What is the syllabus for CDS Geography?

Candidates in Geography should cover Agriculture, Air Drainage, Earth: Core and Surface, Environment, Forest and Wildlife Resources, Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes, Human Resources, Human Settlement, India: Climate, Vegetation and Wildlife, India: Physical Features (Size and Location), Industries, International Trade, Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources, Landforms of the Earth, Life on the Earth (Deserts, Ocean, Jungles, Mountain, Antarctic), Lifelines of National Economy, Maps, Minerals, and Energy Resources, Natural Hazards and Disasters, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife, Physiography, Population (Distribution, Density & Growth), Primary, secondary, Tertiary & Quaternary Activities, Resource and Development, Solar System, Topographic and Weather, Transport & Communication, Tropical, and the Subtropical Region, Water Resources.

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<p>Candidates who are preparing for upcoming CDS exam must follow the syllabus to prepare for the exam and prepare according to the latest exam pattern. Aspirants can prioritize the easy and scoring topics and ensure to cover them first. The syllabus for CDS Geography mainly comprise of Physical Geography, Indian Geography, World Geography, Environmental Geography and Economic Geography.</p><p>Some of the topics covered under them include Agriculture, Air Drainage, Earth: Core and Surface, Environment, Forest and Wildlife Resources, Globe: Latitudes and Longitudes, Human Resources, Human Settlement, India: Climate, Vegetation and Wildlife, India: Physical Features (Size and Location), Industries, International Trade, Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources, Landforms of the Earth, Life on the Earth (Deserts, Ocean, Jungles, Mountain, Antarctic), Lifelines of National Economy, Maps, Minerals, and Energy Resources, Natural Hazards and Disasters, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife, Physiography, Population (Distribution, Density &amp; Growth), Primary, secondary, Tertiary &amp; Quaternary Activities, Resource and Development, Solar System, Topographic and Weather, Transport &amp; Communication, Tropical, and the Subtropical Region, Water Resources.</p>

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