5200 Mcqs Objective History Ancient Medieval And Modern India Based On Previous Papers For Upsc And State Psc Exams

[5200 MCQs] Objective History – Ancient Medieval and Modern India based on Previous Papers for UPSC and State PSC exams ANDHRA PRADESH APPSC, BIHAR BPSC, CHHATISGARH CGPSC, GUJARAT GPSC, HARYANA HPSC, JHARKHAND JPSC, KARNATAKA KPSC, KERALA PSC, MADHYA PRADESH MPPSC, MAHARASHTRA MPSC, ORISSA OPSC, PUNJAB PPSC, RAJASTHAN RPSC, TAMIL NADU TNPSC, TELANGANA TSPSC, UTTAR PRADESH UPPSC, WEST BENGAL WBPSC,

In UPSC Civil Services IAS Exam, the subject History is equally important for both IAS Prelims Exam and IAS Mains Exam. Generally, History is divided under the three sub-sections i.e. Ancient History, Medieval History and Modern History. Here, we have provided very important Multiple Choice Questions of Ancient History for IAS Prelims Exam. 30 - Q&A (with explaination) Set Covered Whole Syllabus For the aspirants of the UPSC Civil Services IAS Exam, it is very important to choose such Study Materials which are more informative as well as less exhaustive to study. As you know that the History syllabus provided by UPSC for the IAS Prelims Exam is so vast and much comprehensive. From the subject History including the three sections of it, lots of questions to be asked in the IAS Prelims Exam. So, the IAS Exam aspirants need to study the subject History very hard to crack IAS Prelims Exam. An authenticated and more comprehensive Study Material could be helpful for their Preparation of UPSC IAS Exam. Questions asked from Ancient Indian History section in IAS Prelims Exam are quite easy, but the aspirants need to memorise well before appearing in the exam. The UPSC IAS Exam aspirants should have balanced preparation of overall three sections of the History and its chronology is one of the most important parts of the subject history, which the candidates have required to memorise well for the IAS Prelims Exam and as well as for the IAS Mains Exam. Here, we have provided such Study Materials for the section- Ancient History which has been developed keeping in mind the complete syllabus and the changing pattern of questions asked by UPSC in IAS Prelims Exam in recent years. We have attempted to cover all the topics as per the given UPSC syllabus and the Multiple Choice Questions of Ancient History along with appropriate explanations makes it more than informative and hence very useful for the IAS Prelims Exam. 30 - Q&A (with explaination) Set Covered Whole Syllabus Practice Set Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 1 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 2 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 3 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 4 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 5 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 6 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 7 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 8 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 9 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 10 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 11 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 12 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 13 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 14 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 15 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 16 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 17 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 18 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 19 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 20 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 21 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 22 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 23 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 24 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 25 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 26 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 27 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 28 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 29 Ancient History Multiple Choice Questions Set 30

ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY For UPSC PSC and Other Exams Chapter 1: Prehistory and Protohistoric © Stone Age in India Ø Palaeolithic Age Ø Neolithic Age © Metal Age in India Ø Chalcolithic cultures Ø Bronze Age- Indus civilization – Major sites – features of urbanization – decline Chapter 2: Vedic Age © Sources Ø Vedic literature Ø Archaeological evidences Ø PGW sites © Rig Vedic © Eastward Movements of Vedic People- Later Vedic phases © Iron Age in north India © Society – Varna -- Polity – Gana – Vidatha – Sabha – Samiti © Economy – Pastoralism – Gavisthi © Religion Chapter 3: Urbanisation in the Gangetic Basin © Buddhism and Jainism © 16 Mahajanapadas – Monarchy and Ganasamghas © Second urbanisation – features © Rise of Magadha © Mauryan Rule – Arthasastra- Asoka and Dhamma © Satavahanas – Land Grants © Legacies of the Guptas – Art – Architecture – Religion – Science – Literature – Philosophy- Transitions in Varna and Jati © Post Gupta developments – Harsha – Rashtrakutas -- Palas – Arabs in Sind Chapter 4: Practice MCQs Preface It gives me immense pleasure in presenting the latest edition of the Ancient History of India, useful for UPSC and State PSC civil services examination, SSC, NDA, CDS, LIC and other government departments. This book deals with the relevant features and topics of Ancient History of India in a systematic and comprehensive manner by the use of simple and concise language for easy and quick understanding. I hope that the readers will find this book user friendly and helpful in preparation of their examinations. I look forwarded to have the views, comment, suggestions and criticism from readers which would definitely help in further improvement of the book. I would like to heartfelt thanks to all my friends, family members, and the team members of myupsc (Study Portal) for their efforts to publishing the book. Wish you happy reading and best wishes for the examinations. Two words from Author… Don't live in the shadows of people's judgement. Make your own choices in the light of your own wisdom. Don't let anyone's opinion of which you should be friends or live with, dictate who you will be friends or live with. People will talk. They shall say some terrible things. But that doesn't mean you have to listen to everyone. Never ever worry about - log kya kahenge. At the end of the day, you are the only one who will face the consequences of your actions, so don't let other people make your decisions for you. “You can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water.” – Tagore This famous quote is from Rabindranath Tagore’s drama ‘The King of Dark Chamber’. One can’t cross a river by merely standing and staring. Similarly, one can’t clear the competitive exams, by dreaming and reading success stories. One has to take a step and leap forward. One has to overcome the procrastination and should start reading the best and necessary material as per syllabus to succeed in the exam. The hardest thing in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn.” - Bertrand Russell Knowledge and hard work are not sufficient to clear the exams. To succeed, one has to do smart work. One should know what the most scoring areas in the preliminary are and the main examination, one should know which books have to be read and which books have to be avoided to become an officer with minimum efforts, aspirants have to be tactful. Every morning we are born again. What we do today is what matters most.” – Buddha This Buddha’s quote is not only applicable to the journey of your life, but also to your exam preparation. Realize the power of the ‘now’ and make the most out of your present. If you failed to study yesterday, don’t get carried away with that disappointment. Start every day a fresh and study with focus every day. “Genius is 1% talent and 99% percent hard work.” – Einstein Many aspirants think that only those having inborn talent can become officers. But, this is not true. It is only with your sheer hard, you can succeed in any competitive exams. With only your persistent and disciplined hard work, you can complete the syllabus and succeed in any exam. In life, one cannot achieve success without facing failures. Don’t get disheartened when you are not able to clear the exam in one or more attempt. One must know that failure is a very normal thing. Analyse your mistakes in your previous attempt, learn from them and prepare an action plan and execute it. Success will be yours. Arise, awake, and, stop not till the goal is reached. - Swami Vivekananda

'Objective Indian History and National Movement' by GKP is an in ideal preparatory tool designed for UPSC aspirants preparing for preliminary exam. The book offers a 360o round-up of objective questions pertaining Indian National Movement and Indian History. Aspirants can expect questions from Art and Culture, Ancient History, Medieval History and Modern History and Indian National Movement. All questions are followed by answer keys and detailed explanations. Features: - Over 900 MCQs to test your preparation level - All questions in strict compliance to UPSC CSE Syllabus Contents 1. Art and Culture Answer Key Explanations 2. Ancient History Answer Key Explanations 3. Medieval History Answer Key Explanations 4. Modern History and Indian National Movement Answer Key Explanations

20000 MCQ - General Studies Previous Paper Based Question Bank for UPSC & STate PSC Exams Important for - UTTAR PRADESH UPPSC UPPCS, ANDHRA PRADESH APPSC, ASSAM APSC, BIHAR BPSC, CHHATISGARH CGPSC, GUJARAT GPSC, HARYANA HPSC, HIMACHAL PRADESH HPPSC, JHARKHAND JPSC, KARNATAKA KPSC, KERALA Kerala PSC, MADHYA PRADESH MPPSC, MAHARASHTRA MPSC, ORISSA OPSC, PUNJAB PPSC, RAJASTHAN RPSC, TAMIL NADU TNPSC, TELANGANA TSPSC, UTTARAKHAND UKPSC, WEST BENGAL WBPSC Indian Polity Laxmikant, Indian Economy Ramesh Singh, Geography Majjid Hussain, Ecology Shankar, general Studies Manual, Lucent GK

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Tales of terror and wonder from a winner of the Nebula, Hugo, Edgar, Bram Stoker, and many other awards. Originally published in 1962 and updated in later decades with a new introduction, Ellison Wonderland contains sixteen masterful stories from the author’s early career. This collection shows a vibrant young writer with a wide‐ranging imagination, ferocious creative energy, devastating wit, and an eye for the wonderful and terrifying and tragic. Among the gems are “All the Sounds of Fear,” “The Sky Is Burning,” “The Very Last Day of a Good Woman,” and “In Lonely Lands.” Though they stand tall on their own merits, they also point the way to the sublime stories that followed soon after and continue to come even now, more than fifty years later.