BPSC TRE-4 General Awareness Syllabus

सामान्य जागरूकता

8 chapters · 62 topics · Middle (Class 6–8). Every topic below is written and published — chapters with nothing in them aren't listed.

1. 1. India & Neighboring Countries

   1 topics

   भारत और पड़ोसी देश

   • India & Neighbouring Countries

2. 2. Current Affairs

   1 topics

   समसामयिक घटनाएँ

   • Current Affairs 2025–26

3. 3. Sports

   1 topics

   खेल

   • Sports 2024–25

4. 4. History & Culture

   1 topics

   इतिहास एवं संस्कृति

   • History & Culture

5. 5. Geography

   1 topics

   भूगोल

   • Geography

6. 6. Economics & Policy

   1 topics

   अर्थशास्त्र एवं नीति

   • Economics & Policy

7. 7. Indian Constitution

   1 topics

   भारतीय संविधान

   • Indian Constitution

8. 8. Universal Shorts

   55 topics

   सार्वभौमिक शॉर्ट्स

   • Fundamental Rights — Articles 12 to 35
   • Gandhian Movements — 1917 to 1942 in Order
   • Inflation — CPI, WPI and What “Real” Income Means
   • Latitude, Longitude and Time — The Grid Explained
   • Parliament — The Two Houses and How a Bill Becomes Law
   • National Income — GDP to GNP to NNP in Four Steps
   • Indus Valley Civilisation — Which Site Is Famous for What
   • Directive Principles and Fundamental Duties — Part IV and Part IV-A
   • Emergency Provisions — Articles 352, 356 and 360 in Practice
   • The Mauryan Empire — Chandragupta to Ashoka, and What the Edicts Say
   • Constitutional Amendments — The Ones That Changed India, and All Twelve Schedules
   • Buddhism and Jainism — Founders, Councils and the Terms Papers Keep Swapping
   • Union Executive — President, Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers
   • Medieval India — Five Sultanate Dynasties and Six Great Mughals
   • Planning in India — The Five Year Plans, Their Models and NITI Aayog
   • The Judiciary — Supreme Court, High Courts and the Five Writs Decoded
   • The Vedic Age — Early vs Later Vedic, the Four Vedas and the Terms Papers Reuse
   • Making of the Constitution — The Assembly, the Preamble and Every Borrowed Feature
   • Banking in India — The 1969 Nationalisation, Every Bank Type and Who Regulates Whom
   • Sectors of the Economy — Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and the Organised–Unorganised Divide
   • The Gupta Age and the Southern Dynasties — Who Ruled, Who Built What, and Who Visited Whose Court
   • Foreign Trade and the Balance of Payments — Current vs Capital Account, and Who Does What at the IMF, World Bank and WTO
   • Constitutional, Statutory and Executive Bodies — The One Test That Sorts CAG, ECI, UPSC, the Finance Commission and NITI Aayog
   • State Government — Governor, Chief Minister, Legislature and Centre–State Relations
   • The Bhakti and Sufi Movements — Who Preached What, Where, and in Which Language
   • Citizenship, Elections and the Anti-Defection Law — The Three Gates
   • Money Market, Capital Market and SEBI — How Savings Reach Business
   • Ancient Bihar — Magadha, the Mauryas, the Guptas and Nalanda
   • Medieval and Modern Bihar — Sher Shah, Buxar and the 1912 Separation
   • Parliamentary Devices and Committees — Question Hour, Zero Hour, Every Motion and Who Sits on the PAC
   • Demand, Supply and Market Structures — Elasticity, the Two Curves and Who Actually Sets the Price
   • Indian Art and Culture — Classical Dances, Music Traditions, Temple Styles and Painting Schools
   • National Commissions — NHRC, NCW, NCSC, NCST and NCBC, and the Constitutional-versus-Statutory Test
   • Indian Industry — From the 1956 Licence System to 1991 Liberalisation and the MSME Sector
   • Government Welfare Schemes — Which Ministry, Which Year, and Exactly Who Gets What
   • Official Language and the Eighth Schedule — Part XVII, and Why India Has No National Language
   • Union Territories, State Reorganisation and the Fifth and Sixth Schedules — Articles 239 to 244
   • GST — The 101st Amendment, the Council's Voting Maths, and Who Collects CGST, SGST and IGST
   • Inter-State Relations — Water Disputes (Art. 262), the Inter-State Council (Art. 263), Zonal Councils and Freedom of Trade
   • Battles That Changed Indian History — Who Fought Whom, When, and What Each One Settled
   • Money and Financial Inclusion — From Barter to UPI, and What Demonetisation Actually Did
   • The Seventh Schedule — Union List, State List, Concurrent List and the Subject-Matching Trick
   • Public Sector Undertakings — Maharatna, Navratna, Miniratna and Disinvestment
   • Election of the President — The Electoral College Value Formula
   • FDI vs FPI — The 10% Line, the Two Entry Routes and the Sectors Foreign Money Cannot Enter
   • Holding the State Accountable: RTI Act 2005, PIL and the Lokpal
   • Foreign Travellers in India: Megasthenes to Bernier and the Book Each Wrote
   • GST Case Study: One Nation One Tax, CGST-SGST-IGST, Input Tax Credit and the GST Council
   • Legal Offices and Forums: Attorney General, Advocate General, Lok Adalat and Tribunals
   • Mahajanapadas and the Rise of Magadha: Sixteen States, Capitals and the Dynasty Order
   • Insurance and Pensions: LIC, IRDAI, PFRDA, NPS, APY, EPF and the Jan Suraksha Schemes
   • Budget and Public Money: Consolidated Fund, Money Bill, Cut Motions and the Appropriation Bill
   • Food Security in India: MSP, PDS, NFSA 2013 and the Buffer Stock
   • Types of Majority, Quorum, Sessions and Joint Sitting: Who Needs How Many Votes
   • Vijayanagara, the Bahmani Sultanate and Shivaji: Rulers, Treaties and the Ashtapradhan