Mock test for Jammu & Kashmir
Jammu & Kashmir, one topic at a time — from ancient Kashmir and Dogra rule to its rivers, passes and protected areas, and the Union Territory's governance since 2019. Each topic test is 15 questions, cited to Acts of Parliament, the J&K Economic Survey and other official sources.
Your first subject test is free with an account. After that, one test for ₹20 or every test with a plan.
What each Jammu & Kashmir test is like
15 questions, one topic
Each topic test covers one topic, so your score shows exactly what to revise next.
The formats the exams use
Statement-based “how many are correct”, match the pairs, assertion–reason and one-line questions.
Learn from every option
Why the right answer is right and each wrong one is wrong, with the source it comes from.
The Jammu & Kashmir syllabus
14 topics · 1 with a test open now. The others open as their tests are released.
- Rivers, lakes and wetlands
- Physiography: ranges, passes, valleys and glaciers
- Languages, literature and saints
- Crafts, GI tags, festivals and folk dances
- Ancient and early medieval Kashmir
- Sultanate, Mughal, Afghan and Sikh rule
- Dogra rule 1846-1947
- Reorganisation Act 2019 and UT governanceTest open
- Accession and constitutional history 1947-2019
- Hydropower, roads, rail and tunnels
- Economy: agriculture, horticulture and sericulture
- Districts, divisions and Census 2011
- Heritage, shrines and tourist destinations
- Forests, wildlife and protected areas
Exams that ask Jammu & Kashmir
JKPSC Combined Competitive Prelims (Paper I)
“Questions pertaining to the state of Jammu & Kashmir may also be asked in this paper.”
JKSSB Junior Assistant
“General Awareness with special reference to JK UT”: its “History”, “Economy”, “Geography”, “Heritage & Culture” and “Important Tourist Destinations”
Written for the general studies and general awareness sections of Civil services, State PSCs, Staff Selection, Banking, Railways, Defence exams.
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