APSC Assam GK Full Length MCQs

Assam General Knowledge

Module 25: Assam Mixed Practice MCQs (Exam-Level)

Topic: APSC Assam GK Full Length MCQs

Section I: Assam History & Culture

Q1. The Treaty of Yandabo (1826) resulted in:

A. Establishment of Ahom rule
B. Beginning of British rule in Assam
C. Formation of Assam Province
D. End of Mughal influence

Correct Answer: B. Beginning of British rule in Assam

Explanation:
The Treaty of Yandabo marked the end of Ahom rule and formally brought Assam under British control.

Q2. The Ahom administrative system was based on the:

A. Zamindari system
B. Ryotwari system
C. Paik system
D. Mahalwari system

Correct Answer: C. Paik system

Explanation:
The Paik system was a unique compulsory labour and service-based administrative structure of the Ahoms.

Q3. Srimanta Sankardeva is best known for:

A. Military reforms
B. Neo-Vaishnavite movement
C. Tea plantation development
D. Administrative reorganisation

Correct Answer: B. Neo-Vaishnavite movement

Explanation:
Sankardeva led the Ekasarana Naam Dharma, shaping Assam’s religious and cultural identity.

Q4. The Bihu festival celebrated in Assam is mainly associated with:

A. Harvest cycles
B. Religious conversion
C. Royal coronation
D. Trade fairs

Correct Answer: A. Harvest cycles

Explanation:
Bihu festivals are closely linked to agricultural seasons and rural life.

Q5. The first Assamese newspaper was:

A. Orunodoi
B. Asomiya Pratidin
C. Dainik Janambhumi
D. Assam Tribune

Correct Answer: A. Orunodoi

Explanation:
Orunodoi (1846) was the first Assamese newspaper, promoting social and literary awareness.

Section II: Assam Geography & Environment

Q6. The Brahmaputra River enters Assam through:

A. Arunachal Pradesh
B. Nagaland
C. Meghalaya
D. Bhutan

Correct Answer: A. Arunachal Pradesh

Explanation:
The Brahmaputra enters Assam from Arunachal Pradesh at Sadiya.

Q7. Kaziranga National Park is famous for:

A. Asiatic lion
B. One-horned rhinoceros
C. Bengal tiger
D. Snow leopard

Correct Answer: B. One-horned rhinoceros

Explanation:
Kaziranga is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, globally known for the one-horned rhino.

Q8. The Barak Valley is located in:

A. Upper Assam
B. Central Assam
C. Southern Assam
D. Northern Assam

Correct Answer: C. Southern Assam

Explanation:
The Barak Valley lies in southern Assam, comprising Cachar, Karimganj, and Hailakandi.

Q9. Assam’s climate is best described as:

A. Arid
B. Semi-arid
C. Tropical monsoon
D. Mediterranean

Correct Answer: C. Tropical monsoon

Explanation:
Assam experiences heavy monsoon rainfall and high humidity.

Q10. The soil most suitable for tea cultivation in Assam is:

A. Alluvial soil
B. Laterite soil
C. Black soil
D. Desert soil

Correct Answer: A. Alluvial soil

Explanation:
Fertile alluvial soil, combined with rainfall, favours tea cultivation.

Section III: Assam Polity & Administration

Q11. The Governor of Assam is appointed by the:

A. Chief Minister
B. Prime Minister
C. President of India
D. Chief Justice of India

Correct Answer: C. President of India

Explanation:
Governors are appointed by the President under the Constitution.

Q12. Assam Legislative Assembly has:

A. 100 members
B. 110 members
C. 126 members
D. 150 members

Correct Answer: C. 126 members

Explanation:
The Assam Legislative Assembly consists of 126 elected members.

Q13. The Sixth Schedule of the Constitution relates to:

A. Urban governance
B. Tribal administration
C. Financial relations
D. Emergency provisions

Correct Answer: B. Tribal administration

Explanation:
The Sixth Schedule provides autonomy to tribal areas, including parts of Assam.

Q14. The Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) was formed under:

A. Fifth Schedule
B. Sixth Schedule
C. Seventh Schedule
D. Ninth Schedule

Correct Answer: B. Sixth Schedule

Explanation:
BTR is a Sixth Schedule autonomous region.

Q15. The head of the Assam State Government is the:

A. Governor
B. Chief Justice
C. Chief Minister
D. Speaker

Correct Answer: C. Chief Minister

Explanation:
The Chief Minister is the real executive authority in the state.

Section IV: Assam Economy & Infrastructure

Q16. Tea industry in Assam was introduced during:

A. Ahom period
B. Mughal period
C. British period
D. Post-independence period

Correct Answer: C. British period

Explanation:
Tea plantations expanded under British colonial rule.

Q17. Assam is rich in which natural resource?

A. Gold
B. Petroleum
C. Uranium
D. Coal only

Correct Answer: B. Petroleum

Explanation:
Assam was the first state in Asia to discover oil at Digboi.

Q18. Inland water transport in Assam is mainly supported by:

A. Barak River only
B. Brahmaputra River
C. Kopili River
D. Dhansiri River

Correct Answer: B. Brahmaputra River

Explanation:
The Brahmaputra is a major inland waterway (NW-2).

Q19. Assam’s economy is predominantly:

A. Industrial
B. Service-based
C. Agrarian
D. Mining-based

Correct Answer: C. Agrarian

Explanation:
Agriculture remains the backbone of Assam’s economy.

Q20. Which sector provides maximum employment in Assam?

A. IT sector
B. Manufacturing
C. Agriculture
D. Mining

Correct Answer: C. Agriculture

Explanation:
A majority of Assam’s population depends on agriculture for livelihood.

Section V: Assam Current Affairs & Strategic Importance

Q21. Assam shares an international border with:

A. Bangladesh
B. Myanmar
C. Bhutan
D. China

Correct Answer: C. Bhutan

Explanation:
Assam’s only international boundary is with Bhutan.

Q22. Assam’s strategic importance lies mainly in being:

A. Coastal hub
B. Gateway to Northeast India
C. Desert corridor
D. Industrial centre

Correct Answer: B. Gateway to Northeast India

Explanation:
Assam connects mainland India with the Northeast.

Q23. The Act East Policy emphasises Assam’s role in:

A. Arctic trade
B. Southeast Asian connectivity
C. European diplomacy
D. African cooperation

Correct Answer: B. Southeast Asian connectivity

Explanation:
Assam is crucial for India’s engagement with Southeast Asia.

Q24. Assam Rifles primarily functions as a:

A. Police force
B. Paramilitary force
C. Naval force
D. Intelligence agency

Correct Answer: B. Paramilitary force

Explanation:
Assam Rifles is a central paramilitary force responsible for border security in the Northeast.

Q25. Border security in Assam is important mainly due to:

A. Desert borders
B. International and inter-state sensitivity
C. Coastal trade
D. Urban population

Correct Answer: B. International and inter-state sensitivity

Explanation:
Assam’s location makes border management crucial for internal security.

Section VI: Exam-Oriented Mixed Analytical MCQs

Q26. Which combination best reflects Assam’s strategic importance?

A. Geography, connectivity, security
B. Agriculture, mining, tourism
C. Industry, IT, services
D. Population, literacy, health

Correct Answer: A. Geography, connectivity, security

Explanation:
Assam’s importance is driven by location, transport corridors, and security role.

Q27. Assam’s role in Northeast stability is linked to:

A. Coastal defence
B. Transport and administrative control
C. Desert trade routes
D. Marine resources

Correct Answer: B. Transport and administrative control

Explanation:
Assam manages logistics and governance of the Northeast.

Q28. Which topic is most frequently asked in APSC Assam GK?

A. World oceans
B. Assam geography and polity
C. European history
D. Quantum physics

Correct Answer: B. Assam geography and polity

Explanation:
APSC strongly emphasises Assam-specific static GK.

Q29. Assam GK mixed practice is important because it:

A. Tests memorisation only
B. Integrates multiple subjects
C. Focuses only on current affairs
D. Avoids static GK

Correct Answer: B. Integrates multiple subjects

Explanation:
Mixed MCQs test comprehensive understanding, like real exams.

Q30. APSC Assam GK Full Length MCQs are best suited for:

A. Language skill tests
B. Preliminary objective examinations
C. Interview personality tests
D. Essay writing practice

Correct Answer: B. Preliminary objective examinations

Explanation:
These MCQs simulate APSC prelims-level difficulty and coverage.

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🔹 Why APSC Assam GK Full Length MCQs Are Essential for Exam Preparation

The APSC Assam GK Full Length MCQs set is designed to simulate the real exam environment, combining history, geography, polity, economy, culture, environment, and strategic importance of Assam into a single comprehensive practice module. Mixed practice questions are crucial for identifying strengths, improving time management, and building confidence before the actual examination.

Prepared strictly in line with the Assam-specific General Knowledge curriculum, these MCQs are highly useful for APSC, UPSC, Assam Police, TET, Forest, Banking, Grade III & IV, CEE, as well as SEBA, AHSEC, ASSEB, CBSE, and college & university examinations across Assam. Regular practice of full-length MCQs ensures exam-level accuracy, conceptual clarity, and higher scoring potential.

🔹 FAQ Section

FAQ 1: Are APSC Assam GK Full Length MCQs useful for APSC Prelims?

Yes. These MCQs are designed at prelims difficulty level and closely follow the APSC Assam GK syllabus, making them ideal for final revision.

FAQ 2: Do these MCQs cover all major Assam GK topics?

Yes. The full-length set covers Assam history, geography, polity, economy, culture, environment, strategic importance, and current relevance.

FAQ 3: Are these MCQs helpful for Assam Police and Grade III & IV exams?

Absolutely. The questions are equally relevant for Assam Police, Grade III & IV, Banking, Forest, and other state-level competitive exams.

FAQ 4: Can school and college students use these MCQs?

Yes. These MCQs are useful for SEBA, AHSEC, ASSEB, CBSE, CEE, and college-level examinations across Assam.

FAQ 5: How should aspirants use full-length MCQs effectively?

Aspirants should attempt the full set in one sitting, analyse explanations carefully, revise weak areas, and repeat practice to improve speed and accuracy.