World and Human Geography — NDA Geography

This is the 'atlas' chapter of NDA Geography — 26 PYQs across 2017–2026 that reward a student who has actually looked at a world map. Almost none of it is derivation; it is named-fact recall: which river drains where, which canal links which seas, where the Prime Meridian runs, which city was the first megacity, where a famous desert sits. The marks come from coverage, not cleverness, so the chapter is built as a set of reference tables you drill until the names stick — plus a small handful of 'why' concepts (longitude and local time, the International Date Line) that follow a simple rule rather than a list. It teaches in three movements, from physical features to coordinates to people: (1) World rivers, canals and water bodies — the Suez and Panama canals, landlocked seas, the Great Artesian Basin, Ramsar wetlands; (2) Coordinates, time and place — latitude/longitude, GMT offsets, the Prime Meridian and the International Date Line; (3) Human geography — megacities, population density, and the world-places gazetteer (deserts, mountains, island groups, organisation headquarters). 11 concepts, every PYQ tagged. The questions skew EASY-to-MODERATE; the only HARD ones hide a place-fact inside a multi-statement stem.