Tarun Goyal

This course contains a comprehensive coverage of Agriculture in India for the UPSC Civil Services Aspirants.

Crack UPSC CSE Prelims and Mains Exams. Know how to prepare for UPSC 2019 and 2020, complete syllabus, exam patterns, latest notifications to join IAS, IFS, IPS and other cadres of Civil Services.

UPSC CSE - GS

UPSC - Civil Services Examination (IAS) Preparation

Hindi

(Hindi) Agriculture in India: UPSC CSE

Resources

Indian Geography

Geography

UPSC CSE

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

Share of Agriculture in Indian economy, Top producing States and Cropping Seasons in India

Importance of Agriculture in Indian Economy (in Hindi)

Detailed analysis of the Important Terms Related to Agriculture in India

Important Terms Related to Agriculture (in Hindi)

Detailed description of Subsistence agriculture and Shifting Agriculture types in India

Types of Farming -1 (in Hindi)

Detailed description of Plantation Agriculture, Intensive Farming and Dry Agriculture in India

Types of Farming - 2 (in Hindi)

Detailed description of Mixed Agriculture, Crop Rotation, Terrace Farming and Mixed Farming

Types of Farming - 3 (in Hindi)

Detailed description of Canal Irrigation in India for the UPSC exam

Canal Irrigation in India

Detailed description of Well and Tube Wells in India

Wells and Tube Wells Irrigation in India

Detailed description of Tank Irrigation in India

Tank Irrigation in India

Detailed description of Surface Application Methods

Irrigation Application Methods in India part 1

Detailed description of Sprinkler and Micro Sprinkler Application

Irrigation Application Methods in India Part 2

Detailed description of Drip Irrigation in India

Irrigation Application Methods in India Part 3

Detailed description of Rice Cultivation in India

Rice Cultivation in India

Detailed description of Wheat Cultivation in India

Wheat Cultivation in India

Detailed description of Maize and Barley Cultivation in India

Maize and Barley Cultivation in India

Detailed analysis of Millet Cultivation in India

Jowar, Bajra and Ragi Cultivation in India

Detailed analysis of Pulses Cultivation in India

Cultivation of Pulses in India

Detailed analysis of fruits, vegetables and Spice Cultivation in India

Fruit, Vegetable & Spices Cultivation in India

Detailed analysis of Sugarcane Cultivation & Sugar Industry in India

Sugarcane Cultivation in India

Detailed analysis of Cotton Cultivation in India

Cotton Cultivation in India

Detailed analysis of Jute Cultivation in India

Jute Cultivation in India

Detailed analysis of Tobacco and Oilseed Cultivation in India

Tobacco and Oilseeds Cultivation in India

Detailed analysis of Tea and Coffee Cultivation in India

Tea and Coffee Cultivation in India

Minimum Support Price for Agricultural Products

Procurement Price, FRP, Issue Price and Buffer Stock

Procurement Price, Fair and Remunerative Price, Issue Price and Buffer Stock

Detailed analysis of Green and White Revolution in India

Green Revolution and White Revolution in India

Maths Optional Faculty. Hindu College Alumna. Hobbies - Reading, Graphology, Travelling, Music, Yoga . 

Vinita Devi

The course is a summary course of most important book for prelims and mains.

Summary - Geography of India by Majid Hussain - UPSC CSE

India's Top Geography Educator | Use invite code - 'SGYT10' to Unlock my Free Content | Explore the World of Geography like a Pro!

Sudarshan Gurjar

In this course Learners are able to learn all places of Mineral resources of India through Maps !!
Highly recommended for all exams!!

(Hindi) Minerals Resources of India Through Maps: UPSC

Charu Meena

This collection focuses on the overview of soil and it's components. It begins by explaining soil and its formation. It explains in detail soil profile, layers found in a soil profile and the factors that affect soil formation. It then the highlights the different types of soil found in India, which are, Alluvial soil - Newer, Older and Finer, Black Soil and Red Soil. The next part of the collection deals with more types of soils such as Laterite Soil, Forest and Mountain Soil, Arid and Desert Soil, and Saline & Alkaline Soil. The last part of the collection educates us on Peaty and Marshy Soil and on the topic of Soil Erosion, the types of Erosion, the causes and the methods of conservation of soil. 

Geography for UPSC CSE: Soil And Its Components

B Tech from MNIT, Jaipur. Appeared in CSE interview thrice. Loves teaching and playing badminton.

Bhumika Saini

India features a vast range of natural resources, be it any competitive exam it is always vital to know in depth about all the concepts related India's natural resources. Keeping this fact in mind Bhumika has designed this course overview on the resources of India. As the course begins one will  learn how the minerals are classified. One will comprehend types, significances, reserves, and mining centers of Iron ore, bauxite and copper. She also throws light on some atomic minerals and gives a thorough explanation on it. She also provides information on the types of soil, their formation and distribution in India. Tags: Natural Resources of India, Resources of India, Resources India, Natural Resources, Minerals in India, Mineral Reserves in India, Soil Types in India, Coal Reserves in India, Coal in India, Fundamentals of Geography for UPSC CSE, Fundamentals of Geography for IAS Exam, Geography Syllabus for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC Syllabus, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, IAS Syllabus, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus.

Geography for UPSC CSE: Natural Resources of India

Just Be Good and Do Good.Worked at L&T.Love to teach.Writing poems is my hobby.

Sridhar V

In this course, Sridhar has discussed all the major minerals in detail.

Major Minerals in India - Geography for UPSC CSE

Pursuing Electrical Engineering from NIT Jaipur.
Interest- Geophysics, Astronomy, Geography, Android App Development.

Avinash Saran

In this course you will learn the following - Major Industrial Regions of India, Industrial districts of India, Road, Rail, Port, Labour along with Industrial Regions etc. Everything would be expressed in a very systematic way. This course would be extremely useful for UPSC CSE geography (prelims+mains) as well as for geography optional.Thank you!

Lessons

25 lessons • 5h 18m