Who is this class for?

• This class is for Class 11 students who have chosen History in the Arts/Humanities stream.

• Suitable for students who wish to understand the foundations of world history and the development of human societies.

• Ideal for learners preparing for board exams and those aiming to pursue higher studies in History, Archaeology, Political Science, Public Administration, or Civil Services.

What will students learn?

• Introduction to early societies, the emergence of states, empires, and cultural traditions across the world.

• Understanding of medieval societies, changing economies, trade systems, and cultural interactions.

• Exploration of modern history, including revolutions, industrialization, colonialism, and globalization.

• How to analyze historical sources, maps, and documents for better interpretation.

• Development of critical thinking, chronological understanding, and analytical writing skills.

• Preparation for exams through answer-writing practice, revision sessions, and assessments.

• Linking past events to the present-day world, making history more engaging and meaningful.

What they need to bring to class?

• History textbook, notebook, and stationery (pen/pencil).

• Any assignments, previous notes, or project work for follow-up.

• A habit of reading newspapers, articles, or reference books to connect historical events with current affairs.

• Most importantly, an inquisitive mindset, ready to question, analyze, and discuss events from multiple perspectives.