Transcription of GEOGRAPHY - APSC
1 GEOGRAPHYPAPER ISection I : PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY :Group A : Geomorphology of the movements including mountain, Building and of erosion normal, arid, glacial and coastals, Landform classifcation and the major landforms with special reference to B : Climatology of climats and factors influencing zonation of the distribution Foressure and of C : Oceanography bottom and temperature of the ocean and movement of ocean deposits and coral D: Soil GEOGRAPHY , Biogeography and Ecosystem(a)Soil GEOGRAPHY forming of soil groups of the World.(b) Biogeography :1. Distribution of plants and animals in different ecological conditons in the regions of the regions of the world.
2 (c)Ecosystem of ecosystem including of energy flow, water s impact on the ecosystem and its novel ecological II : Human and Economic GEOGRAPHY :Group A : Human GEOGRAPHY of European and American Geographers, Modern trends and thoughts in s response to various Geographic enviornments with special refernece to realms of the effecting population growth and population B. Economic GEOGRAPHY , scope and development of Economic of crops their production and distribution wheat, rice, cotton, ocane jute, tea and husbandry cattle and sheep their distribution and associatede Mineral and power resource Iron copper, aluminium, coal, petroleum, natrual gas and hydroelectric power industries Iron and stell, chemical, textile, paper, sugar and engineering.
3 Transport and trade and IISection I : Regional GEOGRAPHY :Group A. Regional GEOGRAPHY of India and North East Location, physiography, climate, soil, vegetation, agriculture, minerals industry, transport and communication, foreign trade and East India location, physiography, climate, soil, vegetation, economy and GEOGRAPHY of the Continents. Location, relief features, climate, resources and economy of each of 1. Asia, 2. Europe, 3. Africa, 4. North America, 5 South America, and 6. II : Political GEOGRAPHY and scope of politcal GEOGRAPHY . 2. State and Nations, 3. Forntiers, boundaries, buffer Zones their definition and function, 4.
4 Political status of different countries and territories of the world, 5. Politcal GEOGRAPHY of India with special reference to North East III : Cartography and Quantitative Methods in GEOGRAPHY :Group A : Cartography1. History of development of of map of Map projection and their uses and types of map principles and B : Quantative Methods in GEOGRAPHY :1. Need of quantification in of central tendency mean, medium and of and regression analysis in number.
