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Mock Test on Geography, location and Neighboring countries on India. as you must know that India shares their land border as well as their maritime border with 9 countries. And you also know that India is geographically located latitudinally in the Northern Hemisphere and longitudinally in the Eastern Hemisphere. Stay connected with us to get important information about the subject and check your level of knowledge on the subject by attempting the series of mock tests.
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Mock Test on Geographical location and Neighboring countries on India
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#1. India is located in which of the following hemisphere?
#2. How many hemisphere are there ?
#3. Which line is responsible to divide Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres ?
#4. Which is the only country where all the 4 hemispheres meet?
#5. What is the number of India as land area wise in the world.?
#6. What is the number of India as per the population wise in the world?
#7. As per the United Nations projection, when India has overtaken China as world’s most populous country ?
#8. How many countries does the India shares their border ?
#9. Out the following neighbouring countries which country is not share the land boundary with India ?
#10. Which of the following countries who share only the maritime border with India ?
#11. Which of the following countries who shares their land border as well as the maritime border with India ?
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