Connectivity corridors and projects — UPSC Prelims PYQs
7 questions in this bank come from Connectivity corridors and projects, spanning UPSC Prelims papers from 2011 to 2026. Every question here carries all four options, the correct answer and a full explanation.
It has appeared in 6 of the last 16 papers, most heavily in 2025 with 2 questions. That makes it an occasional area rather than a fixture.
The themes examined most often within it are India's transport infrastructure projects (4), International connectivity corridors (3), Transport technology and navigation systems (2), Defense Technology Innovations (1) and Differences between LTE and VoLTE technologies (1). Those counts are of questions in which the theme is examined, not merely mentioned.
Questions here are spread across International Relations (3), General Studies (Uncategorized) (2), Geography (1) and Science & Technology (1). Between them they draw on 7 distinct themes, so this is a broader area than a single revision note can cover. That is 0.5% of the 1433 questions in the bank — useful for deciding how much revision time it deserves.
It has come up more often lately — roughly 1.0 questions a year across the last five papers, against 0.2 before that.
It was not examined in 10 of those papers. Each question below links to its full explanation and to related questions on the same theme from other years, so a weak area can be worked through in one pass rather than hunted for paper by paper.
UPSC Prelims 20261 question
UPSC Prelims 20252 questions
- General Studies (Uncategorized)
Consider the following statements: I. Indian Railways have prepared a National Rail Plan (NRP) to create a 'future ready' railway system by 2028. II. 'Kavach' is an Automatic Train Protection system developed in collaboration with Germany. III. 'Kavach' system consists of RFID tags fitted on track in station section. Which of the statements given above are not correct?
- International Relations
India is one of the founding members of the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC), a multimodal transportation corridor, which will connect
