Most Important Questions Asked in Competitive Exams | Important MCQs for Competitive Exams Preparation

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Let's see what kind of questions are asked from different subjects in competitive examinations. In this article we have covered various topics out of which questions are more likely to be asked in competitive exams. From important topics like History, Geography, Indian Polity, Indian Economy, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Current Affairs, we have prepared a series of 16 questions, choosing two questions from each subject. 

With the help of these questions, you will be able to know how to study various subjects to prepare for competitive exams and at the same time you can develop your understanding towards the preparation of the most asked questions in the exam.


History - 2


Q. 1: - Who was the first and only Indian Governor General of independent India?


      (A) Dadabhai Naoroji 

      (B) Chakravarti Rajagopalachari 

      (C) Bhimrao Ambedkar 

      (D) Lord Mountbatten 

                           

    Ans: - (B) Chakravarti Rajagopalachari


Q. 2: Which of the following wars laid the foundation of British Empire in India?


      (A) Battle of Plassey 

      (B) First Anglo-Mysore War

      (C) Battle of Buxar

      (D) Third Battle of Panipat


      Ans: - (A) Battle of Plassey


Geography - 2


Q. 1: - Which of the following gas has the highest amount in the atmosphere?


      (A) Oxygen 

      (B) Carbon Dioxide

      (C) Nitrogen

      (D) Helium


     Ans: - (C) Nitrogen


Q. 2: - Which instrument is used to measure air pressure?


      (A) Barometer (B) Anemometer

      (C) Barograph (D) Hygrometer 

               

     Answer: - (A) Barometer 


Indian Polity - 2


Q. 1: How long is the tenure of each Rajya Sabha member?


      (A) 3 years (B) 4 years

      (C) 5 years (D) 6 years


       Ans: - (D) 6 years


Q. 2: Which one of the following subjects does not fall under the first list of legislative subjects (Union List)?


      (A) Foreign Affairs (B) Transport

      (C) Defence (D) Railways


      Ans: - (B) Transport


Indian Economy - 2


Q. 1: Monetary policies are formulated by which of the following to run the banking system in India smoothly?


      (A) Ministry of Finance

      (B) Reserve Bank of India

      (C) State Bank of India

      (D) Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)


         Ans: - (B) Reserve Bank of India


Q. 2: - In July 1969, how many banks were nationalized in the first phase of nationalization of Indian banks?


      (A) 14 (B) 19

      (C) 6 (D) 20


       Answer: - (A) 14


Physics - 2


Q. 1: Which one of the following colors does not fall under the primary color?


      (A) Red (B) Green

      (C) Yellow (D) Blue 


      Ans: - (C) Yellow


Q. 2: - How many watts are equal to one horsepower?


      (A) 750 (B) 746

      (C) 748 (D) 742


        Answer: - (B) 746


Chemistry - 2


Q. 1: Which one of the following is not a noble gas? 


      (A) Helium (He) (B) Argon (Ar)


      (C) Neon (Ne) (D) Carbon (C)


       Ans: - (D) Carbon (C)


Q. 2: Which of these chemicals is used to preserve food items?


      (A) Benzoic acid (B) Titanium dioxide


      (C) Nitric acid (D) Phosphoric acid


        Ans: - (A) Benzoic acid


Biology - 2


Q. 1: - Which of the following is considered to be the largest part of the brain?


      (A) cerebellum 

      (B) medulla oblongata

      (C) cerebrum

      (D) corpus callosum 


      Ans: - (C) cerebrum


Q. 2: - Who is considered to be the father of Green Revolution in India?


      (A) M.S. Swaminathan

      (B) Norman Borlaug

      (C) Dr. Varghese Kurien

      (D) R.K. K. V Rao

                        

      Ans: - (A) M.S. Swaminathan


Current Affairs - 2


Q. 1: - Where is the world's largest cricket stadium located?


     (A) Motera, Ahmedabad

     (B) Melbourne, Australia

     (C) Birmingham, England 

     (D) Eden Gardens, Kolkata


    Ans: - (A) Motera, Ahmedabad


Q. 2: When had the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a global pandemic?


      (A) 15 March 2020 (B) 11 March 2020

      (C) 16 March 2020 (D) 12 March 2020


         Ans: - (B) 11 March 2020


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