14000+ MCQs Indian Geography(Agriculture, Irrigation and Animal Husbandry in India)
Total Questions:- 50
Time:- 30 Minutes
MCQ Pattern
Date:- 13/09/2026
1. ‘Pitambari’ is a variety of
2. Which of the following dams is not related to the river Narmada?
3. ‘Yellow Revolution’ is associated with the production of
4. The size of marginal land holding in India is
5. Name the first State of India which is dependent on organic farming.
6. Which state in India has the largest extent in irrigation (per cent)?
7. ‘Green agriculture’ involves
8. The Saran Irrigation Canal is drawn from the river
9. ‘The crop is subtropical in nature. A hard frost is injurious to it. It requires at least 210 frost-free days and 50 to 100 centimeters of rainfall for its growth. A light well-drained soil capable of retaining moisture is ideally suitable for the cultivation of the crop.’ Which one of the following is that crop?
10. Gandhi Sagar Dam is a part of which one of the following?
11. Buckingham canal is situated
12. The largest producer of oilseeds in India is
13. Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched?
14. The first Agricultural University in the country was set up in the year
15. The only state which produces saffron in India is
16. Which of the following states of India produces maximum silk yarn?
17. Malampuzha dam is situated on which river?
18. Kerala state is famous in the world for cultivating
19. Green revolution is related to
20. Which of the following comes under ‘cash crop’?
21. Which one of the following states of India is the largest producer of coconut?
22. Which of the following crops has the largest percentage of irrigated area of its net sown area in India?
23. Assertion (A) Green Revolution has resulted in the growth of food grain production in India. Reason (R) Regional disparities have been aggravated due to the Green revolution in India.
24. Among the agricultural commodities imported by India, which one of the following accounts for the higher imports in terms of value in the last five years?
25. Rajasthan is the chief producer of
26. The lower Gangetic plain is characterised by a humid climate with high temperature throughout the year. Which one among the following pairs of crops is most suitable for this region?
27. Gujarat is among the leading producers of which of the following crops?
28. The reasons for low productivity in Indian agriculture is
29. Which of the following Indian states has been the largest coffee producing state
30. Macaroni wheat is most suitable under what conditions?
32. Where are Tapovan and Vishnugarh Hydroelectric Projects located?
33. Which among the following is the largest rubber producing state in India?
34. Which one among the following is the best reason for the marked increase in the agricultural production in India in the past decades?
35. The country, which is the largest silk producer in the world is
36. Which group of Sates receives water from the Bhakra-Nangal Project?
37. Which irrigation project of Chhattisgarh is included under Prime Minister Irrigation Project?
38. The approximate representation of land use classification in India is
39. The largest pulses producing state in India is
40. Which one of the following hills does not have tea plantations?
41. With reference to the current trends in the cultivation of sugarcane in India, consider the following statements:
I. A substantial saving in seed material is made when ‘bud chip settlings’ are raised in a nursery and transplanted in the main field.
II. When direct planting of setts is done, the germination percentage is better with single-budded setts as compared to setts with many buds.
III. If bad weather conditions prevail when setts are directly planted, single- budded setts have better survival as compared to large setts. IV. Sugarcane can be cultivated using setts prepared from tissue culture.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
42. In the context of India, which of the following is/are considered to be practice(s) of eco-friendly agriculture?
I. Crop diversification
II. Legume intensification
III. Tensiometer use
IV. Vertical farming
Select the correct answer using the codes given below.
43. Which one among the following states of India is called ‘Sugar Bowl’?
44. Who among the following was closely associated with the ‘Green Revolution’ in India?
45. In Southern India, the area of high agricultural productivity is found in
46. Which one of the following is a Kharif Crop?
47. Consider the following statements.
I. Maize can be used for the production of starch.
II. Oil extracted from maize can be a feedstock for biodiesel.
III. Alcoholic beverages can be produced by using maize.
Which of the following statements given above is/are correct?
48. What are the significances of a practical approach to sugarcane production known as Sustainable Sugarcane Initiative?
I. Seed cost is very low in this compared to the conventional method of cultivation.
II. Drip irrigation can be practised very effectively in this.
III. There is no application of chemical/inorganic fertilizers at all in this approach.
IV. The scope for intercropping is more in this compared to the conventional method of cultivation.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below
49. From the export of which of the following cash crops, maximum foreign exchange is earned?
50. Consider the following statements and select the correct answer from the codes given below.
I. Karnataka is the largest producer of raw silk in India.
II. Andhra Pradesh is the largest producer of mulberry silk in India.
III. Jharkhand is the largest producer of Tasar silk in India.
IV. Meghalaya is the largest producer of Eri silk in India.
