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General Knowledge - History of India


1. Bahadur Shah was the


2. Who among the following was a leading exponent of Gandhian thoughts?


3. 'Cripps Mission, came to India in -


4. Sir Charles Wood's Despatch of 1854 dealt with


5. 'Fourteen points' proposed by M.A.Jinnah was against



6. The capital of Pakistan till 1959 was


7. From which one of the following did Kosovo declare its independence?


8. The Right to impose reasonable restrictions on the fundamental Right of Indian Citizens lies with -


9. Mangal Pandey fired the first shot of the Revolt of 1857 at


10. Who were the immediate successors of the Imperial Mauryas in Magadha?


General Knowledge

1. World Geography -Test-01
2. World Geography -Test-02
3. World Geography -Test-03
4. Geography of India -Test-01
5. Geography of India -Test-02
6. Geography of India -Test-03
7. Geography of India -Test-04
8. Geography of India -Test-05
9. History of India - Test - 01
10. History of India - Test - 02
11. History of India - Test - 03
12. History of India - Test - 04
13. History of India - Test - 05
14. History of India - Test - 06
15. History of India - Test - 07
16. INM-Test-01
17. INM-Test-02
18. INM-Test-03
19. INM-Test-04
20. INM-Test-05
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