Static GK (Static General Knowledge) means that type of knowledge which does NOT change over time.
📘 Simple Definition
👉 Static GK = Fixed facts that remain the same for many years.
🧠 Examples of Static GK
- Capital of India → New Delhi
- National Animal → Tiger
- Constitution of India → Adopted in 1950
- Largest Ocean → Pacific Ocean
- First President of India → Dr. Rajendra Prasad
These facts do not change frequently, so they are called static.
List of important Static GK topics—very useful for exams like SSC, Banking, Railways, UPSC, and State exams:
🌍 Geography (Static GK)
- Continents & Oceans
- Mountains, Plateaus & Plains
- Rivers & Lakes (India & World)
- Deserts of the World
- National Parks & Wildlife Sanctuaries
- Climate & Natural Vegetation
- Important Straits, Gulfs & Passes
🏛️ History
- Ancient History (Indus Valley, Vedic Period)
- Medieval History (Delhi Sultanate, Mughal Empire)
- Modern History (Freedom Struggle, Revolt of 1857)
- Important Dynasties & Rulers
- Important Battles & Events
🇮🇳 Indian Polity
- Constitution of India
- Fundamental Rights & Duties
- President, Prime Minister & Parliament
- Supreme Court & High Courts
- Important Amendments
💰 Economy (Basic Static GK)
- Types of Economy
- Economic Terms (GDP, Inflation, Fiscal Policy)
- Banking Basics
- Important Financial Institutions
🧪 General Science
- Physics (Motion, Force, Energy)
- Chemistry (Elements, Compounds, Periodic Table)
- Biology (Human Body, Plants, Diseases)
🎭 Art & Culture
- Classical Dances of India
- Folk Dances & Music
- Festivals of India
- Important Temples & Monuments
- UNESCO World Heritage Sites
🏅 Sports
- National & International Sports
- Famous Trophies & Cups
- Important Stadiums
- Sports Personalities
🌐 World GK
- Countries, Capitals & Currencies
- International Organizations
- Important Days & Themes
📚 Miscellaneous Static GK
- Books & Authors
- Awards & Honors
- Important Days
- First in India (First President, First Woman, etc.)
- Famous Personalities
🔥 Pro Tip for Exams
Focus more on:
- Capitals & Currencies
- National Parks
- Constitution Articles
- Important Dates & Awards