Match the List-I (System) with List-II (Location):

LIST I (System)	LIST II (Location)
A. Ryotwari	I. Princely States of Rajasthan
B. Mahalwari	II. Madras
C. Jamindari	III. Bengal and Uttar Pradesh
D. Jagirdari	IV. Agra and Audh

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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Correct option is B

A. Ryotwari

• Description: In the Ryotwari system, the land revenue was settled directly with the cultivator (ryot).
• Location: This system was prevalent in Madras (now Chennai) and Bombay Presidencies.
• Match: A - II (Madras)

B. Mahalwari

• Description: The Mahalwari system involved settling land revenue with a village community (mahal).
• Location: This system was mainly implemented in the Agra and Audh (now Awadh) regions.
• Match: B - IV (Agra and Audh)

C. Jamindari

• Description: The Jamindari system involved recognizing landlords (zamindars) as the owners of land and responsible for collecting revenue.
• Location: This system was primarily established in Bengal and parts of Uttar Pradesh.
• Match: C - III (Bengal and Uttar Pradesh)

D. Jagirdari

• Description: Jagirdari was a system where land was granted to individuals (jagirdars) in lieu of salary or services.
• Location: While jagirdari existed in various forms throughout India, it was particularly prominent in the princely states of Rajasthan.
• Match: D - I (Princely States of Rajasthan)

Putting it all together:

• A - II (Madras)
• B - IV (Agra and Audh)
• C - III (Bengal and Uttar Pradesh)
• D - I (Princely States of Rajasthan)

Therefore, the correct answer is option 2: A-II, B-IV, C-III, D-I