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

Bhumika Saini

Take a tour to the Physiographic regions of India with Bhumika Saini. In this course, she talks about the different types of Physiographic regions and the six phases involved in the formation of Himalayas. Also, the relief and structure of Himalayas are discussed in details along with their depiction on the maps. Further in the course Bhumika discusses the physiographic regions of Himalayas along with various important facts and figures. Thereby the various types of Western and Eastern Coastal Plains along with their differences are presented. Also, there is a detailed study of Longitudinal and Transverse profile of Indo-Gangetic Plains. Tags: Physiographic Regions, Physiographic Regions of India, Indian Physiographic Regions, Formation of Himalayas, The Himalayas, Structure of Himalayas, Physiographic Divisions of Himalayas, Indo-Gangetic Plains, Eastern Plains, Eastern Ghats, Western Plains, Western Ghats, 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.

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Geography for UPSC CSE: Physiographic Regions Of India

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The lesson talks about the Physiographic regions of India in detail: The Northern Mountains, The Peninsular Plateaus, Indo-Gangetic Plains, Thar Desert, The Coastal Plains and The Islands. Bhumika further elaborates on the Six Phases involved in the formation of Himalayas. Each of the phases is not only explained theoretically but also with the help of diagrams for a better and clearer comprehension. 

Understand The Formation Of Himalayas (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson throws light on the relief and structure of Himalayas: Tibetan Plateau, Indus-Tsangpo Suture Zone, Tethyan Himalayas, Greater Himalayas, Main Central Thrust, Lesser Himalayas, Main Boundary Fault, Shiwaliks, Himalayan Frontal Fault, Indo-Gangetic Basin. The lesson elaborates over each of these and also represents them with the help of diagrams.

Relief And Structure Of Himalayas (for UPSC CSE)

Understand the different Physiographic regions of Himalayas: Punjab Himalayas, Kumaon Himalayas, Nepal Himalayas, Assam Himalayas, Purvanchal and Trans-Himalayan Ranges. This lesson elaborates over each of these regions along with various facts that one must know from examination point of view. Maps are used to help the students to remember these regions easily. 

Overview Of Physiographic Divisions​ Of Himalayas (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson begins with a brief introduction of the Longitudinal Profile of Indo-Gangetic Plains. Thereby Bhumika elaborates over Bhabhar Region, Tarai Plains, Bangar region and Khadar region which are part of Longitudinal Profile of Indo-Gangetic Plains. Further in the lesson Traverse profile is taught in detail. It covers Rajasthan Plains, Punjab plains, Gangetic plains. All the regions are depicted with the help of illustrations for a clearer understanding. 

Detailed Study Of Indo-Gangetic Plains (for UPSC CSE)

The lesson talks about the types of Coastal Plains: Eastern and Western coastal plains. Bhumika elaborates over the types of Eastern Coastal Plains: Utkal plains, Andra plains, Coromandel coast and Western Coastal Plains: Konkan coast, Kanara coast, Malabar coast. All these are explained with maps for students to get a clear idea as to where they are situated. Also, the difference between Eastern and Western Coastal plains are also explained.  She also throws light on the significance of the Coastal plains. 

Eastern And Western Coastal Plains (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson helps one yield in-depth knowledge about western and eastern ghats. The three parts of western ghats which are northern western ghats, central western ghats and southern western ghats are comprehensively explained with appropriate pictorial representations. Then she sheds light on the complete information pertaining to eastern ghats with clear illustrations. Lastly, one can find a comparison on both these ghats.
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Eastern and Western Ghats (for UPSC CSE)

B Tech from NIT Calicut. Former teach for India fellow. Loves teaching and blogging 

Muhammed Salah T A

We will cover all the available facts and details regarding Indian river systems such as  their origins,their major tributaries, drainage basins, major infrastructure projects,their physical features,and their contemporary and cultural significance

Indian River Systems - UPSC CSE

PGT physics, science graduate, B Ed ,MA Philosophy , special interest in physics . love Indian classical music , folk music of uttarakhand ,

Maneesh Joshi

This course covers everything about peninsular highlands and the Himalayas.

18 years of teaching experience in social work, Indian society, social justice with UPSC, UPPCS & different PCS exams

Dharmendra Kumar

This Course covers Indian Geography at a glance such as Himalaya, Jhelum, ravi, chena, Yamuna and about many rivers. This Course is beneficial for UPSC aspirants.

(Hindi) Indian Geography - UPSC CSE

BTech (Computer science)2013-2017 from JMIT,Radaur. Cleared AFCAT, UPSC- CDS, SSC-CGL. Educator @ Unacademy. Follow me just for knowledge.

Garima Singh

In this course, national parks of India are described state wise and the rivers flowing there, animal and plant species are also discussed here. This course is made in Hindi language.

(Hindi) National Parks of India

Rakesh Negi

In this course, the educator discusses topics on Indian Geography in an interactive and map-based approach for UPSC CSE.

(Hindi) Indian Geography for UPSC CSE

In this course, the educator discusses the Indian climate, monsoon,  climatic regions of India etc. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE Aspirants.

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