Mock Test

The ‘fallacy of composition’, often discussed in the context of the micro-macro relationship, refers to the idea that:

The ‘fallacy of composition’, often discussed in the context of the micro-macro relationship, refers to the idea that:

India’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) extends up to how many nautical miles from the baseline?

India is often described as a ‘dualistic economy’ because it exhibits:

A commonly cited limitation of a purely socialist/command economy is:

The approximate East-West extent of India (Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh) is:

Which country shares the shortest land border with India?

Macroeconomics is sometimes referred to as:

A key characteristic of India as a developing economy is that agriculture:

Which feature is generally associated with a mixed economy like India’s?

India’s population, having overtaken China’s in 2023, makes it:

According to the UNDP’s Human Development Report 2025 (data year 2023), India’s HDI rank is:

Adam Smith’s foundational work advocating free-market capitalism, published in 1776, is titled:

[Board/Madhyamik pattern] India’s coastline of about 7,516.6 km touches how many states and Union Territories combined?

Which economist is widely regarded as the father of modern macroeconomics, following the publication of “The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money” (1936)?

India is a founding and key member of which regional Indian Ocean cooperation grouping?

Since independence, India has broadly followed which type of economic system?

During the colonial period, tea estates in Assam informally followed a time roughly one hour ahead of IST, popularly called:

Since 1991, India’s economic reforms have been broadly characterised by:

The India-Pakistan international boundary is officially known as the:

[SSC/Railway pattern] As per the Maritime Zones Act, India’s territorial sea extends up to how many nautical miles from the baseline?

[Board/Madhyamik pattern] The southernmost point of India (including its islands), Indira Point, is located on:

[Judiciary / State PSC pattern] Match List-I (Boundary Line) with List-II (Associated Countries) and select the correct answer:

[UPSC Prelims pattern] EEZ, a term frequently used in the context of maritime boundaries, stands for:

Which two Union Territories were merged in January 2020 to form a single Union Territory?

India’s Standard Meridian is:

John Maynard Keynes developed his macroeconomic theories largely in response to:

In a market/capitalist economy, prices are primarily determined by:

[WBCS Prelims pattern] Indian Standard Time (IST) is based on the local time of a place near:

Which of the following is a widely-cited characteristic of income distribution in the Indian economy?

Which of the following is considered a favourable characteristic for India’s future growth, often called the ‘demographic dividend’?

India’s coastline of about 7,516.6 km touches how many coastal states and Union Territories in total?

Which of these terms is most closely associated with macroeconomic analysis?

The concept of the ‘invisible hand’, suggesting that individuals pursuing self-interest inadvertently benefit society as a whole, was introduced by:

Karl Marx’s critique of capitalism and the theoretical foundation for socialism is most closely associated with which work(s)?

Which of the following best distinguishes microeconomics from macroeconomics?

Which of the following best reflects India’s recent (2025-26) standing in terms of global economic growth?

The smallest Union Territory of India by area is:

India lies completely within which two hemispheres?

As per the World Bank’s income classification, India is currently categorized as a:

Which of the following is considered a favourable characteristic for India’s future growth, often called the ‘demographic dividend’?

Which of the following is a typical subject matter of macroeconomics rather than microeconomics?

Which of the following best reflects India’s recent (2025-26) standing in terms of global economic growth?

A key criticism of a purely capitalist system, if left entirely unregulated, is that it can lead to:

Which Indian state shares a border with three foreign countries — Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh?

The mismatch between agriculture’s share in GDP and its share in employment in India mainly reflects:

Which of the following is an example of a microeconomic issue?

As of 2026, India comprises how many states and Union Territories respectively?

According to the UNDP’s Human Development Report 2025 (data year 2023), India’s HDI rank is:

[WBCS Prelims pattern] Arrange the following states in the correct west-to-east order in which the Tropic of Cancer crosses them: Gujarat, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Tripura.