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Rajasthan History, Art and Culture: RAS Prelims MCQs

1767 RAS Prelims practice MCQs on the history, art, culture, literature and heritage of Rajasthan are on this page, in 17 chapters. They run from prehistoric sites and inscriptions through the Rajput dynasties, the Mughal and British periods and the integration of Rajasthan, then move to forts, painting, folk arts, language, saints, fairs and leading personalities. Questions come as plain facts, statement sets, match-the-list tables and assertion-reason items, each with an answer and an explanation.

Practice questions based on the RPSC RAS Prelims syllabus. They follow the exam pattern but are not past-paper questions.

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RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q481. Match List I: (Invader/Ruler) with List II: (Associated Battle/Event) and select the correct answer.
Invader/RulerAssociated Battle/Event
A. Mahmud Ghaznavii. Defeat of Ghaznavid forces near Ajmer
B. Muhammad Ghoriii. Resistance against Arab commander Junaid
C. Arnorajaiii. Plunder of Somnath temple
D. Bappa Rawaliv. Defeat of Prithviraj Chauhan
RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q482. Consider the following statements regarding the First Battle of Tarain (1191):
I. The battle was fought between Prithviraj Chauhan and Muhammad Ghori.
II. Govind Rai of Delhi commanded the vanguard of the Rajput army.
III. Muhammad Ghori achieved a decisive victory and captured Ajmer.
Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q483. What was the most significant direct consequence of the Second Battle of Tarain (1192) on the political landscape of Northern India?
RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q484. Which of the following Rajput strongholds was NOT subjected to a major siege and conquest by Alauddin Khilji during his campaigns in Rajasthan?
RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q485. Given below are two statements, one labelled as
Assertion (A) and the other as Reason (R).
Assertion (A): Rana Hammir is known as the savior of Mewar.
Reason (R): He recaptured Chittor from the Tughlaq forces and re-established the Guhila dynasty’s control over Mewar.
RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q486. Which of the following statements about Rana Kumbha is incorrect?
RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q487. Consider the following events related to the conflict between Rana Sanga and Babur:
I. Battle of Khanwa
II. Battle of Bayana
III. Babur’s declaration of Jihad
Arrange them in correct chronological order.
RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q488. Akbar’s Rajput policy was fundamentally driven by which of the following primary motives?
RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q489. Which of the following pairs regarding the Battle of Haldighati is correctly matched?
RAS Prelims Rajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q490. Maharana Pratap’s strategic shift to guerrilla warfare after the Battle of Haldighati heavily relied on the topography of which specific region?

Answer key for these questions

QCorrect answer
481(a) A-iii, B-iv, C-i, D-ii
482(a) I and II only
483(d) It facilitated the establishment of Turkish rule after breaking Chauhan power.
484(c) Amer
485(a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
486(d) He was defeated by the joint forces of Malwa and Gujarat at the Battle of Champaner.
487(a) II, III, I
488(c) To secure loyal allies for the Mughal Empire’s expansion.
489(a) Jhala Bida - Donned Maharana Pratap’s royal insignia to save him
490(d) The Aravalli hills of southern Mewar.

Key facts from Rajasthan History, Art and Culture

  • Rajasthan history questions are fact-dense: sites with their districts, rulers with their forts, inscriptions with their dates.
  • The integration of Rajasthan came in stages: the Matsya Union on 18 March 1948, the Rajasthan Union on 25 March 1948 and the United State of Rajasthan on 18 April 1948.
  • Culture chapters reward pairs: a dance with its community, a painting school with its subject, a fair with its month.
  • Statement-based and match-the-list items appear in every chapter, so partial knowledge is not enough; learn each fact with its context.
  • Fort and monument questions often turn on one detail, such as the Jaivana cannon at Jaigarh or the 1,444 pillars of Ranakpur.

Frequently asked questions

How many RAS Prelims practice MCQs are there on Rajasthan History, Art and Culture?

This page has 1767 practice MCQs on Rajasthan History, Art and Culture. Each has the correct answer, and most have an explanation.

Which chapters does the Rajasthan history, art and culture set cover?

Seventeen chapters: prehistoric Rajasthan, sources of history, ancient society, major dynasties, resistance and cooperation with central power, administration and revenue, the 18th and 19th centuries, peasant and tribal movements, integration, temples and forts, water heritage, painting, performing arts, language, religious life, social life and leading personalities.

What types of questions are included?

Plain one-fact questions, statement sets (I, II, III), match-the-list tables, assertion-reason items, chronological-order questions and odd-one-out questions. The answer options use the same four-option format as the exam, so you can practise the pattern as well as the facts.

How should I revise Rajasthan history with these questions?

Take one chapter at a time. Attempt every question before opening the answer, read the explanation for the ones you got wrong and note each fact in a running list of places, rulers and dates. Return to the chapter after a few days and attempt it again.