For every Loksewa aspirant, there's a secret sauce to cracking the General Knowledge section: studying repeated questions. While the syllabus seems vast, a strategic analysis of the past 12 years of Public Service Commission (PSC) papers reveals a clear pattern. This curated list of 100 questions is distilled from exams conducted between 2070-2082 BS, covering Kharidar, NASU, Section Officer, and major banking exams (NRB, RBB, NBL). Mastering these will give you an unparalleled edge.
Top 25 Repeated GK Questions for Loksewa & Banking Exams (Updated 2026)
Top 25 Repeated GK Questions for Loksewa & Banking Exams (Updated 2026)
Why Repeated GK Questions Matter for Your Tayari
- The 80/20 Rule in Action: Often, 80% of the marks come from 20% of the core GK topics. Repeated questions define that high-yield 20%.
- Predicts Examiner's Mindset: It helps you understand which facts the PSC considers fundamental and non-negotiable across years.
- Reduces Exam-Hall Anxiety: Familiarity breeds confidence. Walking into the exam having already solved similar questions calms nerves and improves performance.
- Efficient Time Management: Instead of reading endless static facts, focus on dynamic, proven content that has a higher probability of appearing.
Category 1: Geography and Environment of Nepal
Most Asked Questions on Mountains, Rivers, and National Parks
- Which is the deepest lake in Nepal? Shey Phoksundo (360m).
- Which national park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and famous for one-horned rhinoceros? Chitwan National Park.
- Which river is known as the "Narayani" in Nepal and "Gandak" in India? Kali Gandaki.
- Mount Everest lies in which mountain range? Mahalangur Himal (Sub-range of Himalayas).
- Which is the only district of Nepal that touches two countries (India and China)? Rasuwa District.
Important Climate and Biodiversity Facts for Loksewa
- What percentage of Nepal's total area is covered by forest? (According to the latest report) Approximately 44.74% (As per FRA, 2022).
- Which climatic region of Nepal experiences the "Rain Shadow" effect? The Trans-Himalayan region (e.g., Mustang, Manang).
- Nepal's official bird, the Danphe (Himalayan Monal), is found primarily in which region? Himalayan region (altitude 2400-4500m).
Category 2: History, Culture, and Social Systems
Ancient and Medieval History (Lichchhavi and Malla Period)
- Who is considered the first historical king of Nepal? King Mandev I (Lichchhavi Period).
- Which Malla king is famous for the "Maneshwari Patra" and dividing Kathmandu valley into three kingdoms? King Yaksha Malla.
- The 'Sati System' was officially abolished in Nepal in which BS year? 1977 BS (By Prime Minister Chandra Shumsher).
Modern History and the Unification of Nepal
- When (in BS) did Prithvi Narayan Shah ascend to the throne of Gorkha? 1799 BS.
- The Kalu Pande killed in the battle of Kirtipur was the ancestor of which later ruler? Jung Bahadur Rana.
- The "Bhandarkhal Parva" is associated with the rise of which Rana Prime Minister? Jung Bahadur Rana.
Category 3: Constitution and Governance
Key Features of the Constitution of Nepal (2072)
- According to the constitution, what is the form of government in Nepal? Federal Democratic Republican.
- How many fundamental rights are guaranteed by the Constitution of Nepal? 31 Fundamental Rights.
- Who is the guardian of the Constitution of Nepal? The Supreme Court.
Federalism and Local Government Structure
- What are the three levels of government in Nepal's federal structure? Federal, Provincial, and Local.
- What is the tenure of a local level (Municipality/Rural Municipality) chief? 5 Years.
- Which schedule of the constitution lists the powers of the provincial government? Schedule 6.
Category 4: International Affairs and Organizations
SAARC, BIMSTEC, and United Nations (UN) Highlights
- Where is the headquarters of SAARC located? Kathmandu, Nepal.
- When did Nepal become a member of the United Nations? 14 December 1955 AD.
- Which BIMSTEC summit was held in Kathmandu? The 4th BIMSTEC Summit (2018).
Major Global Events and Nepal’s Diplomatic Relations
- Nepal established diplomatic relations with which country first? United Kingdom (1816 AD).
- Which year is Nepal graduating from the Least Developed Country (LDC) status? 2026 AD (Graduation process decided for 2026).
Practice Quiz: Test Your Knowledge (Interactive Section)
Try these 10 rapid-fire questions to gauge your preparation level. Toggle to see answers.
1. The first hydropower project of Nepal was Pharping (1911 BS). True or False? True.
2. How many provinces in Nepal have an international border? 6 Provinces (All except Gandaki Province).
3. "Gaijatra" festival was systematized by which King? King Pratap Malla.
Expert Tips by Madan KC for Memorizing GK Dates
As an educator, I recommend the "Loci Method" or "Memory Palace" for Nepali students. Associate historical dates with familiar locations in your village or city. For example, link the unification of Kathmandu Valley (1825 BS) with a local chowk you cross daily. Create a vivid story connecting the event and the place. Another tip is to use mnemonics in Nepali. For instance, to remember the SAARC founding countries (NP, IN, BD, PK, LK, BT, MV), make a funny sentence like "Neta haru Indra Bhadra Pakka Sajilo Labhda Maru Vayo." The sillier, the more memorable!
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How many GK questions are repeated in Loksewa every year?
While the exact number varies, our analysis shows a 30-40% conceptual overlap each year. Specific facts (like dates, heights, articles) get repeated verbatim 5-10 times across a decade.
Which book is best for Loksewa GK in Nepal?
For fundamental concepts, "Samanya Gyan" by Kamal Regmi is excellent. However, for targeted, exam-focused preparation with repeated questions, the question banks and updated materials from trusted online platforms like ours are crucial as they are revised annually.
Is the syllabus for Kharidar and Banking GK the same?
The core syllabus (Nepal's Geography, History, Constitution, Economy, Current Affairs) is largely identical. Banking exams (NRB, RBB, NBL) may have a slightly higher weightage on economic terminologies, banking laws, and recent financial policies compared to Kharidar.
Conclusion
Consistent, smart practice is what separates successful candidates from the rest. By mastering these repeated questions, you're not just memorizing facts; you're internalizing the pattern of the Loksewa exam itself. Revise these categories daily, stay updated with the last 6 months of current affairs, and practice, practice, practice.
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