General Knowledge notes for Lok Sewa: Nepal’s geography, history, culture, people and resources, important national facts, international organisations, firsts and famous people. General Knowledge carries many marks in Kharidar and Nayab Subba papers. Our notes collect the facts that are asked most often, grouped by topic so they are easy to revise, with quizzes for each topic. Facts like population and records can change, so each post shows when it was last updated.
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Questions on international organisations come up in almost every Lok Sewa general knowledge paper: when Nepal joined the United Nations, where SAARC has its secretariat, who the members of BIMSTEC are, or where a UN agency has its headquarters. This note brings together the United Nations, Nepal in the UN, SAARC, BIMSTEC, the WTO and other bodies that matter to Nepal, with the dates and places you need to remember.
History questions in Lok Sewa often go back before the unification of Nepal: who was the first Kirat king, which inscription is the oldest dated one, who started Nepal Sambat, and how the Kathmandu Valley was divided among the Mallas. This note covers the Gopal, Mahishpal, Kirat, Licchavi and Malla periods in a simple, exam-ready form, with the kings, inscriptions and monuments that are asked most often.
Exam notes on Nepal’s protected-area system, covering every national park, the wildlife and hunting reserves, conservation areas, Ramsar and World Heritage sites and endangered animals, with a full quiz at the end.
Exam notes on Rana rule in Nepal: Kot Parva, Jung Bahadur’s reforms, roll of succession, later Rana prime ministers, Praja Parishad, the 1997 martyrs and the 2007 revolution, with a full quiz at the end.
Exam notes on Nepal’s federal structure and its seven provinces, covering capitals, district counts, naming history, notable places, local levels and provincial government, with a full quiz at the end.
Easy exam notes on the unification of Nepal: the Gorkha kingdom, Prithvi Narayan Shah’s early life, the conquest of Nuwakot, Kirtipur and the Kathmandu valley, the Divya Upadesh and what happened after him, with a full quiz at the end.
Clear exam notes on Nepal’s river systems (Koshi, Gandaki, Karnali, Mahakali), other rivers, major lakes, wetlands and glaciers, with a full quiz at the end.
Simple, exam-focused notes on where Nepal lies, its size, borders, highest and lowest points, physical regions, mountains and climate, with a full quiz at the end.
The Constitution of Nepal is the supreme law of the country, officially promulgated on September 20, 2015 (Ashoj 3, 2072 […]
