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ClearIAS » Civil Services Prelims » UPSC Prelims 2019 Question Topics – 100 Areas from which UPSC Framed Questions This Year

UPSC Prelims 2019 Question Topics – 100 Areas from which UPSC Framed Questions This Year

Last updated on September 7, 2020 by Alex Andrews George

UPSC Prelims 2019 Question Topics – 100 Areas from which UPSC Framed Questions This YearAre there any favourite areas for the UPSC? What were the UPSC Prelims 2019 question topics?

UPSC Civil Services Examination (popularly known as IAS exam) is widely considered as the toughest exam in India.

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is entrusted with the job of preparing questions for the Civil Services Exam (CSE).

From which areas did UPSC frame questions for this year IAS exam?

What does UPSC try to find out in the ‘right candidate’ – for the jobs like IAS, IPS, or IFS?

Are there clues left by UPSC for aspirants preparing for UPSC 2020?

Here are the question areas from which UPSC asked the 100 questions in Prelims 2019.

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UPSC Prelims 2019 Question Topics – 100 Areas

  1. Jagirdar and Zamindar – Mughal Rule  – Medieval India.
  2. Land reforms in independent India – India Since Independence.
  3. Global Competitiveness Report – Current Affairs/General Awareness.
  4. Charter Act of 1813 – Modern India.
  5. Swadeshi Movement – Freedom Struggle – Modern India.
  6. Movement/Organization Leader – Freedom Struggle – Modern India.
  7. Harappan site – Ancient India.
  8. Ashoka Sculpture inscriptions – Ancient India.
  9. Mahayana Buddhism – Ancient India/Culture.
  10. Gupta period forced labour (Vishti) – Ancient India.
  11. Kalyaana Mandapas – Medieval India/Culture.
  12. Delhi Sultanate – Medieval India.
  13. Saints and Contemperories – Medieval India/Culture.
  14. Mahatma Gandhi and British Colonial Rule – Freedom Struggle – Modern India.
  15. Person: Position – Freedom Struggle – Modern India.
  16. Mian Tansen – Medieval India/Culture.
  17. Mughal Emperors Portrait – Medieval India/Culture.
  18. National Park in the temperate alpine zone – Geography.
  19. Atal Innovation Mission – Current Affairs/Schemes.
  20.  21st June – Summer Solstice – Geography.
  21. ‘New World’ vs ‘Old World’ Plants – History.
  22. Animals Found in India – Biodiversity.
  23. Famous place River – Geography.
  24. Poverty lines – Geography.
  25. Cirrus cloud thinning technique and the injection of sulphate aerosol into the stratosphere – Global Warming – Climate Change.
  26. Pyrolysis and plasma gasification – Waste to Energy – Science and Technology/General Awareness.
  27. Agasthyamala Biosphere Reserve – Geography/Environment.
  28. Species/Herbivores/Viviparous – Biodiversity.
  29. Wildlife Naturally found – Biodiversity.
  30. Microbeads – Environment/General Awareness.
  31. Importance of Himalayan nettle (Girardinia diversifolia) – Biodiversity/General Awareness.
  32. Satellite images/remote sensing data – Science and Technology.
  33. Percentage of forest cover to the total area of State – Geography.
  34. Deposits of ‘methane hydrate’ – Climate change/General Awareness.
  35. Burning of crop/biomass residue – Environment.
  36. Sea Bordering country – Maps – Geography
  37. The largest exporter of rice in the world – Geography
  38. Glacier River – Geography
  39. Methyl parathion, phorate and triazophos – Current Affairs/General Awareness
  40. Ramsar Convention – Wetlands – Environment
  41. Gases released into the environment – Environment
  42. Places known as Aliyar, Isa pur and Kangsabati – Geography
  43. Hydrogen-enriched CNG (H-CNG) – Current Affairs/General Awareness
  44. Dewdrops – cloudy night – Geography
  45. Constitutional Amendments/Judgments – Indian Polity
  46. Impeachment of a Judge of the Supreme Court of India – Indian Polity
  47. Ninth Schedule – Indian Polity
  48. CoaI sector – Economy/General Awareness
  49. Office of Profit – Parliament (Prevention of Disqualification) Act, 1959 – Indian Polity
  50. Tribal land – Schedule of the Constitution of India – Indian Indian Polity.
  51. Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) in India – Indian Indian Polity/General Awareness.
  52. Constitutional powers under Article 142 – Indian Indian Polity
  53. Legislative Assembly of a State in India – Indian Indian Polity
  54. United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) -Current Affairs/General Awareness
  55. Minor Forest Produce – Indian Forest Act, 1927 and Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest
    Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 – Environment/Current Affairs
  56. Article of the Constitution of India – Right to marry – Indian Indian Polity
  57. Indian Patents Act – Patenting process in India – Science and Technology/Current Affairs
  58. The Environment Protection Act, 1986 – Environment.
  59. Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 – Current Affairs/General Awareness
  60. Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Central (Amendment) Rules, 2018 – Current Affairs/General Awareness
  61. Services Area Approach – Indian Economy
  62. Minor minerals in India – Indian Economy
  63. India’s external debt – Indian Economy
  64. Assets of a commercial bank in India – Indian Economy
  65. The risk of a currency crisis – Indian Economy/Current Affairs
  66. Governor – Sarkaria Commission – Indian Indian Polity
  67. Foreign portfolio  investors – Participatory Note – Indian Economy/Current Affairs
  68. Compensatory Afforestation Fund Act, 2016 – Environment/General Awareness
  69. Review of independent regulators – Indian Indian Polity
  70. India’s Five-Year Plans – Indian Economy
  71. Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) – Current Affairs
  72. Inter-Creditor Agreement signed by Indian banks – Indian Economy
  73. Chairmen of public sector banks – Bank Boards Bureau – Indian Economy
  74. Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) – Indian Economy
  75. Differences between LTE (Long-Term Evolution) and VoLTE (Voice over Long-Term Evolution) – Science and Technology/General Awareness
  76. Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Act, 2017 – Current Affairs
  77. World Bank’s “Ease of Doing Business Index” – Current Affairs/General Awareness
  78. ‘Extended producer responsibility’ – E-Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011 – Current Affairs
  79. The economic cost of food grains to the Food Corporation of India – Indian Economy
  80. Social capital – Indian Polity/General Awareness
  81. Constitution of India – Amendment – High court – Indian Polity
  82. Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) – Economics.
  83. Cultivation of Kharif crop in India – Geography
  84. The highest imports in terms of value – Economics/Geography
  85. Definition of liberty – Indian Polity/General Awareness
  86. The slide of the Indian rupee – Economics/Current Affairs
  87. Storage of Payment System Data or data diktat – Current Affairs
  88. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – Current Affairs
  89. Action Plan for Prioritization and Implementation of Cooperation Areas in the Nuclear Field – Current Affairs
  90. Money Multiplier Economics
  91. Digital technologies for entertainment – Augmented Reality vs Virtual Reality – Science and Technology
  92. Denisovan – Science and Technology
  93. Recent developments in science – chromosome/DNA – Science and Technology
  94. Digital signature – Science and Technology
  95. Wearable technology – Science and Technology
  96. ‘RNA interference (RNAi)’ technology – Science and Technology
  97. The Merger of giant ‘blackholes’ – gravitational waves – Science and Technology
  98. Multi-drug resistance in microbial pathogens – Science and Technology
  99. Cas9 protein – Science and Technology
  100. Hepatitis B vs HIV – Science and Technology

These are just question areas; not actual questions!

The above mentioned are the question topics or areas. If you need to go through the actual questions, refer the link – UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Exam 2019 Question Paper.

22 Marks worth questions were from the topic ‘Important Acts’

11 Questions (worth 22 marks) were directly connected with Acts enacted by the Indian Parliament. There is no surprise in this because UPSC expects future Civil Servants to be knowledgeable about the important Acts/Bills/Rules etc.

However, we are not sure if aspirants or coaching institutes noticed this.

Unconventional Questions

The 2019 UPSC Prelims General Studies Paper 1 Question Paper was unconventional. Many found most of the questions in this paper difficult to answer. The same was the case with 2018 paper – even though there were differences in question areas and priorities.

If you ask us our opinion about UPSC CSE Prelims 2019, we would say – we loved this paper.

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Everyone cannot know everything. Particularly, if you are not a UPSC aspirant.

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What does UPSC expect from aspirants? Know everything under the Sun?

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Alex Andrews George is a mentor, author, and entrepreneur. Alex is the founder of ClearIAS and one of the expert Civil Service Exam Trainers in India.

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