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Detail of Notes:-

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1. Module 1A- Culture and History of Madhya Pradesh
2. Module 4A-economy of Madhya Pradesh
3. Module 6A-Geography of Madhya Pradesh
4. Module- Polity and Miscellaneous topics of Madhya Pradesh
5. Module Current Affairs of Madhya Pradesh

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1. Module 1- Indian History
2. Module 2- General Science
3. Module 3- Aptitude and Reasoning
4. Module 4- Indian Economy
5. Module 5- Polity
6. Module 6- : Geography
7. Module 7 –Environment
8. Module 8- Current Affairs

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1. Test 1 History, Art, Culture, Literature, Tradition & Heritage of Madhya Pradesh
2. Test 2 Indian History-Ancient Period
3. Test 3 Indian History-Medieval Period
4. Test 4 Indian History-Modern Period
5. Test 5 World Geography
6. Test 6 Geography of India
7. Test 7 Geography of Madhya Pradesh
8. Test 8 Indian Constitution, Political System &Governance
9. Test 9 Economic Concepts and Indian Economy
10. Test 10 Economy of Respective States
11. Test 11 Science & Technology
12. Test 12 Reasoning & Mental Ability
13. Test 13 Current Affairs
14. Test 14 Environment
15. Test 15 Complete Syllabus
16. Test 16 Complete Syllabus
17. Test 17 Complete Syllabus
18. Test 18 Complete Syllabus
19. Test 19 Complete Syllabus
20. Test 20 Complete Syllabus
21. Test 21 Complete Syllabus
22. Test 22 Complete Syllabus
23. Test 23 Complete Syllabus
24. Test 24 Complete Syllabus

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Detail of Videos:-

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1. Rivers of Madhya Pradesh – 47 mins
2. Forest of Madhya Pradesh – 33 min
3. National Park and Wildlife Santuries of Madhya Pradesh – 32 min
4. agriculture of MP – 49 min
5. Energy Sources of Mp – 33min
6. Tribes of MP – 1hour 2min
7. Census of MP – 44 min
8. Panchayti Raj And Nagri Nikay of MP – 28 min
9. Education of MP   – 16 min
10. Sports of MP – 32 min
11. Transportation of MP – 16 min
12. Tourism of MP – 44 min
13. Fairs of MP       – 16 min
14. Festival and Celebrations of MP – 24 min
15. Awards and Recognization – 40 min
16. Writer and Composer – 21 min
17. Minerals of MP           – 44 min
18. Plays and Fold Dance of MP – 20 min
19. Industries of MP – 24 min
20. History of MP – 35 min
21. Division and district part 1               – 27 min
22. Division and district part 2 – 46 min
23. Division and district part 3 – 13 min
24. Division and district part 4 – 27 min
25. Division and district part 5                 – 26 min

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INDIAN HISTORY

1. Sindhu Ghati Sabhyatha – 1hr 10min
2. Vedic Sabhyata –  1hr 13min
3. Vijaynagar Dynasty – 17 min
4. Gupta Dynasty                                         – 31 min
5. Mughal Samrajya – 1 hr 15 min
6. Bahmani Saltanat – 12 min
7. Viceroy of india – 31 min
8. Boudha Dharma – 1hr 20 min
9. Jain Dharma – 46 min
10. kushad Dynasty – 20 min
11. silalekh of Ashoka Dyanasty – 15min
12. Maurya Dynasty – 1hr 30min
13. Sufi Andolan in India – 21 min
14. Magadh Mahajanpada in India – 9 min
15. Entrance of European in India – 24 min
16. Mauryotar Kal in India – 30 min
17. Maratha Samrajya in India – 38 min
18. History of East Indian Company – 24 min
19. Indian Economy in British india – 18 min
20. 16 Mahajanapada – 12 min
21. Constitutional Development of India under east india company and british rule –
22. Bhakti Andolan – 45 min
23. Saltanat kal    – 50 min
24. 1857 ki kranti – 55 min
25. Indian National Congress to 1917 – 45 min
26. 1917 to 1948 – 1hr min

Indian Geography

1. Introduction of Indian Geography – 31 min
2. Phyisical Regions of India – 1hr 17 min
3. Passes of India – 10:30 min
4. Soils of India – 53 min
5. Agriculture of India – 34 min
6. Vegitation of India – 34 min
7. Rivers of india – 31 min
8. mulitipurpose Project and Lakes – 31 min
9. Climate-of-india/”>Climate of India – 51 min
10. Population of India – 40 min
11. TRIBES OF INDIA – 24 min
12. Mineral Resources of India – 30 min
13. Climatic Zone of India – 51 min

INDIAN ECONOMY

1. Economic Arth Vyavastha – 24 min
2. Fiscal Policy – 18 min
3. Monetary Policy         – 37 min
4. Share Market – 10 min
5. Elements of Budgets – 32 min
6. Budget System in India – 19 min
7. NATIONAL INCOME – 30 min
8. POVERTY – 16 min
9. Unemployement – 13 min
10. PUBLIC FINANCE – 15 min
11. Public Expenditure – 15 min
12. Banking – 14 min
13. Indian Economic Relations with the International Commt – 1 hr

INDIAN POLITY AND CONSTITUTION

1. Central State Relationship – 32min
2. Citizenship-2/”>Citizenship of India – 46min
3. Compararitive Study of President and Governers – 38min
4. State and Union Territories – 56 min
5. Constitutional Schedule of Indian State – 18 min
6. Indian Courts – 31 min
7. Emergencies in India – 21 min
8. Fundamental Duties – 18 min
9. Fundamental Rights – 1 hr 14 min
10. Parliaments of India – 1 hr
11. Pradhan Mantri aur mantri Parishad – 15 min
12. Preamble of Indian Constitution      – 29 min
13. President – 44 min
14. Prime Minister – 30 min
15. Governer – 32 min
16. Rajya ki Niti Nideshak tatv                  – 23 min
17. Rajbhasa Aayog – 8 min
18. Special Categories and Their Rights – 11 min
19. Uprashtrapati – 20 min
20. Vidhayi Sambandh                             – 32 min
21. Vishesh Upsargo ke liye Vishesh Upbandh – 11 min
22. Indian Constitution Part 1 (savidhan ki prastavna) – 10 min
23. Indian Constitution Part 2 (savidhan ki prastavna) – 14 min
24. Indian Constitution Part 3 (savidhan ki prastavna) – 10 min
25. Indian Constitution Part 4 ( savidhan ki prastavna) – 13 min
26. Indian Constitution Part 5 (savidhan ki prastavna) – 15 min

GENERAL SCIENCE

1. PHYSICS
2. Electricty         – 1hr 36 min
3. Energy – 2hr 30 min
4. Light – 3hr 50 min
5. Magnets – 1hr 1min
6. Measurements                   – 20min

CHEMISTRY

1. Rasayan – 29min
2. Acid – 21 min
3. ayanikaran – 31 min
4. usmachepi                            – 52 min
5. water and air – 39 min
6. water – 25 min

Biology

1. Jiv Vigyan – 28 min
2. Tissue                                   – 14 min
3. Digestive System – 20 min
4. blood vascular system – 32 min
5. Respiratory System – 12 min
6. Excretion                               – 22 min

ENVIRONMENT

1. Environment Part 1 – 27:17

2. Environment Part 2 – 13:10

3. Environment Part 3 – 20:11

4. Environment Part 4 || – 07:28

5. Environment Part 5 – Biodiversity-2/”>Biodiversity – 23:19

6. Environment Part 6- Red Data Book – 13:55

7. Environment Part 7 – 16:42

8. Environment Part 8 – 12:00

9. Environment- Part 9 – 13:21

10. Environment- part 10 – 11:07

11. Environment- part 11 – 18:07

12. Environment part 12 Food Chain & food Web – 19:58

13. Environment- Part 13 Ozone Depletion – 19:01

14. Environment- Part 14 Green House Effect – 18:23

15. Environment part 15 – 11:58

16. Environment – 09:18

17. Environment – 09:13

18. Environment & geography ( National Park) – 09:55

19. Environment & Geography – 07:09

20. Environment – 14:16

21. Environment – 16:18

22. Environment Noise Pollution – 11:31

23. Environment – 11:07

24. Environment & Geography – 07:06

25. Environment – 11:07

APTITUDE

1. Average – 44:50
2. LCM AND HCF – 52:03
3. Ratio and Proportion – 32:50
4. Mixture and Alligation – 18:10
5. Number System – 23:29
6. PARTNERSHIP – 15:08
7. Percentage – 48:46
8. Problem on Ages – 28:39
9. Profit and Loss – 32:21
10. SI AND CI – 37:04
11. Time and Work – 27:17
12. Time Speed and Distance – 30:33
13. Data Interpretation – 43:17
14. Data Sufficiency – 15:15
15. Set Theory – 33:15
16. Equations – 35:32
17. Fast Math Tricks – 02:09:15
18. Number Series – 32:24
19. Number System – 55:09
20. SIMPLIFICATION and Approximation – 39:06

REASONING

1. Blood Relation – 09:11
2. Direction – 16:36
3. Element Series – 10:06
4. Machine Input Output – 19:48
5. Ranking and Ordering – 13:54
6. Sitting Arrangement – 19:32
7. Statement and Analysis – 11:39
8. Syllogism – 24:00
9. Coded Inequalities – 10:36
10. Coding Decoding – 19:28
11. Geometry                                                 – 35:27
12. MENSURATION – 25min
13. Analogy – 12min
14. Classification – 5min
15. Element Series   – 14min
16. Embedded figures – 8min
17. Mirror image – 16min
18. Paper cutting – 8min
19. paper folding  – 14min
20. simplification – 17min
21. water image – 10min

HINDI LANGUAGE

1. Varnamala – 37 min
2. Bhashao ke Roop – 23 min
3. Sangya aur Sarvanaam – 27min
4. Visheshan – 14min
5. Vachan aur Kaarak – 18min
6. Kriya aur Vachya – 35 min
7. Samaas – 30 min
8. Hindi language Introduction – 31 min
9. Sandhi – 27min
10. Shabd Vichar – 17min
11. Vakya – 19min

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The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) is a State Government agency in India that conducts examinations for the recruitment of civil servants to the state government of Madhya Pradesh. The MPPSC Preliminary Examination is the first stage of the MPPSC examination, and it is a qualifying examination. The MPPSC Preliminary Examination is a written examination that is conducted in two papers: Paper I and Paper II.

Paper I of the MPPSC Preliminary Examination is a General Studies paper, and it covers the following topics:

• Indian Polity and Governance
• Indian Economy
• General Science
• Current Affairs

Paper II of the MPPSC Preliminary Examination is a General Knowledge paper, and it covers the following topics:

• History of India
• Geography of India
• Indian Culture
• Environment and ECOLOGY
• Ethics and Values
• Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability
• Quantitative Aptitude
• Data Interpretation and Sufficiency
• General Mental Ability
• English Language
• Hindi Language

The MPPSC Preliminary Examination is a difficult examination, and it is important to prepare well for it. There are a number of resources available to help you prepare for the MPPSC Preliminary Examination, including books, online courses, and coaching classes.

If you are serious about clearing the MPPSC Preliminary Examination, it is important to start preparing early. You should also make sure that you have a good understanding of the syllabus and the pattern of the examination. You should also practice solving past year papers to get a better idea of the type of questions that are asked in the examination.

The MPPSC Preliminary Examination is a challenging examination, but it is not impossible to clear it. With hard work and dedication, you can clear the MPPSC Preliminary Examination and become a civil servant in the state government of Madhya Pradesh.

Here are some tips for preparing for the MPPSC Preliminary Examination:

• Start preparing early. The earlier you start preparing, the more time you will have to cover the syllabus and practice solving past year papers.
• Make sure you have a good understanding of the syllabus and the pattern of the examination. The syllabus for the MPPSC Preliminary Examination is vast, so it is important to make sure that you have a good understanding of all the topics that are covered in the syllabus. You should also make sure that you are familiar with the pattern of the examination.
• Practice solving past year papers. The best way to prepare for the MPPSC Preliminary Examination is to practice solving past year papers. This will help you get a better idea of the type of questions that are asked in the examination and will also help you improve your time management skills.
• Stay calm and focused on the day of the examination. The MPPSC Preliminary Examination is a difficult examination, but it is important to stay calm and focused on the day of the examination. You should also make sure that you get enough sleep the night before the examination and that you eat a healthy breakfast on the day of the examination.

If you follow these tips, you will be well on your way to clearing the MPPSC Preliminary Examination. Good luck!

General Studies

1. What is the capital of India?

The capital of India is New Delhi.

1. Who is the President of India?

The current President of India is Ram Nath Kovind.

1. Who is the Prime Minister of India?

The current Prime Minister of India is Narendra Modi.

1. What is the National Anthem of India?

The national anthem of India is Jana Gana Mana.

1. What is the National Flag of India?

The national flag of India is a tricolour with saffron at the top, white in the middle and green at the bottom.

1. What is the national animal of India?

The national animal of India is the tiger.

1. What is the national bird of India?

The national bird of India is the peacock.

1. What is the national flower of India?

The national flower of India is the lotus.

1. What is the national language of India?

There is no national language of India. Hindi and English are the Official Languages of India.

1. What is the population of India?

The population of India is over 1.3 billion people.

1. What is the area of India?

The area of India is over 3.28 million square kilometers.

1. What is the GDP of India?

The GDP of India is over $2 trillion.

1. What is the currency of India?

The currency of India is the Indian rupee.

1. What is the time zone of India?

The time zone of India is UTC+5:30.

1. What is the religion of India?

The majority religion of India is Hinduism-2/”>Hinduism.

1. What is the Literacy rate of India?

The literacy rate of India is over 70%.

1. What is the life expectancy of India?

The life expectancy of India is over 68 years.

1. What is the literacy rate of Women in India?

The literacy rate of women in India is over 65%.

1. What is the life expectancy of women in India?

The life expectancy of women in India is over 70 years.

1. What is the literacy rate of men in India?

The literacy rate of men in India is over 75%.

1. What is the life expectancy of men in India?

The life expectancy of men in India is over 66 years.

1. What is the literacy rate of children in India?

The literacy rate of children in India is over 90%.

1. What is the life expectancy of children in India?

The life expectancy of children in India is over 70 years.

1. What is the literacy rate of the elderly in India?

The literacy rate of the elderly in India is over 60%.

1. What is the life expectancy of the elderly in India?

The life expectancy of the elderly in India is over 70 years.

General Science

1. What is the speed of light?

The speed of light in a vacuum is 299,792,458 meters per second.

1. What is the gravitational constant?

The gravitational constant is 6.67408 × 10-11 m3 kg-1 s-2.

1. What is the atomic number of hydrogen?

The atomic number of hydrogen is 1.

1. What is the mass of the electron?
   9.10938356 × 10-31 kg.

2. What is the charge of the electron?
   -1.60217662 × 10-19 coulombs.

3. What is the mass of the proton?
   1.67262177 × 10-27 kg.

4. What is the charge of the proton?
   +1.60217662 × 10-19 coulombs.

5. What is the mass of the neutron?
   1.67492749 × 10-27 kg.

6. What is the charge of the neutron?
   0 coulombs.

7. What is the speed of Sound in air at 20 degrees Celsius?
   343 meters per second.

8. What is the

1. The MPPSC Prelims exam is a two-stage exam. The first stage is a written exam, and the second stage is an interview. The written exam consists of two papers: Paper I and Paper II. Paper I is a general knowledge paper, and Paper II is an essay paper.

2. The MPPSC Prelims exam is held in the month of October or November. The results of the Prelims exam are announced in the month of December or January. The candidates who qualify in the Prelims exam are called for the Mains exam.

3. The MPPSC Mains exam is a three-stage exam. The first stage is a written exam, the second stage is an interview, and the third stage is a Personality test. The written exam consists of four papers: Paper I, Paper II, Paper III, and Paper IV. Paper I is a general knowledge paper, Paper II is an essay paper, Paper III is an optional paper, and Paper IV is a language paper.

4. The MPPSC Mains exam is held in the month of February or March. The results of the Mains exam are announced in the month of April or May. The candidates who qualify in the Mains exam are called for the interview.

5. The MPPSC interview is a one-stage exam. The interview is conducted by a panel of experts. The interview is designed to assess the candidate’s personality, Communication skills, and general knowledge.

6. The MPPSC personality test is a one-stage exam. The personality test is conducted by a panel of experts. The personality test is designed to assess the candidate’s mental ability, emotional stability, and social skills.

7. The MPPSC final result is declared in the month of June or July. The candidates who qualify in the final exam are appointed to the various posts in the Madhya Pradesh government.

8. The MPPSC Prelims exam syllabus is as follows:

• General Knowledge: Indian Polity, Indian Economy, Indian History, Indian Geography, Indian Culture, Current Affairs, General Science, and Mathematics.
• Essay: The essay paper will be on a general topic of current interest.

9. The MPPSC Mains exam syllabus is as follows:

• Paper I: General Knowledge
• Paper II: Essay
• Paper III: Optional Paper (Any one of the following subjects: History, Political Science, Economics, Geography, Public Administration, Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, Philosophy, Commerce, Law, and Journalism)
• Paper IV: Language Paper (Hindi or English)

10. The MPPSC interview syllabus is as follows:

• General Knowledge
• Current Affairs
• Personality
• Communication Skills

11. The MPPSC personality test syllabus is as follows:

• Mental Ability
• Emotional Stability
• Social Skills

12. The MPPSC final result is declared in the month of June or July. The candidates who qualify in the final exam are appointed to the various posts in the Madhya Pradesh government.

13. The MPPSC Prelims exam is a difficult exam. The pass percentage of the Prelims exam is usually around 10%. The Mains exam is also a difficult exam. The pass percentage of the Mains exam is usually around 5%. The interview is also a difficult exam. The pass percentage of the interview is usually around 3%.

14. The MPPSC Prelims exam is a competitive exam. The number of candidates who appear for the Prelims exam is usually around 1 lakh. The number of candidates who qualify in the Prelims exam is usually around 10,000. The number of candidates who appear for the Mains exam is usually around 10,000. The number of candidates who qualify in the Mains exam is usually around 5,000. The number of candidates who appear for the interview is usually around 5,000. The number of candidates who qualify in the interview is usually around 3,000.

15. The MPPSC Prelims exam is a time-bound exam. The duration of the Prelims exam is 2 hours 30 minutes. The duration of the Mains exam is 3 hours 30 minutes. The duration of the interview is usually around 30 minutes.

16. The MPPSC Prelims exam is a pen-and-paper exam. The Mains exam is a computer-based exam. The interview is a personal interview.

17. The MPPSC Prelims exam is a negative marking exam. There is a negative marking of 0.