Meghalaya Geography MCQs: Districts, Headquarters, Boundaries and Formation Dates

Meghalaya Geography MCQs

Meghalaya Geography MCQs: Districts, Headquarters, Boundaries and Formation Dates

Meghalaya Geography MCQs are indispensable for MCS Prelims and every major Meghalaya Government recruitment examination. District headquarters, regional groupings, newly created districts and map-based boundaries are regularly tested in direct, statement-based and match-the-following formats.

This practice set focuses on the current administrative geography of Meghalaya, especially the Garo Hills, Khasi Hills and Jaintia Hills regions. It also covers the formation of South West Garo Hills and Eastern West Khasi Hills districts, helping candidates avoid errors caused by outdated district lists. The questions are useful for MCS, LDA, Meghalaya Police, Forest Ranger, MTET, Stenographer, AE and other State examinations.

Overview

Meghalaya currently has 12 districts. The Garo Hills region has five districts; the Khasi Hills region has four; the Jaintia Hills region has two; and Ri Bhoi is a separate district. Shillong, Tura, Jowai, Khliehriat, Nongpoh, Mairang, Nongstoin, Mawkyrwat, Ampati, Baghmara, Williamnagar and Resubelpara are important district headquarters to remember. Eastern West Khasi Hills was carved out of West Khasi Hills on 10 November 2021, while South West Garo Hills came into effect on 7 August 2012.

Why These Meghalaya Geography Questions Matter

  • District–headquarters matching is a high-frequency prelims area.
  • New administrative units may be tested against older district data.
  • Regional geography links with Autonomous District Councils, culture, governance and map reading.
  • Formation dates help in chronology and statement-based questions.

Meghalaya Geography MCQs with Answers and Explanations

MCQs 1–20: Meghalaya Geography — Location, Boundaries and Districts

MCQ No. 1: India’s North-Eastern State

Question
Meghalaya is situated in which region of India?

(a) North-Western India
(b) North-Eastern India
(c) Central India
(d) Southern India

Correct Answer: (b) North-Eastern India

Detailed Explanation
Meghalaya is a state in the North-Eastern Region of India. It lies between Assam to its north and east, and Bangladesh to its south and west. Its strategic location makes it important for questions on India’s international border, the North Eastern Council and regional connectivity. The name “Meghalaya” literally means “the abode of clouds.”

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Incorrect. North-Western India includes states such as Rajasthan and Punjab.
  • (b): Correct. Meghalaya is one of the North-Eastern states of India.
  • (c): Incorrect. Central India generally includes Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
  • (d): Incorrect. Southern India includes states such as Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka.

Key Points for Revision

  • Meghalaya is located in North-Eastern India.
  • It shares an international boundary with Bangladesh.
  • Shillong is the State capital.
  • Meghalaya is popularly known as the “Abode of Clouds.”

MCQ No. 2: International Boundary

Question
Meghalaya shares its southern and western international boundary with:

(a) Nepal
(b) Bhutan
(c) Bangladesh
(d) Myanmar

Correct Answer: (c) Bangladesh

Detailed Explanation
Meghalaya is bounded by Bangladesh on its south and west. Assam lies to its north and east. This geographical setting is important for studying border management, cross-border trade, tourism, connectivity and river systems in Meghalaya. The State’s southern escarpment descends towards the plains of Bangladesh.

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Incorrect. Nepal does not share a boundary with Meghalaya.
  • (b): Incorrect. Bhutan does not directly border Meghalaya.
  • (c): Correct. Bangladesh lies to the south and west of Meghalaya.
  • (d): Incorrect. Myanmar does not share a boundary with Meghalaya.

Key Points for Revision

  • Bangladesh borders Meghalaya on the south and west.
  • Assam borders Meghalaya on the north and east.
  • Meghalaya has international-border significance in North-East India.
  • Border geography is relevant for trade and security questions.

MCQ No. 3: Boundary with Assam

Question
Which one of the following correctly describes Meghalaya’s boundary with Assam?

(a) Assam lies only to the south of Meghalaya
(b) Assam lies to the north and east of Meghalaya
(c) Assam lies only to the west of Meghalaya
(d) Meghalaya does not share a boundary with Assam

Correct Answer: (b) Assam lies to the north and east of Meghalaya

Detailed Explanation
Meghalaya is surrounded by Assam on its north and east, while Bangladesh lies to its south and west. The official State profile also describes Meghalaya as a narrow stretch of land between Bangladesh and Assam. In examinations, this may be asked through map-based matching, neighbouring-state questions or statement-based formats.

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Incorrect. Bangladesh lies to the south of Meghalaya.
  • (b): Correct. Assam is located to the north and east of Meghalaya.
  • (c): Incorrect. Bangladesh lies to the west of Meghalaya.
  • (d): Incorrect. Meghalaya shares a long inter-State boundary with Assam.

Key Points for Revision

  • Assam: north and east of Meghalaya.
  • Bangladesh: south and west of Meghalaya.
  • Meghalaya is part of the North Eastern Region.
  • Boundary questions are often framed as map-based prelims questions.

MCQ No. 4: Approximate Extent

Question
According to the Government of Meghalaya’s official geographical profile, the State extends approximately:

(a) 100 km in length and 300 km in breadth
(b) 300 km in length and 100 km in breadth
(c) 500 km in length and 250 km in breadth
(d) 250 km in length and 500 km in breadth

Correct Answer: (b) 300 km in length and 100 km in breadth

Detailed Explanation
Meghalaya extends for about 300 km in length and about 100 km in breadth. This narrow east–west geographical spread is a useful map-reading fact. It also helps explain why Meghalaya is often described as a plateau region positioned between Assam and Bangladesh.

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Incorrect. The official figures are the reverse of this option.
  • (b): Correct. Meghalaya is approximately 300 km long and 100 km broad.
  • (c): Incorrect. These are not the official approximate dimensions.
  • (d): Incorrect. These dimensions are not applicable to Meghalaya.

Key Points for Revision

  • Approximate length: 300 km.
  • Approximate breadth: 100 km.
  • Meghalaya is a narrow east–west stretch of land.
  • The State lies between Assam and Bangladesh.

MCQ No. 5: Number of Districts

Question
As reflected on the Meghalaya Government’s district portal, Meghalaya has how many districts?

(a) 10
(b) 11
(c) 12
(d) 13

Correct Answer: (c) 12

Detailed Explanation
Meghalaya currently has 12 districts. The official district portal lists the four Garo Hills districts, five Khasi Hills districts, two Jaintia Hills districts and Ri Bhoi district. Eastern West Khasi Hills, with headquarters at Mairang, is included as a separate district in the current administrative structure. (Meghalaya Government Portal)

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Incorrect. Meghalaya has more than 10 districts.
  • (b): Incorrect. Older official pages and books may show 11 districts; current district listings include Eastern West Khasi Hills.
  • (c): Correct. Meghalaya has 12 districts.
  • (d): Incorrect. The official portal does not list 13 districts.

Key Points for Revision

  • Meghalaya has 12 districts.
  • Eastern West Khasi Hills is headquartered at Mairang.
  • District structure is a current administrative fact.
  • Always distinguish older Census-era district arrangements from current administration.

MCQ No. 6: Headquarters of East Khasi Hills

Question
What is the district headquarters of East Khasi Hills?

(a) Nongpoh
(b) Shillong
(c) Mairang
(d) Nongstoin

Correct Answer: (b) Shillong

Detailed Explanation
Shillong is the headquarters of East Khasi Hills district and is also the capital of Meghalaya. The district contains major State-level institutions and is central to administration, education and services in Meghalaya. This is a high-frequency fact for MCS, LDA, Police and other State recruitment examinations.

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Incorrect. Nongpoh is the headquarters of Ri Bhoi district.
  • (b): Correct. Shillong is the headquarters of East Khasi Hills.
  • (c): Incorrect. Mairang is the headquarters of Eastern West Khasi Hills.
  • (d): Incorrect. Nongstoin is the headquarters of West Khasi Hills.

Key Points for Revision

  • East Khasi Hills headquarters: Shillong.
  • Meghalaya capital: Shillong.
  • Ri Bhoi headquarters: Nongpoh.
  • West Khasi Hills headquarters: Nongstoin.

Exam Relevance

  • MCS Prelims: District–headquarters matching question.
  • Other Meghalaya Recruitment Exams: Direct administrative-GK fact.

MCQ No. 7: Ri Bhoi District Headquarters

Question
Nongpoh is the headquarters of which district of Meghalaya?

(a) Ri Bhoi
(b) East Khasi Hills
(c) West Jaintia Hills
(d) North Garo Hills

Correct Answer: (a) Ri Bhoi

Detailed Explanation
Nongpoh is the district headquarters of Ri Bhoi. The district is strategically located along the route connecting Guwahati and Shillong, making it important in questions relating to transport, urbanisation and inter-State connectivity. Ri Bhoi is distinct from the Khasi Hills, Jaintia Hills and Garo Hills district groups.

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Correct. Nongpoh is the headquarters of Ri Bhoi.
  • (b): Incorrect. East Khasi Hills is headquartered at Shillong.
  • (c): Incorrect. West Jaintia Hills is headquartered at Jowai.
  • (d): Incorrect. North Garo Hills is headquartered at Resubelpara.

Key Points for Revision

  • Ri Bhoi headquarters: Nongpoh.
  • East Khasi Hills headquarters: Shillong.
  • West Jaintia Hills headquarters: Jowai.
  • North Garo Hills headquarters: Resubelpara.

MCQ No. 8: Jaintia Hills District Headquarters

Question
Consider the following pairs:

  1. East Jaintia Hills — Khliehriat
  2. West Jaintia Hills — Jowai
  3. South West Khasi Hills — Mawkyrwat

Which of the pairs given above are correctly matched?

(a) 1 and 2 only
(b) 2 and 3 only
(c) 1 and 3 only
(d) 1, 2 and 3

Correct Answer: (d) 1, 2 and 3

Detailed Explanation
All three pairs are correctly matched. Khliehriat is the headquarters of East Jaintia Hills, Jowai is the headquarters of West Jaintia Hills and Mawkyrwat is the headquarters of South West Khasi Hills. Such matching questions test the current administrative geography of Meghalaya.

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Incorrect. Pair 3 is also correctly matched.
  • (b): Incorrect. Pair 1 is also correctly matched.
  • (c): Incorrect. Pair 2 is also correctly matched.
  • (d): Correct. All the three pairs are correctly matched.

Key Points for Revision

  • East Jaintia Hills: Khliehriat.
  • West Jaintia Hills: Jowai.
  • South West Khasi Hills: Mawkyrwat.
  • District-headquarters matching is highly important for State examinations.

MCQ No. 9: Garo Hills Districts

Question
Which one of the following is not a district in the Garo Hills region of Meghalaya?

(a) East Garo Hills
(b) South West Garo Hills
(c) North Garo Hills
(d) East Jaintia Hills

Correct Answer: (d) East Jaintia Hills

Detailed Explanation
East Jaintia Hills belongs to the Jaintia Hills region, not the Garo Hills region. The Garo Hills districts are East Garo Hills, North Garo Hills, South Garo Hills, West Garo Hills and South West Garo Hills. Regional grouping of districts is useful for questions linking geography with tribal distribution, language, Autonomous District Councils and development administration.

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Incorrect. East Garo Hills is a Garo Hills district.
  • (b): Incorrect. South West Garo Hills is a Garo Hills district.
  • (c): Incorrect. North Garo Hills is a Garo Hills district.
  • (d): Correct. East Jaintia Hills belongs to the Jaintia Hills region.

Key Points for Revision

  • Garo Hills has five districts.
  • East Jaintia Hills headquarters: Khliehriat.
  • Garo Hills is associated with the Garo community.
  • Regional district grouping may be tested with cultural and Sixth Schedule linkages.

MCQ No. 10: Eastern West Khasi Hills

Question
Which of the following is correctly matched with Eastern West Khasi Hills district?

(a) Headquarters — Shillong
(b) Headquarters — Mairang
(c) Headquarters — Nongstoin
(d) Headquarters — Mawkyrwat

Correct Answer: (b) Headquarters — Mairang

Detailed Explanation
Eastern West Khasi Hills district has its headquarters at Mairang. It is separately listed on the Government of Meghalaya’s current district portal, while the statistical area and population entry is presented jointly with West Khasi Hills in the cited table. Candidates should be careful not to confuse Mairang with Nongstoin, the headquarters of West Khasi Hills.

Option-wise Explanation

  • (a): Incorrect. Shillong is the headquarters of East Khasi Hills.
  • (b): Correct. Mairang is the headquarters of Eastern West Khasi Hills.
  • (c): Incorrect. Nongstoin is the headquarters of West Khasi Hills.
  • (d): Incorrect. Mawkyrwat is the headquarters of South West Khasi Hills.

Key Points for Revision

  • Eastern West Khasi Hills headquarters: Mairang.
  • West Khasi Hills headquarters: Nongstoin.
  • East Khasi Hills headquarters: Shillong.
  • South West Khasi Hills headquarters: Mawkyrwat.

MCQ No. 11: South Garo Hills Headquarters

Question: Baghmara is the headquarters of which Meghalaya district?

(a) South Garo Hills
(b) North Garo Hills
(c) East Garo Hills
(d) West Garo Hills

Correct Answer: (a) South Garo Hills

Detailed Explanation: Baghmara is the headquarters of South Garo Hills district. It is one of Meghalaya’s five Garo Hills districts. It must not be confused with Tura, which is the headquarters of West Garo Hills.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Correct; Baghmara is the headquarters of South Garo Hills.
  • (b): Incorrect; North Garo Hills has its headquarters at Resubelpara.
  • (c): Incorrect; East Garo Hills has its headquarters at Williamnagar.
  • (d): Incorrect; West Garo Hills has its headquarters at Tura.

Key Points for Revision:

  • South Garo Hills — Baghmara.
  • North Garo Hills — Resubelpara.
  • East Garo Hills — Williamnagar.
  • West Garo Hills — Tura.

MCQ No. 12: North Garo Hills Headquarters

Question: Resubelpara is the district headquarters of:

(a) East Garo Hills
(b) North Garo Hills
(c) South West Garo Hills
(d) Ri Bhoi

Correct Answer: (b) North Garo Hills

Detailed Explanation: Resubelpara is the headquarters of North Garo Hills district. It is in the Garo Hills region and is distinct from Ampati, the headquarters of South West Garo Hills. Questions may test headquarters through direct recall or pair-matching formats.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Incorrect; East Garo Hills is headquartered at Williamnagar.
  • (b): Correct; Resubelpara is the headquarters of North Garo Hills.
  • (c): Incorrect; South West Garo Hills is headquartered at Ampati.
  • (d): Incorrect; Ri Bhoi is headquartered at Nongpoh.

Key Points for Revision:

  • North Garo Hills — Resubelpara.
  • South West Garo Hills — Ampati.
  • Ri Bhoi — Nongpoh.
  • East Garo Hills — Williamnagar.

MCQ No. 13: West Garo Hills Headquarters

Question: Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?

(a) West Garo Hills — Baghmara
(b) West Garo Hills — Tura
(c) West Garo Hills — Ampati
(d) West Garo Hills — Williamnagar

Correct Answer: (b) West Garo Hills — Tura

Detailed Explanation: Tura is the headquarters of West Garo Hills district. It is an important urban and administrative centre of the Garo Hills region. Baghmara, Ampati and Williamnagar respectively headquarter South Garo Hills, South West Garo Hills and East Garo Hills.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Incorrect; Baghmara is in South Garo Hills.
  • (b): Correct; Tura is the headquarters of West Garo Hills.
  • (c): Incorrect; Ampati is the headquarters of South West Garo Hills.
  • (d): Incorrect; Williamnagar is the headquarters of East Garo Hills.

Key Points for Revision:

  • West Garo Hills — Tura.
  • South Garo Hills — Baghmara.
  • South West Garo Hills — Ampati.
  • East Garo Hills — Williamnagar.

MCQ No. 14: Garo Hills District Count

Question: How many districts are presently included in the Garo Hills region of Meghalaya?

(a) Three
(b) Four
(c) Five
(d) Six

Correct Answer: (c) Five

Detailed Explanation: The Garo Hills region comprises East Garo Hills, North Garo Hills, South Garo Hills, West Garo Hills and South West Garo Hills. The grouping is useful for questions connecting geography with the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council and the State’s regional administration. It should not be confused with the total number of districts in Meghalaya.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Incorrect; there are five Garo Hills districts.
  • (b): Incorrect; the total is five.
  • (c): Correct; five districts belong to the Garo Hills region.
  • (d): Incorrect; six is not the present count.

Key Points for Revision:

  • Garo Hills districts: East, North, South, West and South West Garo Hills.
  • Total Meghalaya districts: 12.
  • West Garo Hills headquarters: Tura.
  • Garo Hills Autonomous District Council is based at Tura.

MCQ No. 15: Khasi Hills Districts

Question: Consider the following districts:

  1. East Khasi Hills
  2. West Khasi Hills
  3. South West Khasi Hills
  4. Eastern West Khasi Hills

How many of the above are Khasi Hills districts?

(a) Only one
(b) Only two
(c) Only three
(d) All four

Correct Answer: (d) All four

Detailed Explanation: All four listed districts belong to the Khasi Hills region. Shillong, Nongstoin, Mawkyrwat and Mairang are their respective headquarters. Eastern West Khasi Hills is a newer district carved out of the erstwhile West Khasi Hills district on 10 November 2021.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Incorrect; all four are Khasi Hills districts.
  • (b): Incorrect; all four are included.
  • (c): Incorrect; Eastern West Khasi Hills is also a Khasi Hills district.
  • (d): Correct; every district listed belongs to the Khasi Hills region.

Key Points for Revision:

  • Khasi Hills districts: East Khasi Hills, West Khasi Hills, South West Khasi Hills and Eastern West Khasi Hills.
  • Eastern West Khasi Hills headquarters: Mairang.
  • It was carved out on 10 November 2021.
  • Meghalaya has 12 districts in total.

MCQ No. 16: Jaintia Hills Districts

Question: Which pair of districts constitutes the Jaintia Hills region in the current district structure of Meghalaya?

(a) East Jaintia Hills and West Jaintia Hills
(b) East Khasi Hills and West Khasi Hills
(c) East Garo Hills and West Garo Hills
(d) Ri Bhoi and East Khasi Hills

Correct Answer: (a) East Jaintia Hills and West Jaintia Hills

Detailed Explanation: The Jaintia Hills region comprises East Jaintia Hills and West Jaintia Hills. Their headquarters are Khliehriat and Jowai respectively. This distinction is relevant to questions on regional geography, the Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council and cultural geography.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Correct; these are the two Jaintia Hills districts.
  • (b): Incorrect; both are Khasi Hills districts.
  • (c): Incorrect; both are Garo Hills districts.
  • (d): Incorrect; neither pair constitutes the Jaintia Hills region.

Key Points for Revision:

  • East Jaintia Hills — Khliehriat.
  • West Jaintia Hills — Jowai.
  • Jaintia Hills has two districts.
  • Jaintia Hills has a Sixth Schedule Autonomous District Council.

MCQ No. 17: South West Garo Hills Formation

Question: South West Garo Hills district, with headquarters at Ampati, came into effect as a district on:

(a) 21 January 1972
(b) 7 August 2012
(c) 10 November 2021
(d) 2 April 1970

Correct Answer: (b) 7 August 2012

Detailed Explanation: The Government of Meghalaya notification upgraded Ampati Civil Sub-Division into South West Garo Hills district with headquarters at Ampati, effective from 7 August 2012. The date is distinct from Meghalaya’s full statehood date, 21 January 1972, and the formation of Eastern West Khasi Hills in 2021. This is a current administrative-history linkage.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Incorrect; Meghalaya attained full statehood on 21 January 1972.
  • (b): Correct; South West Garo Hills district took effect on 7 August 2012.
  • (c): Incorrect; this is linked to Eastern West Khasi Hills district.
  • (d): Incorrect; Meghalaya became an autonomous state on 2 April 1970.

Key Points for Revision:

  • South West Garo Hills headquarters: Ampati.
  • Effective date of district: 7 August 2012.
  • Meghalaya full statehood: 21 January 1972.
  • Eastern West Khasi Hills formed in 2021.

MCQ No. 18: Eastern West Khasi Hills Boundaries

Question: Which one of the following districts lies to the north-east of Eastern West Khasi Hills district?

(a) Ri Bhoi
(b) West Khasi Hills
(c) South West Khasi Hills
(d) West Jaintia Hills

Correct Answer: (a) Ri Bhoi

Detailed Explanation: Eastern West Khasi Hills is bounded on the north-east by Ri Bhoi district. Its official district profile also identifies Kamrup district of Assam on the north-west, East Khasi Hills on the east, South West Khasi Hills on the south and West Khasi Hills on the west. This is a useful map-based question.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Correct; Ri Bhoi lies to its north-east.
  • (b): Incorrect; West Khasi Hills lies to its west.
  • (c): Incorrect; South West Khasi Hills lies to its south.
  • (d): Incorrect; West Jaintia Hills is not its north-eastern boundary.

Key Points for Revision:

  • Eastern West Khasi Hills headquarters: Mairang.
  • Ri Bhoi is on its north-east.
  • West Khasi Hills is on its west.
  • South West Khasi Hills is on its south.

MCQ No. 19: District Carved Out in 2021

Question: Eastern West Khasi Hills district was carved out of which erstwhile district?

(a) East Khasi Hills
(b) South West Khasi Hills
(c) West Khasi Hills
(d) Ri Bhoi

Correct Answer: (c) West Khasi Hills

Detailed Explanation: Eastern West Khasi Hills was carved out of the erstwhile West Khasi Hills district on 10 November 2021. Its headquarters is Mairang, whereas Nongstoin remains the headquarters of West Khasi Hills. This is important because older books may not include the current district.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Incorrect; East Khasi Hills continues to be headquartered at Shillong.
  • (b): Incorrect; South West Khasi Hills is headquartered at Mawkyrwat.
  • (c): Correct; Eastern West Khasi Hills was created from West Khasi Hills.
  • (d): Incorrect; Ri Bhoi is a separate district headquartered at Nongpoh.

Key Points for Revision:

  • Parent district: West Khasi Hills.
  • Eastern West Khasi Hills formed: 10 November 2021.
  • Headquarters: Mairang.
  • West Khasi Hills headquarters: Nongstoin.

MCQ No. 20: Statements on District Geography

Question: Consider the following statements:

  1. Shillong is the headquarters of East Khasi Hills.
  2. Mairang is the headquarters of Eastern West Khasi Hills.
  3. Nongstoin is the headquarters of South West Khasi Hills.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

(a) 1 and 2 only
(b) 2 and 3 only
(c) 1 and 3 only
(d) 1, 2 and 3

Correct Answer: (a) 1 and 2 only

Detailed Explanation: Statements 1 and 2 are correct. Shillong is the headquarters of East Khasi Hills, and Mairang is the headquarters of Eastern West Khasi Hills. Statement 3 is incorrect because Nongstoin is the headquarters of West Khasi Hills; South West Khasi Hills is headquartered at Mawkyrwat.

Option-wise Explanation:

  • (a): Correct; only statements 1 and 2 are correct.
  • (b): Incorrect; statement 3 is incorrect.
  • (c): Incorrect; statement 3 is incorrect and statement 2 is correct.
  • (d): Incorrect; all three statements are not correct.

Key Points for Revision:

  • East Khasi Hills — Shillong.
  • Eastern West Khasi Hills — Mairang.
  • West Khasi Hills — Nongstoin.
  • South West Khasi Hills — Mawkyrwat.
RegionDistrictsKey Headquarters
Garo Hills5Tura, Baghmara, Williamnagar, Resubelpara, Ampati
Khasi Hills4Shillong, Nongstoin, Mawkyrwat, Mairang
Jaintia Hills2Jowai, Khliehriat
Separate district1Ri Bhoi — Nongpoh

Frequently Asked Questions

How many districts are there in Meghalaya?

Meghalaya has 12 districts in the current administrative structure.

What is the headquarters of Eastern West Khasi Hills district?

Mairang is the headquarters of Eastern West Khasi Hills district.

Which district was carved out of West Khasi Hills in 2021?

Eastern West Khasi Hills was carved out of the erstwhile West Khasi Hills district on 10 November 2021.

Which are the two Jaintia Hills districts?

East Jaintia Hills and West Jaintia Hills are the two Jaintia Hills districts, headquartered at Khliehriat and Jowai respectively.

Which district has Ampati as its headquarters?

Ampati is the headquarters of South West Garo Hills district.

Conclusion

A strong command of Meghalaya’s district geography can secure easy marks in MCS Prelims and other recruitment examinations. Revise each district with its headquarters, region, creation date and neighbouring districts. For best results, practise statement-based and map-based questions alongside direct factual MCQs.

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