Indian Polity by Akshay Sir is a complete free video course on the Indian Constitution and political system for competitive exams, with 29 lessons in Hindi: Sources of the Constitution, Schedules of the Constitution (with a test), Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles and Fundamental Duties, the Election Commission, the President, Parliament, the Supreme Court and the other topics that SSC, Railway, Police and State PCS papers ask year after year.
Polity is the highest-scoring static subject because the facts do not change: article numbers, amendment numbers, who appoints whom, and which committee recommended what. Akshay Sir teaches each topic with a trick and follows some lessons with a short test video so you can check yourself immediately.
1 chapters · 29 free videos · Watch in order from the first chapter.
How many polity questions are asked in SSC CGL?
SSC CGL Tier 1 asks about 3 to 5 questions from Indian Polity in the General Awareness section, and SSC CHSL and MTS ask a similar number. RRB NTPC asks 3 to 4, and State PCS prelims ask 10 or more, so polity gives reliable marks for the time invested.
What are the sources of the Indian Constitution?
The Constitution borrowed from the Government of India Act 1935 (the largest source), the United Kingdom (parliamentary system), the USA (fundamental rights, judicial review), Ireland (Directive Principles), Canada (federation with a strong centre), Australia (concurrent list) and others. The first lesson gives a trick to remember all sources and features.
Is this course enough for Indian Polity in Railway and Police exams?
Yes. The 29 lessons cover every chapter that RRB NTPC, Group D and State Police constables ask, and the tests built into the course help you retain the facts. For UPSC-level depth, use it as a foundation before a standard textbook.
Are there practice questions for polity?
Yes. Some lessons have a follow-up test video, and the 1000 MCQ Series Polity on CrazyGkTrick has 42 videos of practice questions arranged in order.