Geography For UPSC(IAS) and RPSC: UPSC Syllabus

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 for UPSC

1. salient features of world's physical geography

2. distribution of key natural resources across the world (including south aisa and the indian sub-continent)

3. factor responsible for location of primary, secondary and tertiary sector industries in various parts of the world (including india)

4.important geographical phenomena such as earthquake , tsumani, volacnic actilvity cycloneets

5. geographical features and their location changes in the critical geographical features (including water bodies and ice-caps) and fauna and effect of such changes 



Geography for RPSC
1.structure of the Earth and geological time scale
2. broad physical features= mountain, plataus, plains and desert
3. earthquake and volcanoes= type and their impact
4. major geologial issues 
5. major environmental issues


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