Which major river of Bihar is formed by the confluence of Kali Gandaki and Trishuli rivers in Nepal?

ters Bihar as a major river system. The key to this question is the precise association expressed in its wording: “Which major river of Bihar is formed by the confluence of Kali Gandaki and Trishuli rivers in Nepal?” The answer Gandak matches that clue directly and is therefore factually appropriate. Option A — Kosi — is incorrect because it does not match the exact person, district, location, institution, river, event or identifying feature required by the question. It may be associated with another Bihar-related context, but that broader association does not satisfy this specific wording. Option B — Bagmati — is incorrect because it does not match the exact person, district, location, institution, river, event or identifying feature required by the question. Option D — Kamla — is incorrect because it does not match the exact person, district, location, institution, river, event or identifying feature required by the question. Bihar GK questions frequently place neighbouring districts, related historical personalities, nearby rivers or institutions from the same field among the options. The correct method is to identify the central clue, match it with the relevant map location, historical period or official designation, and then eliminate every alternative separately. The Gandak River is formed in Nepal and enters Bihar as a major river system.