Who is this class for?

• This class is designed for Class 12 students who have chosen History in the Arts/Humanities stream.

• Ideal for students preparing for board examinations and for those aspiring to pursue higher studies in History, Archaeology, Political Science, Public Administration, or Civil Services.

• Suitable for learners who want to understand historical events, processes, and their impact on the present world.

What will students learn?

• Key themes of modern Indian and world history, including nationalism, colonialism, industrialization, and revolutions.

• In-depth understanding of Indian freedom struggle, social reform movements, and post-independence developments.

• Exposure to world history topics, such as capitalism, socialism, global conflicts, and decolonization.

• Skills in analyzing historical sources, documents, and maps for interpretation and evaluation.

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

• Regular support through answer-writing practice, revisions, and assessments to ensure strong exam preparation.

• Linking historical developments to current affairs and contemporary issues for better perspective.

What they need to bring to class?

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

• Any assignments, notes, or project work provided.

• A habit of reading reference books, newspapers, or articles to connect past and present.

• Most importantly, an inquisitive mindset, ready to ask questions, debate, and analyze historical events from multiple viewpoints.