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Subject-wise · concept-first

Build each subject from its foundations

General studies is not one subject, and treating it as one is why preparation stalls. Work through them individually — the concepts first, then the questions papers build on them — until the weak subject stops being the weak one.

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18 subjects coveredFree sets availableEnglish & हिन्दी

Choose a subject

Each page opens onto the topics inside that subject, so you can narrow down to the concept rather than shuffling the whole thing.

History

Free set

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Geography

Free set

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Polity & Governance

Free set

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Economy

Free set

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General Science

Free set

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Environment & Ecology

Free set

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Current Affairs

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Art & Culture

Free set

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Sports

Free set

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Awards & Honours

Free set

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Books & Authors

Free set

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Computer & IT

Free set

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Reasoning

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Mathematics

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General Hindi

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English Language

Free set

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General Awareness

Free set

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Teaching Aptitude

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Practise without an account

These subjects have past-paper sets that are open to everyone — nothing to sign up for.

All free sets
English LanguageHistoryGeographyGeneral SciencePolity & GovernanceEnvironment & EcologyEconomyGeneral AwarenessComputer & ITBooks & AuthorsArt & CultureSportsAwards & Honours

A working order

How to use subject-wise practice

Three passes over the same material, each with a different job.

1 · Learn the concept

Read the explanation on every question, including the ones you got right. The working is the part that transfers to a question you have not seen.

2 · Drill the subject

Short sets in one subject at a time. Your accuracy per subject is what tells you where the next hour should go.

3 · Add what is yours

Sitting a state paper? Layer your state's GK on top — it is the part no national set will ever cover for you.

Questions about subject-wise practice

Where should I start if I am starting from zero?
Take one subject at a time and begin with the free set for it. Work in short sets rather than long ones: ten questions with the explanation read properly is worth more than fifty skimmed. Once a subject stops throwing up surprises, move to a timed test that mixes it with the others.
How are subjects decided?
From a fixed list, not from whatever label a source book happened to print. That is deliberate: if a topic can be filed under three near-identical names, your accuracy in it splits three ways and stops meaning anything. Every question is filed under one of the subjects on this page.
What is the difference between a subject and a topic?
A subject is the broad heading an exam paper uses — History, Polity, Geography. A topic is a division inside it, such as the Revolt of 1857 or Fundamental Rights. Opening a subject page shows you the topics underneath it, so you can narrow down to the concept you are actually weak at.
Can I practise a subject in Hindi?
Yes, wherever the source paper was set in both languages. The English and हिन्दी renderings are the same question behind a toggle, so your progress in a subject carries across languages instead of being counted twice.
Subject-wise Practice — Build Foundational Concepts for Government Exams | GyanPrep