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Mauryan rule in GujaratWhich Mauryan emperor's rock edicts have been found at Junagadh in Gujarat?
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GPSC officially released the 2026 exam calendar listing 329 tentative vacancies across various Class-1 and Class-2 posts, with General Studies prelims scheduled for July 26, 2026 for posts 5-18.
GPSC has released the provisional answer key for the Class 1-2 Prelims exam held on 7 June 2026. Candidates can submit objections online with a fee of ₹100 per question within the objection window.
GPSC released call letters for the Class 1-2 Prelims exam through the GPSC OJAS portal. An 'Unblock Call Letter' window with a processing fee was also provided for candidates who missed prior consent form submission.
The GPSC Class 1 & 2 Preliminary Examination 2026 (Advt. 05/2026-27) was conducted on 7 June 2026, with thousands of candidates appearing across Gujarat for posts including Deputy Collector and DSP.
Application window closed (Advt. 05/2026-27)
passedThu, 16 Apr, 2026
Online applications were accepted from 2 April to 16 April 2026
📍Prelims exam (Advt. 05/2026-27)
passedSun, 7 Jun, 2026
Paper 1: General Studies I (200 marks), Paper 2: General Studies II (200 marks)
Provisional answer key released
passedWed, 17 Jun, 2026
Objection window open with ₹100 fee per question
📍General Studies Prelims (Posts 5-18)
15 days awaySun, 26 Jul, 2026
100-mark General Studies paper for multiple posts as per GPSC 2026 calendar
Prelims result (expected)
24 days awayTue, 4 Aug, 2026
Results typically declared 1-2 months after exam; final answer key released first
📍Mains examination (tentative)
86 days awayMon, 5 Oct, 2026
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Indus Valley Civilization
Harappa, Mohenjo-daro, Lothal (Gujarat), Dholavira (Gujarat — UNESCO 2021), Surkotada.
Ancient India
Vedic age, Mahajanapadas, Mauryan, Gupta and post-Gupta empires.
Medieval India
Delhi Sultanate, Mughals, Bhakti and Sufi movements, Vijayanagar.
Modern India and freedom struggle
1857, INC, Gandhian phase, partition and independence.
Mauryan rule in Gujarat
Junagadh rock edicts of Ashoka; Chandragupta governor Pushyagupta; Sudarshan lake at Girnar.
Western Kshatrapas and Maitrakas
Rudradaman I — Junagadh Sanskrit inscription; Maitrakas of Vallabhi (475-776 CE).
Solanki / Chaulukya dynasty (940-1244 CE)
Mulraj I, Bhima I, Siddhraj Jaysinh, Kumarapal; capital Anhilwara (Patan); golden age of Gujarat.
Somnath temple and Mahmud of Ghazni
Mahmud of Ghazni's raid 1026 CE; repeated rebuilding; Sardar Patel's reconstruction 1951.
Delhi Sultanate and Mughal rule in Gujarat
Alauddin Khilji conquest 1297; Gujarat Sultanate (Ahmad Shah I — Ahmedabad 1411); Akbar's annexation 1573.
Maratha rule and British advent
Gaekwads of Baroda; East India Company foothold at Surat 1612; Treaty of Bassein 1802.
Mahatma Gandhi and Gujarat
Born Porbandar 1869; Sabarmati Ashram 1917; Kheda satyagraha 1918; Bardoli satyagraha 1928; Dandi March 1930.
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Born Nadiad; Bardoli leader; integration of 562 princely states; Statue of Unity, Kevadia.
Statehood of Gujarat
Mahagujarat Movement under Indulal Yagnik; bifurcation of Bombay state on 1 May 1960.
World geography
Continents, oceans, climatic zones, world physical features.
Indian geography
Himalayas, peninsular plateau, rivers, monsoon, agriculture.
Location and physiography of Gujarat
Westernmost state; longest coastline (~1600 km) in India; Saurashtra peninsula and Kachchh.
Rann of Kachchh
Great Rann (salt marsh, Indo-Pak border) and Little Rann; Wild Ass Sanctuary; flamingo nesting.
Rivers of Gujarat
Sabarmati, Mahi, Narmada, Tapi, Banas; Sardar Sarovar dam on Narmada.
Wildlife and protected areas
Gir NP (Asiatic lions, only home), Marine NP Gulf of Kachchh, Velavadar (blackbuck), Nal Sarovar.
Mineral and energy resources
Lignite (Kutch), bauxite, oil and gas (Bombay High, Ankleshwar); largest salt producer.
Physics in everyday life
Force, motion, electricity, light, sound.
Chemistry basics
Periodic table, acids/bases, polymers, fertilizers.
Biology and human body
Cells, organ systems, nutrition, diseases.
Science and technology
ISRO, AI, biotechnology, IT — recent advances and applications.
Environment and ecology
Ecosystems, biodiversity, conservation, environmental laws.
Climate change
UNFCCC, Paris Agreement, IPCC, India's NDCs and Net Zero by 2070.
Indian Constitution
Preamble, Fundamental Rights, DPSPs, basic structure, amendments.
Union Government
President, PM, Parliament, Supreme Court.
State Government and Panchayati Raj
Governor, CM, State Legislature, 73rd-74th amendments.
Constitutional and statutory bodies
ECI, UPSC, CAG, Finance Commission, NHRC, Lokpal.
Gujarat Legislative Assembly
182-seat unicameral assembly; CM, Council of Ministers; Gujarat HC at Ahmedabad.
Tentatively scheduled for 5-10 October 2026; descriptive papers totaling 1250 marks
Interview/Personality Test (expected)
174 days awayFri, 1 Jan, 2027
Conducted for candidates qualifying Mains; carries 100-150 marks
Gujarat Public Service Commission
Composition, role under Article 315 in state recruitment.