Master General Studies
for India’s toughest exams.
GS Prep is one app for the full syllabus, Polity to Environment: short, plain readings that quiz you back, real past-year questions, timed mocks, and a revision queue that remembers what you miss.
No card needed. Built from NCERT and state-board foundations.
Polity · Federalism
Part 3 of 7
Division of powers
The Constitution divides law-making into three lists. Any subject named in none of them is a residuary subject, and that power belongs to Parliament.
Check yourself
A brand-new subject appears in none of the three lists. Who can make laws on it?
Correct. Article 248 gives residuary power to Parliament alone.
- subjects
- 11
- topics in plain English
- 270+
- check-yourself questions
- 1,000+
- of PYQs, every answer explained
- 30 yrs
subjects
topics in plain English
check-yourself questions
of PYQs, every answer explained
01What’s inside
The whole General Studies syllabus, ready to study
Short readings with a check after every section
A topic is a set of short pages you can finish in one sitting. Every section ends with a check-yourself question, so you never read without using what you just learned.
11
subjects
270+
topics
The whole syllabus, covered
- Polity
- Modern History
- Ancient History
- Medieval History
- World History
- Geography
- Economics
- Environment
- General Science
- Art & Culture
Ordered into guided paths for the exam you chose, so the next topic is always one click away.
Revision that runs itself
Wrong answers schedule their own comeback. Open the app and your due queue is waiting, no planning required.
Exam-weighted topics
Every topic shows how often it has been asked in your exam, from real past papers going back to 1995, so you study what pays. Each question comes with a clear explanation of its answer.
Progress you can feel
Completion tracking, mock scores and weekly leagues turn a long syllabus into a steady, visible climb.
02How it works
One loop, repeated until the syllabus is yours
01
Read
Short pages, one idea each. Plain academic English built from NCERT and state-board foundations, with the article numbers, dates and names exams actually test.
02
Check
A question waits at the end of every section, right where you just learned it. Answer before you move on, with a clear explanation either way.
03
Revise
Miss a question and it quietly joins your revision queue. It returns on a spaced schedule, again and again, until it sticks.
04
Prove it
Drill flashcard lessons, sit timed mocks, and work through real previous-year questions going back to 1995, every answer explained.
03Why students switch
Most prep apps make you watch. This one makes you remember.
The usual way
- Hours of lectures to sit through
- A question bank bolted on at the end
- Reread, highlight, forget
- Banners, upsells and noise
The GS Prep way
- Ten-minute readings you actually finish
- A check after every section, where it sticks
- Retrieval practice on an automatic schedule
- One calm place to read, practise and revise
04The method
Designed around what learning research actually shows
01
Testing beats rereading
Across a meta-analysis of 272 effects, answering practice questions beat restudying the same material. That is why our questions are not optional extras.
02
Placement matters
Questions inserted right after a passage outperform the same questions asked at the end. Ours sit exactly where the research says they should.
03
Spacing beats cramming
Reviews spread over growing intervals hold material far longer than massed repetition. Your revision queue runs on that schedule.
Findings from peer-reviewed research on practice testing, question placement and spaced repetition.
The syllabus is long. Start the loop today.
Read a topic, answer its checks, and let the revision queue carry what you miss. Free to start, calm throughout.
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