Shankar Environment for Competitive Exams (11th Edition) by Shankar IAS Academy is a best-selling book for UPSC, State PSCs, and other competitive exams. It covers ecology, biodiversity, climate change, environmental laws, and sustainable development in a structured and exam-friendly manner. Updated with the latest policies, international conventions, and previous year questions, this book is trusted by toppers for its comprehensive content, clear explanations, and practice material. Ideal for quick revision and thorough preparation, it includes maps, diagrams, and PYQs for better retention. A must-buy for aspirants aiming to ace the environment section in competitive exams.
Yes, it covers both Prelims (fact-based questions) and Mains (analytical topics).
Absolutely, it is updated with recent global summits, new laws, and policy changes.
Yes, it includes state-wise ecological maps and regional environmental concerns.
Yes, it is designed for all competitive exams with an environment/ecology syllabus.
Yes, it contains maps, flowcharts, and diagrams for visual learning.
Yes, Part 3 covers Indiaβs climate policies, INDCs, and adaptation strategies.
Yes, it is written in simple, exam-oriented language for easy comprehension.
Yes, Part 4 details UNEP, IPCC, WWF, and other key organizations.
Yes, it is comprehensive enough to be a standalone resource for environment and ecology.
Yes, it provides real-world examples and case studies for better understanding.
Yes, it covers both Prelims (fact-based questions) and Mains (analytical topics).
Absolutely, it is updated with recent global summits, new laws, and policy changes.
Yes, it includes state-wise ecological maps and regional environmental concerns.
Yes, it is designed for all competitive exams with an environment/ecology syllabus.
Yes, it contains maps, flowcharts, and diagrams for visual learning.
Yes, Part 3 covers Indiaβs climate policies, INDCs, and adaptation strategies.
Yes, it is written in simple, exam-oriented language for easy comprehension.
Yes, Part 4 details UNEP, IPCC, WWF, and other key organizations.
Yes, it is comprehensive enough to be a standalone resource for environment and ecology.
Yes, it provides real-world examples and case studies for better understanding.