NCERT reference · Board exam
26 chapters across History, Geography, Political Science, and Economics — grouped into study units so you can revise by theme, not just chapter number. Includes board exam tips and direct links to practice tests.
26
chapters covered
4
subject areas
80
marks in board exam
4 subject areas
History
Nationalism, industrialisation, globalisation, and print culture.
Geography
Resources, agriculture, industries, and transport.
Civics + Economics
Democracy, federalism, sectors, globalisation, consumer rights.
Syllabus by study unit
Each subject is grouped by theme so you can revise History separately from Geography or tackle all four in a mixed session before the exam.
How nationalism spread through Europe and India, industrialisation's social impact, and the role of print media in shaping public opinion.
Types of resources, conservation strategies, India's agricultural patterns, industrial geography, and transport networks.
How democracies manage power, federal structures, social divisions, political parties, and what makes democracies succeed or fail.
Measuring development, primary/secondary/tertiary sectors, banking and credit, impact of globalisation on Indian industries, and consumer protection.
Practice bridge
Step 1
Generate 10 MCQs on Nationalism in India covering Non-Cooperation and Civil Disobedience movements.
Step 2
Ask for short-answer questions on Federalism with examples from Belgium and Sri Lanka.
Step 3
Create an Economics drill combining Sectors, Globalisation, and Consumer Rights in one mixed test.