RePrep: Live Evaluation and Mentorship – 22 Tests (Geography Optional)

Teacher

Review

Rs ₹31,999.00₹23,999.00 Only

RePrep: Live Evaluation and Mentorship – By Krishna Gupta – CivilPrep

RePrep Geography Optional 2026: 20 Sectional Tests (19Q) + 2 Full Length Tests (Paper I and Paper II) | Mentorship upto UPSC Mains 2026 | Models, Theories & Case Studies | PYQ-Based | Complete Package

Transform Your Geography Optional Journey with RePrep

RePrep is a comprehensive Live Evaluation and Mentorship Program specifically designed for UPSC CSE 2026 Geography Optional aspirants who seek to master the complete syllabus through structured testing, personalized guidance, and strategic answer-writing practice.

Program Overview

Duration: 20 Weeks

Test Structure:

•12 Sectional Test covering all 19 questions from Paper I and Paper II

•2 Full Length Tests for focused topic-wise preparation

•Complete syllabus coverage across Physical Geography, Human Geography, and Indian Geography

What Makes RePrep Unique?

1. Models, Theories & Laws Integration Every test emphasizes the application of geographical models, theories, and laws—ensuring you develop the analytical depth required to score 300+ marks. From Von Thunen to Christaller, from Davis Cycle to Heartland Theory, RePrep ensures theoretical frameworks become your strength.

2. Case Study Integration Contemporary case studies are woven into every question, helping you connect geographical concepts with real-world applications. This approach mirrors UPSC’s demand for spatially contextualized answers that demonstrate global and Indian perspectives.

3. PYQ-Linked Question Design All questions are meticulously analyzed and curated based on Previous Year Questions (PYQs) trends from 2013-2024. This ensures you practice questions that reflect UPSC’s evolving pattern while building confidence through familiarity with exam standards.

4. Value-Added Material for Every Topic Beyond tests, RePrep provides comprehensive study material enriched with:

•Contemporary examples and data

•Maps and diagrams guidelines

•Model answers from toppers

•Conceptual clarity notes

•Current affairs integration

5. Live Evaluation & Personalized Mentorship Experience real-time feedback through:

•Detailed answer evaluation with personalized comments

•One-on-one mentorship sessions to address weaknesses

•Performance tracking and improvement roadmap

•Strategic guidance on presentation, maps, and diagrams

Who Should Join RePrep?

✅ Aspirants preparing for UPSC CSE Mains 2026

✅ Geography Optional students seeking structured test practice

✅ Candidates wanting to integrate models, theories, and case studies effectively

✅ Those looking for personalized mentorship and performance improvement

✅ Beginners and repeaters aiming for 300+ marks in Geography Optional

Program Structure

Phase 1: Sectional Tests (Weeks 1-20)  20 targeted sectional tests covering specific topics from Paper I Part A (Physical Geography, Geomorphology, Climatology) and Paper I Part B (Human Geography, Economic Geography, Regional Planning) and Paper II Indian Geography

Phase 2: Full-Length Tests (Weeks 21)  2 comprehensive full-length tests simulating actual UPSC Mains conditions, with all 19 questions covering the entire syllabus

Throughout the Program:

•Weekly mentorship sessions

•Detailed model answers and solutions

•Performance analytics and comparative ranking

•Doubt clearing sessions

•Value-added materials and current affairs updates

Why Choose RePrep for Geography Optional 2026?

🎯 Exam-Focused Preparation: PYQ-based question curation ensures relevance

📚 Complete Syllabus Coverage: All 19 questions from both papers covered systematically

🔍 Emphasis on Quality: Models, theories, laws, and case studies integrated in every test

📊 Performance Tracking: Regular evaluation helps identify and improve weak areas

🗺️ Map & Diagram Excellence: Special focus on visual presentation skills

💡 Contemporary Application: Current affairs and recent developments linked to geography

👨‍🏫 Expert Mentorship: Personalized guidance from experienced geography educators

📅 Strategic Timeline: 12-week intensive program aligning with Mains 2026 preparation cycle

A Complete Package for Geography Optional Success

RePrep is not just a test series—it’s a comprehensive preparation ecosystem that combines structured testing, strategic mentorship, quality study material, and performance-driven improvement. Whether you’re mastering geomorphological processes or understanding urbanization patterns, from analyzing climatic zones to evaluating regional planning strategies, RePrep equips you with the tools, techniques, and confidence to excel.

Join RePrep and transform your Geography Optional preparation into your biggest strength for UPSC CSE Mains 2026.

Key Features at a Glance:

✔ 22 Tests Total (2 FLTs + 20 Sectional Tests)

✔ 20 Weeks Duration (Upto UPSC Mains 2026)

✔ All 19 Questions Coverage (Paper I + Paper II)

✔ Models, Theories & Laws Focus

✔ Integrated Case Studies

✔ PYQ-Based Question Design

✔ Value-Added Study Material

✔ Live Evaluation & Personalized Mentorship

✔ Complete UPSC CSE 2026 Preparation Package

For Enrolment call or WhatsApp at 8700523510 and Master Geography Optional with RePrep!

Course Features

Lectures 201
Quiz 0
Duration 5 Months
Skill level All levels
Language English
Students 15
Certificate No
Assessments Yes

20 Sections
201 Lessons
22 Weeks

Expand all sectionsCollapse all sections

VI. Perspectives in Human Geography - Paper 1 - Part B
Perspectives in Human Geography - Paper 1 - Part B
12
- 1.1
  1. Introduction to Perspectives in Human Geography
- 1.2
  2. School of Thoughts in Human Geography
- 1.3
  3. Determinism and Possibilism
- 1.4
  4. Quantitative Revolution
- 1.5
  5. Behavioral Approach
- 1.6
  6. Humanistic Approach in Human geography
- 1.7
  7. Radical Approach in Human Geography
- 1.8
  8. Environmentalism in Human Geography
- 1.9
  9. Welfare Approach in Human Geography
- 1.10
  10. Religion, Language and Cultural regions of the world
- 1.11
  11. Human development index
- 1.12
  1. Test 1 – Perspectives in Human Geography
X. Models, Theories, and Laws in Human Geography - Paper 1 - Part B
X. Models, Theories, and Laws in Human Geography - Paper 1 - Part B
10
- 2.1
  11. System analysis in Human geography
- 2.2
  12. Malthusian, Marxian, and demographic transition models
- 2.3
  13. Central Place theories of Christaller and Losch
- 2.4
  14. Perroux and Boudeville
- 2.5
  15. Von Thunen’s model of agricultural location
- 2.6
  16. Weber’s model of industrial location
- 2.7
  17. Rostow’s model of stages of growth
- 2.8
  18. Heartland and Rimland theories
- 2.9
  19. Laws of international boundaries and frontiers
- 2.10
  Test Models, Theories and Laws
VII. Economic Geography - Paper 1 - Part B
VII. Economic Geography - Paper 1 - Part B
10
- 3.1
  20. World economic development: measurement and problems
- 3.2
  21. World resources and their distribution
- 3.3
  22. Energy crisis
- 3.4
  23. The limits to growth
- 3.5
  24. World agriculture: typology of agricultural regions: Agricultural inputs and productivity
- 3.6
  25. World industries location patterns and problems
- 3.7
  26. Patterns of World Trade
- 3.8
  27. Food security
- 3.9
  28. Famine: causes, effects, and remedies
- 3.10
  Test – Economic Geography
VIII. Population and Settlement Geography - Paper 1 - Part B
VIII. Population and Settlement Geography - Paper 1 - Part B
19
- 4.1
  29. Growth and distribution of world population
- 4.2
  30. Demographic attributes
- 4.3
  31. Causes and consequences of migration
- 4.4
  32. Concepts of over, under and optimum population
- 4.5
  33. Population theories
- 4.6
  34. Social well-being and quality of life
- 4.7
  35. Population as social capital
- 4.8
  36. Types and patterns of rural settlements
- 4.9
  37. Environmental issues in rural settlements
- 4.10
  38. Hierarchy of urban settlements
- 4.11
  39. Urban morphology
- 4.12
  40. Concept of primate city and rank-size rule
- 4.13
  41. Functional classification of towns
- 4.14
  42. Sphere of urban influence
- 4.15
  43. Rural-urban fringe
- 4.16
  44. Satellite towns
- 4.17
  45. Problems and remedies of urbanization
- 4.18
  46. Sustainable development of cities
- 4.19
  Test – Population and Settlement
IX. Regional Planning - Paper 1 - Part B
IX. Regional Planning - Paper 1 - Part B
8
- 5.1
  47. Concept of a Region
- 5.2
  48. Types of regions and methods of regionalization
- 5.3
  49. Growth centres and growth poles
- 5.4
  50. Regional imbalances
- 5.5
  52. Environmental issues in regional planning
- 5.6
  51. Regional development strategies
- 5.7
  53. Planning for sustainable development
- 5.8
  Test – Regional Planning
I. Geomorphology - Physical Geography - Paper 1 - Part A
I. Geomorphology - Physical Geography - Paper 1 - Part A
19
- 6.1
  54. Factors controlling landform development
- 6.2
  55. Endogenetic and exogenetic forces
- 6.3
  56. Origin and evolution of the earth’s crust
- 6.4
  57. Fundamentals of geomagnetism
- 6.5
  58. Physical conditions of the earth’s interior
- 6.6
  59. Geosynclines
- 6.7
  60. Continental drift
- 6.8
  61. Isostasy
- 6.9
  62. Plate tectonics
- 6.10
  63. Recent views on mountain building
- 6.11
  64. Volcanicity
- 6.12
  65. Earthquakes and Tsunamis
- 6.13
  67. Denudation chronology
- 6.14
  66. Concepts of geomorphic cycles and landscape development
- 6.15
  68. Channel morphology
- 6.16
  69. Erosion surfaces
- 6.17
  70. Slope development
- 6.18
  71. Applied Geomorphology; Geomorphology, economic geology, and environment
- 6.19
  Test – Geomorphology
II. Climatology - Paper 1 - Part A
II. Climatology - Paper 1 - Part A
15
- 7.1
  72. Temperature and pressure belts of the world
- 7.2
  73. Heat budget of the earth
- 7.3
  74. Atmospheric circulation
- 7.4
  75. Atmospheric stability and instability
- 7.5
  76. Planetary and local winds
- 7.6
  77. Monsoons and jet streams
- 7.7
  78. Air masses and fronts
- 7.8
  79. Temperate and tropical cyclones
- 7.9
  80. Types and distribution of precipitation
- 7.10
  81. Weather and Climate
- 7.11
  82. Koppen’s, Thornthwaite’s, and Trewartha’s classification of world climate
- 7.12
  83. Hydrological cycle
- 7.13
  84. Global climatic change, and role and response of man in climatic changes;
- 7.14
  85. Applied climatology and Urban climate
- 7.15
  Test – Climatology
III. Oceanography - Paper 1 - Part A
III. Oceanography - Paper 1 - Part A
11
- 8.1
  86. Bottom topography of the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans;
- 8.2
  87. Temperature and salinity of the oceans
- 8.3
  88. Heat and salt budgets
- 8.4
  89. Ocean deposits
- 8.5
  90. Waves, currents, and tides
- 8.6
  91. Marine resources: biotic, mineral, and energy resources
- 8.7
  92. Coral reefs, coral bleaching
- 8.8
  93. Sea-level changes
- 8.9
  94. Law of the sea and marine pollution
- 8.10
  95.
- 8.11
  Oceanography Test
IV. Biogeography - Paper 1 - Part A
IV. Biogeography - Paper 1 - Part A
10
- 9.1
  96. Genesis of soils
- 9.2
  97. Classification and distribution of soils
- 9.3
  98. Soil profile
- 9.4
  99. Soil erosion, degradation, and conservation
- 9.5
  100. Factors influencing world distribution of plants and animals
- 9.6
  101. Problems of deforestation and conservation measures
- 9.7
  102. Social forestry, agro-forestry
- 9.8
  103. Wildlife
- 9.9
  104. Major gene pool centres
- 9.10
  Test – Biogeography
V. Environmental Geography - Paper 1 - Part A
V. Environmental Geography - Paper 1 - Part A
11
- 10.1
  105. Principles of ecology
- 10.2
  106. Human ecological adaptations
- 10.3
  107. Influence of man on ecology and environment
- 10.4
  108. Global and regional ecological changes and imbalances
- 10.5
  109. Ecosystem management and conservation
- 10.6
  110. Environmental degradation, management, and conservation
- 10.7
  111. Biodiversity and sustainable development
- 10.8
  112. Environmental policy
- 10.9
  113. Environmental hazards and remedial measures
- 10.10
  114. Environmental education and legislation
- 10.11
  Test – Environmental Geography
XI. Physical Setting - Paper 2
XI. Physical Setting - Paper 2
11
- 11.1
  115. Space relationship of India with neighbouring countries
- 11.2
  116. Structure and relief
- 11.3
  117. Drainage system and watersheds
- 11.4
  118. Physiographic regions
- 11.5
  119. Mechanism of Indian monsoons and rainfall patterns
- 11.6
  120. Tropical cyclones and western disturbances
- 11.7
  121. Floods and droughts
- 11.8
  122. Climatic regions
- 11.9
  123. Natural vegetation
- 11.10
  124. Soil types and their distributions
- 11.11
  11. Test 11 – Physical Settings
XII. Resources - Paper 2
XII. Resources - Paper 2
4
- 12.1
  125. Land, surface, and groundwater
- 12.2
  127. Forest and wildlife resources and their conservation
- 12.3
  128. Energy crisis
- 12.4
  12. Test – Resources – Paper 2
XIII. Agriculture - Paper 2
XIII. Agriculture - Paper 2
12
- 13.1
  129. Infrastructure: Irrigation, Seeds, Fertilizers, power
- 13.2
  130. Institutional factors: land holdings, land tenure, and land reforms
- 13.3
  131. Cropping pattern, agricultural productivity, agricultural intensity, crop combination, land capability
- 13.4
  132. Agro and social-forestry
- 13.5
  133. Green revolution and its socio-economic and ecological implications
- 13.6
  134. Significance of dry farming
- 13.7
  135. Aqua-culture, Sericulture, Agriculture, and poultry
- 13.8
  136. Livestock Resources and White Revolution
- 13.9
  137. Agricultural regionalization
- 13.10
  138. Agro-climatic zones
- 13.11
  139. Agro-ecological regions
- 13.12
  13. Test – Agriculture – Paper II
XIV. Industry - Paper 2
XIV. Industry - Paper 2
9
- 14.1
  140. Evolution of industries
- 14.2
  141. Locational factors of cotton, jute, textile, iron and steel, aluminium, fertilizer, paper, chemical and pharmaceutical, automobile, cottage, and agro-based industries
- 14.3
  142. Industrial houses and complexes including public sector undertakings
- 14.4
  143. Industrial regionalization
- 14.5
  144. New industrial policy
- 14.6
  145. Multinationals and liberalization
- 14.7
  146. Special Economic Zones
- 14.8
  147. Tourism including ecotourism
- 14.9
  14. Test – Industry – Paper 2
XV: Transport, Communication, and Trade - Paper 2
XV: Transport, Communication and Trade - Paper 2
8
- 15.1
  148. Road, railway, waterway, airway, and pipeline networks and their complementary roles in regional development
- 15.2
  149. Growing importance of ports on national and foreign trade
- 15.3
  150. Trade balance
- 15.4
  151. Trade policy
- 15.5
  152. Export processing zones
- 15.6
  153. Developments in communication and information technology and their impacts on economy and society
- 15.7
  154. Indian space programme
- 15.8
  15. Test – Transport, Communication and Trade – Paper 2
XVI. Cultural Setting - Paper 2
XVI. Cultural Setting - Paper 2
10
- 16.1
  155. Historical perspective of Indian society
- 16.2
  156. Racial, linguistic, and ethnic diversities
- 16.3
  157. Religious minorities
- 16.4
  158. Major tribes, tribal areas, and their problems
- 16.5
  159. Cultural regions; Growth, distribution, and density of population
- 16.6
  160. Demographic attributes: sex-ratio, age structure, literacy rate, work-force, dependency ratio, longevity
- 16.7
  161. Migration (inter-regional, intra-regional, and international) and associated problems
- 16.8
  162. Population problems and policies
- 16.9
  163. Health indicators
- 16.10
  Test – Cultural Settings
XVII. Settlements - Paper 2
XVII. Settlements - Paper 2
10
- 17.1
  164. Types, patterns, and morphology of rural settlements
- 17.2
  165. Urban developments
- 17.3
  166. Morphology of Indian cities
- 17.4
  167. Functional classification of Indian cities
- 17.5
  168. Conurbations and metropolitan regions
- 17.6
  169. Urban sprawl
- 17.7
  170. Slums and associated problems
- 17.8
  171. Town planning
- 17.9
  172. Problems of urbanization and remedies
- 17.10
  Test. Settlement
XVIII. Regional Development and Planning - Paper 2
XVIII. Regional Development and Planning - Paper 2
9
- 18.1
  173. Experience of regional planning in India and Five Year Plans
- 18.2
  175. Integrated rural development programmes
- 18.3
  176. Panchayati Raj and decentralized planning
- 18.4
  177. Command area development
- 18.5
  178. Watershed management
- 18.6
  179. Planning for backward areas, desert, drought-prone, hill, and tribal area development
- 18.7
  180. Multi-level planning
- 18.8
  181. Regional planning and development of island territories
- 18.9
  18. Test – Regional Development and Planning – Paper 2
XIX. Political Aspects - Paper 2
XIX. Political Aspects - Paper 2
8
- 19.1
  182. Geographical basis of Indian federalism
- 19.2
  183. State reorganization
- 19.3
  184. Emergence of new states
- 19.4
  185. Regional consciousness and inter-state issues
- 19.5
  186. International boundary of India and related issues
- 19.6
  187. Cross-border terrorism
- 19.7
  188. India’s role in world affairs
- 19.8
  189. Geopolitics of South Asia and Indian Ocean realm
XX. Contemporary Issues - Paper 2
XX. Contemporary Issues - Paper 2
13
- 20.1
  190. Ecological issues: Environmental hazards like landslides, earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, and droughts
- 20.2
  191. Issues related to environmental pollution
- 20.3
  192. Changes in patterns of land use
- 20.4
  193. Principles of environmental impact assessment and environmental management
- 20.5
  194. Population explosion and food security
- 20.6
  195. Environmental degradation
- 20.7
  196. Deforestation, desertification, and soil erosion
- 20.8
  197. Problems of agrarian and industrial unrest
- 20.9
  198. Regional disparities in economic development
- 20.10
  199. Sustainable growth and development
- 20.11
  200. Environmental awareness
- 20.12
  201. Linkage of rivers;
- 20.13
  202. Globalization and Indian economy

civilprepindia

Courses

RePrep: Live Evaluation and Mentorship – 22 Tests (Geography Optional)

Course Features

Leave A Reply Cancel reply

Company

Links

Terms

CivilPrep

Courses

RePrep: Live Evaluation and Mentorship – 22 Tests (Geography Optional)

Course Features

Leave A Reply Cancel reply

You May Like

Company

Links

Terms

CivilPrep

Login with your site account

Register a new account

Modal title