If a question gives 900 to 1100 metres, unconsolidated deposits and outer position clues, what will be the answer?

Correct answer: Shiwalik

Correct answer: C, Shiwalik. The clues must be read together rather than separately. Shiwalik is the Outer Himalaya, the southernmost belt of the Himalayan system. It is made largely of unconsolidated sediments and deposits brought down and accumulated by rivers, so its materials are comparatively loose and less consolidated. School geography descriptions commonly associate the Shiwalik range with elevations of about 900–1100 metres. Himadri is the Great or Inner Himalaya and is much higher, with the highest mountain peaks. Himachal is the Lesser or Middle Himalaya and includes ranges such as Pir Panjal; it is not the outer foothill belt described here. Kumaon Himalaya is a regional division between Satluj and Kali, not the name of the range identified by these height and material clues. Thus option C fits all clues: low outer position, approximately stated height and unconsolidated deposits.