Indian Geography MCQ

Kuldeep Lodhi Updated August 8, 2025 1 min read Education

This MCQ series has covered some of the important questions as per the requirements of any government examination. These questions will help you in many examinations. All the important topics have been covered; to check your knowledge, attempt these questions.

Q61. Which hills form the watershed between India and Myanmar?

A Khasi Hills

B Mizo Hills

C Patkai Bum and Naga Hills

D Jaintia Hills

Q62. Which peak is the highest in the Naga Hills?

A Saramati

B Blue Mountain

C Dzukou

D Nokrek

Q63. The Barail range separates which two hill ranges?

A Naga Hills and Manipur Hills

B Garo Hills and Mizo Hills

C Patkai Bum and Khasi Hills

D Jaintia Hills and Khasi Hills

Q64. Blue Mountain, the highest point of Mizo Hills, has an elevation of approximately:

A 2,157 Metre

B 2517 Metre

C 2317 Metre

D 2417 Metre

Q65. Which geographical feature is called the "Body and Soul of India"?

A Indo-Gangetic Plain

B Western Ghats

C Himalayas

D Peninsular Plateau

Q66. The Himalayas intercept summer monsoon winds coming mainly from which two sources?

A Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean

B Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal

C Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean

D Bay of Bengal and Red Sea

Q67. Himalayas prevent which type of air masses from entering India during winter?

A Warm Oceanic Air

B Tropical Air

C Cold Continental Air

D Polar Maritime Air

Q68. The Ganga River originates from which Himalayan glacier?

A Gaumukh Glacier

B Pindari Glacier

C Siachen Glacier

D Gangotri Glacier

Q69. The fertile soil of Northern India is mainly formed due to

A Sediments from Tethys Sea

B Erosion of Western Ghats

C Volcanic Activity

D Wind Deposition

Q70. Which region offers ideal sites for hydroelectricity generation due to deep valleys?

A Coastal Plains

B Himalayas

C Desert