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The Last-Day Revision Handbook

Revise Indian Polity in one night, in 40+ pages.

34 chapters, one page each: key facts, a mnemonic, a solved MCQ and the exam trap to avoid. Built for the night before SSC, UPSC, banking, railway and State PSC exams.

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Cover of Indian Polity and Constitution in 40 Pages, The Last-Day Revision Handbook, by Professor Anant
44pages
34chapters
34solved MCQs
34exam traps

Useful for exams with a polity section

Indian Polity and the Constitution appear in the General Awareness and General Studies papers of many competitive exams. Only the depth changes: SSC and railways ask direct facts, UPSC asks conceptual statements, and banking exams lean on current affairs.

SSC CGLSSC CHSLUPSC PrelimsIBPS POIBPS ClerkState PSC prelims SSC MTSSBI PO / ClerkRBI Grade BRRB NTPCRRB Group DNDACDSCAPFLIC / insurance examsState police and SSC exams

Check your own exam’s latest syllabus. The book’s exam-wise strategy (page 3) and syllabus map (page 4) show which chapters matter most for SSC, banking, UPSC and State PSC, so you can choose where to spend your hours. The weightings are indicative.

Last-day revision, made simpler

Typical last-day revision

  • Polity textbooks run to hundreds of pages
  • Articles, Schedules and numbers are easy to mix up under pressure
  • Look-alike terms and dates trip you up in the exam hall
  • It is hard to decide which chapters to prioritise

With this handbook

  • Key facts, one box per chapter
  • A mnemonic and one solved MCQ to lock it in
  • A trap list: one exam trap for every chapter
  • A 3-pass plan for your last day

What’s inside

Every chapter follows the same quick layout, so you revise faster as you go.

Key facts box

The Articles, dates, numbers and provisions that actually get tested, with no padding.

Mnemonic / shortcut

One memory trick per chapter to recall the sequence or list in the exam hall.

Solved example

An exam-style MCQ with the answer and a one-line reason.

Quick tip

The trap examiners set for this topic, and how to dodge it.

Exam traps (2 pages)

One trap per chapter, plus exam-hall traps to read on the morning of the exam.

Quick finders (2 pages)

An Article-to-subject finder and the magic numbers worth memorising.

1Regulating Act to Crown Rule
2Crown Rule to Independence
3Making of the Constitution
4Sources of the Constitution
5The Preamble
6Parts, Schedules & Articles
7Union & its Territory
8Citizenship
9Fundamental Rights I (Arts 12–22)
10Fundamental Rights II & Writs
11Directive Principles
12Fundamental Duties
13The President
14VP, PM, Council of Ministers, AG
15Parliament: LS & RS
16Sessions, Motions & Devices
17Bills, Budget, Joint Sitting
18Parliamentary Committees
19Governor, CM, Advocate General
20State Legislature
21The Supreme Court
22High Courts & Lok Adalats
23Centre–State Relations
24Emergency Provisions
25Panchayati Raj
26Municipalities & Co-operatives
27ECI, UPSC, Finance Commission
28CAG, Commissions & Others
29Statutory & Non-Constitutional Bodies
30Constitutional Amendments
31Landmark SC Judgments
32Current Polity (Oct 2026)
33Constitutional Offices at a Glance
34Who’s Who & Famous Firsts

See exactly what you get

Every chapter is one page in the same layout. Here is Chapter 1 as it appears in the book, followed by traps from the list at the back.

Chapter 1 · Regulating Act to Crown Rule

Key facts
■ Regulating Act 1773: Governor of Bengal became Governor-General of Bengal (Warren Hastings first).
■ Charter Act 1833: Governor-General of India (Lord William Bentinck first).
■ GoI Act 1858: Company rule ended; Governor-General became Viceroy (Lord Canning first).
Mnemonic
R-P-C-C-C-G: Regulating 1773 → Pitt 1784 → Charter 1813 → Charter 1833 → Charter 1853 → GoI Act 1858. Remember: 33 = “of India”, 58 = Viceroy.

Then a solved MCQ and the trap

Q. Which Act made the Governor-General of Bengal the Governor-General of India?
(a) Regulating Act 1773
(b) Pitt’s India Act 1784
(c) Charter Act 1833
(d) Charter Act 1853

Answer: (c) The Charter Act of 1833 created the post of Governor-General of India.
Exam trap
Regulating Act 1773 = Governor-General of Bengal. Charter Act 1833 = Governor-General of India. 1858 = Viceroy. Do not mix the three titles.

From the trap list at the back (page 40)

Ch 3. Adopted 26 Nov 1949 ≠ enforced 26 Jan 1950. B.N. Rau was an advisor, not the Drafting Committee chairman.
Ch 9. Art 19 = citizens only; Arts 14, 20 and 21 = all persons. Art 21A = ages 6–14.
Ch 13. President’s electors = elected MPs + MLAs (nominated MPs excluded). VP’s electors = all MPs only.
Ch 14. Council of Ministers ≤ 15% of Lok Sabha (91st Amendment). VP votes only in a tie.

Your last-day plan: 3 passes, 3.5 hours

Pass 1 · 90 min

Read the key facts aloud

Read every key facts box aloud. Skip the MCQs for now.

Pass 2 · 90 min

Cover and solve

Hide the answer, solve each example MCQ, then note the ones you missed.

Pass 3 · 30 min

Mnemonics, traps, finders

Read only the mnemonics, the trap list and the quick finders. Then sleep.

Is this right for you?

A good fit if you

  • have studied polity once and want a fast, structured revision
  • have an exam in the next few days or weeks
  • read on your phone and want short, scannable pages
  • want one trap to watch for in every chapter

Not the right book if you

  • are learning polity from scratch and need full explanations
  • want a printed book or a full video course
  • expect a guarantee of marks or selection

Professor Anant Singh

Educator and author behind the Anant Exam Hub YouTube channel, which shares free study material for SSC, RRB, UPSC, banking and state exams. He made this handbook to give aspirants what they need on the last day: everything that matters, nothing that doesn’t. Watch free videos on YouTube

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Questions, answered

Is this for beginners?

It is a revision handbook, not a full course. It assumes you have studied the topics once from a standard textbook. If you are starting from zero, use it as a map of what to learn, then come back to it before the exam.

Will it help for my exam?

If your exam has a polity, Constitution or general awareness section, yes. That covers SSC, UPSC Prelims, banking, railways, defence exams and State PSCs. Depth differs by exam, so check your exam’s latest official syllabus.

How current is the content?

Chapters 32 and 34 cover developments up to October 2026. Office-holders, pending Bills and court rulings can change, so please re-check current-affairs items from an official or trusted news source on the exam morning.

Are the MCQs from past papers?

No. They are original, exam-style practice questions written to reinforce each chapter.

How was the book prepared?

It was compiled with AI assistance from standard polity sources, with recent developments checked against public sources. As with any study aid, cross-check provisions and current-affairs items against the text of the Constitution of India and official sources.

How do I get the book?

It is a PDF. You get the download link right after payment and can read it on any device.

Can I share it with friends?

Please don’t. The book is copyrighted. Ask your friends to buy their own copy for ₹49.

Can it guarantee a score?

No book can. This one helps you revise smarter in the final hours. Your results still depend on your practice and preparation.

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