrounding land and then breaks out into a new channel.

Q8559.Uttar PradeshMedium

Tendu leaves, the most valuable minor forest produce of Uttar Pradesh, come chiefly from which districts?

  1. A.Mirzapur and Sonbhadra
  2. B.Meerut and Saharanpur
  3. C.Ayodhya and Sultanpur
  4. D.Mathura and Agra
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Correct answer: A. Mirzapur and Sonbhadra

The correct answer is A, Mirzapur and Sonbhadra, the Vindhyan districts of the south-east, where dry deciduous forest grows on hilly ground and the tendu tree is common; its leaves are collected and dried to roll bidis and give seasonal work to thousands of forest dwellers, along with khair for…

Q8560.Uttar PradeshMedium

The sal forests of Uttar Pradesh are found mainly in which belt?

  1. A.The Terai and Bhabar belt of the north
  2. B.The Bundelkhand plateau
  3. C.The upper Ganga-Yamuna doab
  4. D.The ravine lands of the Yamuna
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Correct answer: A. The Terai and Bhabar belt of the north

Heavy rainfall and a high water table there support tropical moist deciduous forest in which sal, Shorea robusta, is the chief tree, in Lakhimpur Kheri, Bahraich, Pilibhit, Shravasti, Balrampur and Gorakhpur, and Dudhwa National Park and the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve lie inside this belt.

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