UPSSSC PET 2026 : 25 Oct की दोनों Shifts पर आधारित GK/GS | Top 100 Expected Questions

Summary

Amit Jindal leads a fast-paced GK/GS revision class for PET candidates sitting in later shifts. The questions are presented as expected questions based on the two October 25 exam shifts. For most topics, the instructor gives an answer and then adds related facts or likely variations to help students prepare beyond the exact MCQ.

Main topics covered

• Modern Indian history and the freedom movement

  • The Government of India Acts of 1919 and 1935, including dyarchy and provincial autonomy.
  • The Bengal partition, the Swadeshi response, and the observance of Raksha Bandhan as a gesture of Hindu–Muslim unity.
  • The Quit India Movement: its timing, slogans, leaders, and regional events.
  • Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan and the Khudai Khidmatgars; Dadabhai Naoroji’s writing on British economic exploitation.
  • The Gandhi–Irwin Pact, Congress sessions, the Cabinet Mission, and events surrounding the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.
  • Social reform movements and organisations, including the Satyashodhak Samaj and Arya Samaj.

• Economics, institutions, and government schemes

  • The Reserve Bank of India and the Hilton Young Commission; NABARD and the Sivaraman Committee.
  • India’s 1991 balance-of-payments crisis and the LPG reforms: liberalisation, privatisation, and globalisation.
  • Tax-related committees, direct-tax administration, and the GST Council.
  • Rural employment schemes and dates associated with selected government programmes.
  • Fiscal and primary deficits, including how the primary deficit relates to the fiscal deficit and interest payments.

• Buddhism, ancient India, and the Gupta period

  • The Buddha’s first sermon, key Buddhist terms and concepts, the Four Noble Truths, and the Eightfold Path.
  • The Buddhist councils and texts, and the admission of women into the monastic order.
  • The Mauryan state and Chanakya’s seven-part theory of government.
  • Samudragupta and the Prayag Prashasti, along with other Gupta rulers and developments.
  • Mughal land-revenue terminology and systems associated with Akbar and Todar Mal.

• Constitution and polity

  • Fundamental Duties, the Preamble, constitutional amendments, and the basic-structure principle.
  • Articles relating to Parliament, the Rajya Sabha, joint sittings, privileges, and the Deputy Chairman.
  • Panchayati Raj and municipalities, including constitutional provisions and schedules.
  • The national flag and selected constitutional provisions concerning education.

• Geography and environment

  • Indian rivers, including the Narmada and Tapi, their courses, and why they do not form deltas.
  • International boundary lines and the countries they separate.
  • Ramsar sites, environmental observance days, and related current-affairs questions.

• Culture, literature, awards, and sports

  • Authors and books, including titles by Dadabhai Naoroji and modern Indian writers.
  • Padma awards and selected recent appointments or international developments.
  • The European Union and euro adoption.
  • Grand Slam tennis tournaments, their court surfaces, and locations.

Study approach emphasized

• Attempt each MCQ before looking at the explanation.
• Learn associated names, dates, articles, committees, and locations—not just the answer to a particular question.
• Prepare for questions that test the same topic in a different form, especially those concerning constitutional provisions, committees, movements, and historical events.
• Use prior classes and the class PDF for follow-up revision. The instructor says the PDF will be shared through the course’s Telegram channel.

Accuracy note: The subtitles are heavily garbled, and some dates or factual details—particularly current-affairs claims—may be mistranscribed or incorrect. Treat this as a guide to the lecture’s topics and verify individual facts against reliable study materials.

Speakers and sources featured

• Amit Jindal — the instructor and principal speaker identified in the subtitles.
• Live students/viewers — addressed by the instructor and represented through brief comments or names; no other sustained speaker is identifiable.
• Material referred to in the lesson — questions attributed to the October 25 exam shifts, along with general GK/GS material on Indian history, economics, the Constitution, geography, and current affairs.