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The Census of India is the official count of the population taken every ten years. It records numbers, density, sex ratio and literacy used widely in planning and exams.
India has a long coastline with 13 major ports handling most of its sea trade. Knowing each port and its coast and state is a frequent exam requirement.
The Indian economy is a mixed economy combining public and private sectors. Knowing its structure, sectors and key terms forms the base for the whole economics syllabus.
GDP, GNP and national income measure the total output and earnings of a country. These terms and their differences are asked in almost every economics paper.
Inflation is a sustained rise in the general price level that reduces the value of money. Its types, causes and measurement indices are key exam topics.
The RBI is India's central bank, established in 1935. It issues currency, controls credit and regulates the banking system, making it a core exam topic.
Monetary policy is how the RBI controls money supply and interest rates. Tools like repo rate, CRR and SLR are among the most asked banking exam topics.
India's banking system is led by the RBI and includes commercial, cooperative and regional rural banks. Its structure and key reforms are common exam topics.
The Union Budget is the government's annual statement of income and expenditure. Its parts, terms and constitutional basis are widely asked in exams.