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What is the total number of General Knowledge questions asked in RRB NTPC-2019 Stage-II exam conducted in 2022?
600
510
570
690
How many total question papers were analyzed for the RRC Group-D 2019 exam conducted in 2022?
99
133
15
38
Which exam had the highest number of General Knowledge questions among the listed exams?
RRB NTPC-2019 Stage-I (2020-2021)
RRC Group-D 2019 (2022)
RRB Group D 2018 (2018)
RPF SI 2018 (2019)
What is the total number of question papers analyzed for RRB JE 2015 exam conducted in 2015?
26
10
9
38
What is the total number of General Knowledge questions asked in RPF Constable 2018 exam conducted in 2019?
510
570
690
300
What is the total number of question papers analyzed for RRB NTPC-2015 Stage-I exam conducted in 2016?
63
9
135
38
What is the total number of General Knowledge questions asked in RRB ALP/Tech.-2018 Stage-I exam conducted in 2018?
300
180
2700
135
What is the total number of General Knowledge questions asked across all the exams listed in the chart?
15210
625
1890
3990
Which exam had the least number of General Knowledge questions among the listed exams?
RRB JE-2018 Stage-II (2019)
RRB NTPC-2015 Stage-II (2017)
RRB JE 2014 (2014)
RRB ALP/Tech.-2018 Stage-II (2019)
What is the total number of question papers analyzed for RRB Group D 2018 exam conducted in 2018?
135
99
63
38
Based on the pie chart and bar graph, which subject area had the highest number of questions in previous year RRB JE, ALP, NTPC & Group-D papers?
Indian Economy
Traditional G.K.
Indian Geography
Modern History
Which subject area had the least number of questions in previous year RRB JE, ALP, NTPC & Group-D papers according to the pie chart and bar graph?
Ancient History
World History
Medieval History
World Geography
What is the total number of questions from Indian Geography and Indian Economy combined, as shown in the analysis?
2297
2200
2300
2290
Which subject area had more questions: Indian Polity or Modern History?
Indian Polity
Modern History
Both had the same number of questions
None of the above
What is the approximate difference in the number of questions between Traditional G.K. and World Geography?
1036
1000
1040
1035
Which of the following is the correct chronological sequence of pre-historic periods of human activities and civilization?
Palaeolithic Period, Mesolithic Period, Neolithic Period
Metal Age Period, Mesolithic Period, Palaeolithic Period
Neolithic Period, Mesolithic Period, Palaeolithic Period
Mesolithic Period, Neolithic Period, Palaeolithic Period
Which of the following does not come under the three major periods of the Stone Age?
Palaeolithic
Neolithic
Copper stone
Mesolithic
Where in India would you find rock painting dating back to the Stone Age?
Nalanda
Bhimbetka
Elephanta
Bagh Caves
When were the caves of Bhimbetka discovered?
1955-56
1957-58
1954-55
1953-54
Bhimbetka caves are located in ______.
Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh
Rock shelters of Bhimbetka are famous for which of the following?
Traces of paintings during the Maurya dynasty
Traces of sculpture of the Mughals
Traces of the early Dravidian period
Traces of the earliest signs of human life on the Indian subcontinent
Bhimbetka's caves are considered to be ______ year old.
1000 years
5000 years
30,000 years
300 years
What were the first wheels made of?
Rubber
Glass
Wood
Iron
Which of the following sites of Indus Valley Civilization is located in Punjab (India)?
Kot Diji
Banawali
Balu
Ropar
During the Indus Valley period, from where were the shells procured for craft production?
Jaipur
Shortugai
Nageshwar
Ropar
Most of the standard Harappan seals were made of ______, a kind of soft stone that was square in shape with a 2×2 dimension and was used for commercial purposes.
Rhodonite
Golden rutile
Steatite
Selenite
Which of the following construction materials was used in Harappan civilization?
Clay
Red sandstone
Burnt brick
Sun dried
When did archaeologist B.B. Lal carry out excavations at Hastinapura, situated in Meerut district?
1962-63
1951-52
1957-58
1949-50
The Great Bath found at Mohenjo-daro was a huge ______.
Circular tank
Cylindrical tank
Triangular tank
Rectangular tank
The Harappan city was found during excavations on the banks of which river around the year 1920-21?
Jhelum
Vyas
Chenab
Ravi
The famous Indus Valley site Mohenjo-daro was first time excavated by the eminent Indian archaeologist:
SR Rao
BB Lal
RD Banerji
Daya Ram Sahni
The first site discovered of the Indus Valley Civilization is:
Mohenjo-Daro
Harappa
Lothal
Kalibangan
Which town of the Indus Valley Civilization literally means 'mound of the dead'?
Mesopotamia
Mohenjo-daro
Balakot
Harappa
What is the meaning of the name 'Mohenjo-daro'?
Living place
Market place
Mound of dead
Like country
Which city from the Harappan Civilization was almost exclusively devoted to craft production including bead making, shell cutting, metal working, seal making, and weight making?
Mohenjo-daro
Nageshwar
Harappa
Chanhudaro
Which of the following locations was 'Nataraja', a stone male dancing figure discovered?
Lothal
Rangpur
Harappa
Mohenjo-daro
Which of these is the Harappan site discovered in Gujarat?
Balathal
Khandia
Dholavira
Manda
Which of the following sites is NOT a part of the Indus Valley Civilization?
Mohenjo-daro
Harappa
Lothal
Uruk
Which of the following Indus Civilization sites has evidence of water reservoirs?
Kalibangan
Dholavira
Kot Diji
Harappa
Dholavira, an archaeological place is associated with which period?
Gupta Period
Magadha Period
Indus Valley
Chalukya Period
In which state is the archaeological site of Surkotada situated?
Rajasthan
Punjab
Bihar
Gujarat
In which year did a team of German and Italian archaeologists begin surface explorations at Mohenjo-daro?
1955
1970
1960
1990
Which one of the following animals was frequently seen on the seals of the Harappan Civilization?
Bull
Lion
Fox
Deer
Who, in 1944, took over as the Director-General of the Archaeological Survey of India and undertook the excavations of Harappa?
Daya Ram Sahni
John Marshal
Rakhal Das Banerji
Mortimer Wheeler
Which of the following Harappan sites is NOT associated with craft production?
Balakot
Manda
Chanhudaro
Nageshwar
Indus Valley Civilization is ______ years old and extends to the lower part of the Gangetic valley in South and till Malwa in North.
1000 B.C.
5000 B.C.
3000 B.C.
8000 B.C.
Which civilization has developed from 5000 BCE towards the south of Malwa and north to the entire foothills of the Ganges Valley?
Indus Valley Civilization
Aryan Empire
Mauryan Empire
Magadh Empire
The Harappan civilization flourished around 2500 BC. What do we call them today?
Pakistan and Afghanistan
West India and Pakistan
Afghanistan and West India
India and China
The history of India begins with the birth of the Indus Valley Civilization which came into existence almost ______.
2500 BC
4500 BC
1500 BC
6500 BC
What was the most important feature of the Indus Valley Civilization?
Exchange system
Local Transport system
Buildings made of bricks
Administrative System
The Indus Valley Civilization is also called the ______ age civilization.
Copper age civilization
Iron age civilization
Arsenic age civilization
Bronze age civilization
Which of the following is not an important place of Indus Valley Civilization?
Kalibanga
Harappa
Mohenjodaro
Azamgarh
The people of Indus Valley Civilization worshipped the three-faced deity ______.
Hanuman
Kali
Ayyappa
Pashupati
Which Veda has the maximum number of verses?
Atharvaveda
Rigveda
Samveda
Yajurveda
Which is the oldest of the four Vedas?
Samveda
Atharvaveda
Yajurveda
Rigveda
The Rig Veda consists of 1028 hymns, organized into ten books known as ______.
Mandalas
Anudatta
Suktas
Padapatha
Which Veda is the largest and considered the most important of the collection, containing 1,028 hymns divided into 10 books called mandalas?
Yajur Veda
Rig Veda
Atharva Veda
Sama Veda
Rigveda consists of a collection of:
1028 hymns
4028 hymns
2028 hymns
3028 hymns
Which Vedic God falls under the category of 'Prithivisthana' (Terrestrial God)?
Vishnu
Brihaspati
Varuna
Indra
Which of the following Vedas is a 'Book of rituals'?
The Atharvaveda
The Samaveda
The Yajurveda
The Rigveda
Which of the four Vedas is known as 'Veda of Sacrificial Formulas' and contains prose formulas applicable to various rites, along with verses intended for a similar purpose?
Yajurveda
Rigveda
Samaveda
Atharvaveda
Brihadaranyaka, Mundaka, and Taittiriya are some examples of which of the following categories of religious texts?
Upanishads
Jataka Stories
Puranas
Epics
What does the term 'Upa' in the term Upanishad denote?
Nearness
Totality
Secret
Happiness
Which of the following Veda is also called the 'Book of Song,' 'Veda of Chants,' or even 'Yoga of Song'?
Sama Veda
Yajur Veda
Atharva Veda
Rig Veda
Which of the following scriptures is NOT a part of Vedic literature?
Upanishads
Aranyakas
Pitakas
Brahmanas
The Aitareya Upanishad belongs to fourth, fifth, and sixth chapters of the second book of Aitareya Aranyaka of the .......... and is considered as the oldest Upanishads.
Atharva Veda
Sama Veda
Rig Veda
Yajur Veda
How many stages of life did early Hindu philosophy determine?
four
three
five
two
Which of the following is Hinduism's major philosophical school?
Sanyasa
Moksha
Vaisheshika
Artha
Which of the following limbs of Vedas is known for the explanation and meaning of complex words?
Kalpa
Chhanda
Vyakaran
Nirukta
In ancient times, a person was weighed against a commodity and the equivalent weight of that commodity was offered as donation. What was this practice called?
Thimithi
Pulikali
Tulabhara
Jallikattu
The Vedic time period in India lasted from?
1500 to 500 BC
336 to 323 BC
3000 to 2600 BC
550 to 323 BC
Dhanurveda is the Upveda of the Yajurveda. It deals with:
medicine
architecture
art and music
art of warfare
From where have the words 'Satyameva Jayate' which are inscribed below the National Emblem of India, been taken?
Mundaka Upanishads
Jataka tales
Puranas
Bhagwad Gita
The national motto of India is Satyameva Jayate (meaning Truth always Triumphs). Which ancient Indian Scripture is a mantra emanating from?
Rigveda
Mundakopanishad
Bhagwad Gita
Matsya Purana
Which of the following Vedas describes music?
Samaveda
Yajurveda
Rigveda
Atharvaveda
Mundaka Upanishad belongs to the:
Sam Veda
Atharva Veda
Yajur Veda
Rig Veda
The Vedas are considered the earliest literary record of Indo-Aryan civilization. There are four Vedas: Rigveda, Samaveda, Yajurveda, and which one of the following is the fourth Veda?
Atharvaveda
Dhanurveda
Ayurveda
Shilpaveda
Which of the following Vedas talks about magical rituals and captivations?
Atharvaveda
Samaveda
Rigveda
Yajurveda
What is the meaning of Yajur in Yajurveda?
Life
Nature
Sacrifice
True
In which of the following Vedas, treatment of diseases is given?
Yajur
Rig
Sama
Atharva
In which of the following Upanishads is the word Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam mentioned?
Maha Upanishad
Chandogya Upanishad
Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
Kenopanishad
______ Upanishads are considered to be the main.
108
116
100
99
The oldest Upanishad is ______.
Chandogya Upanishad
Isha Upanishad
Mandukya Upanishad
Ken Upanishad
According to the real Indian philosopher, each object is made up of basic elements. How many basic elements are there?
2
4
5
3
Kathopanishad records a conversation between a teenager named Nachiketa and the deity. Which of the following god is speaking to Nachiketa?
Lord Ganesha
Lord Shiva
Lord Yama
Lord Kartikeya
Which of the following was the capital of Magadh for several years before it was shifted to Pataliputra?
Patna
Nalanda
Rajagriha
Gaya
Which of the following was the capital of the kingdom of Magadh?
Vaishali
Rajgir
Ujjain
Kaushambi
Udayin shifted the capital of Magadha from Rajgir to which location?
Taxila
Kaushambi
Sarnath
Pataliputra
In the highest period of Aryan culture, the districts of the Ganges valley were divided into how many regions?
16
14
15
18
What was the name 'Awadh' known as in ancient times?
Kosala
Kapilavastu
Kaushambi
Kashi
Out of the five constraints in life that the Jains need to follow, which of the following means non-acquisition?
Aparigraha
Brahmacharya
Asteya
Ahimsa
In Jainism, the word 'Jain' is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Jina', which means ________, implying one who has transcended all human passions.
conqueror
candour
vigor
courage
Where was Swami Mahavir born?
Pavapuri
Pataliputra
Kundagram
Lumbini
In the universal prayer of Jains, Navakara Mantra, what is the literal meaning of 'Namo Arihantanam'?
I bow to all spiritual masters or divine teachers.
I bow down to all souls who have escaped all their gati karmas.
I bow to all those who have attained enlightenment.
I bow to all those who have achieved liberation.
What is the meaning of Namokar mantra in Jainism?
I bow down to all Arihants or the conquerors of senses.
I bow down to the siddhas or those who attained special powers.
I bow down to all completely liberated souls.
I bow down to all preceptors.
In Jainism, who is a Tirthankara?
A saviour and spiritual teacher of the dharma who teaches the way to moksha, or liberation.
A person who believes in one God and one spirit and believes in rebirth.
A person who never believes in God.
A group of pilgrims.
The Digambara sect belongs to which of the following religions?
Buddhism
Islam
Jainism
Sikhism
When a Tirthankara leaves a mortal body, it is known as __________.
Janma Kalyana
Tapa Kalyana
Siddhashila
Nirvana
Who among the following is considered as the first Tirthankara of Jainism?
Neminath
Vardhaman Mahavira
Parshvanath
Rishabhanatha
