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UPSC GK Questions 2026

Static general knowledge is the larger part of every UPSC general studies paper. The notices name the same areas again and again: the history of India and the national movement, Indian and world geography, polity and the Constitution, the economy and social development, and general science with environment and ecology. The balance shifts from exam to exam. NDA puts about half of its General Knowledge part on Physics, Chemistry and General Science. CSE favours polity, modern history, environment and the economy. CAPF adds security and human rights, and CDS spreads its questions across polity, history, geography, the economy and school science.

GK24's GK notes are written topic by topic in English and Hindi, as short, fact-first chapters that are easy to revise. They cover Indian Polity, Indian History, Geography, Indian Economy, General Science, Environment and Ecology, Art and Culture, Computer, and the fact lists of awards, sports, books and days. A new chapter is added in each subject as the series grows. Each note carries practice questions, and those that have appeared in an exam say which exam and year. Start with Polity and modern history, then Geography, the Economy and Science. Read a note, take its topic quiz, and come back to it in your monthly revision.

UPSC GK Questions with Answers

Q827.EconomyMedium

The National Land Monetization Corporation (NLMC) functions under which of the following?

  1. A.Ministry of Steel
  2. B.Ministry of Commerce and Industry
  3. C.Department of Public Enterprises, Ministry of Finance
  4. D.NITI Aayog
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Correct answer: C. Department of Public Enterprises, Ministry of Finance

NLMC is a wholly government-owned company under that department, and its mandate is to spot, assess, ready and place in the market the surplus land and buildings held by central public sector enterprises and other government bodies.

Q830.InternationalEasy

Where was the India-Poland Business Forum addressed by Jitin Prasada held?

  1. A.At the Polish National Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw
  2. B.At the Indian Embassy in Krakow
  3. C.At the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs in Gdansk
  4. D.At the European Union headquarters in Brussels
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Correct answer: A. At the Polish National Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw

He asked companies from both countries to use the coming India-European Union Free Trade Agreement to widen market access and deepen investment ties.

Q833.DefenceEasy

Which of the following was NOT among the areas of cooperation taken up at the meeting?

  1. A.Marine pollution response
  2. B.Maritime search and rescue
  3. C.Maritime law enforcement
  4. D.Joint submarine patrols
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Correct answer: D. Joint submarine patrols

The meeting focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation in three named areas of mutual interest, which are marine pollution response, maritime search and rescue, and maritime law enforcement, so options A, B and C all appear in the record of the talks and cannot be the answer.

Q836.EconomyEasy

Under which ministry does APEDA function?

  1. A.Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
  2. B.Ministry of Commerce and Industry
  3. C.Ministry of Food Processing Industries
  4. D.Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region
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Correct answer: B. Ministry of Commerce and Industry

The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority works under this ministry and supports exporters, farmers and farmer producer organisations in reaching overseas buyers, which is exactly what it did for the kiwi from Ziro and the pomegranates from Kullu.

Q837.EconomyMedium

How much higher was the price realisation for farmers in the Kullu pomegranate export?

  1. A.20% above the domestic benchmark
  2. B.35% above the domestic benchmark
  3. C.50% above the domestic benchmark
  4. D.75% above the domestic benchmark
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Correct answer: C. 50% above the domestic benchmark

The export let participating farmers earn half again as much as the price prevailing in the home market, a gain credited to direct procurement from growers and to collective participation through the Bhuntar farmer producer organisation, which brings together about 600 farmers.

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